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  • Alejandro Aravena stands in front of a blurred event sign at the Venice Biennale of Architecture, wearing a light jacket and white shirt.
    Alejandro Aravena

    …are known for building ā€œincremental housing,ā€ a form of basic affordable housing in economically vibrant urban locations and realized in part with government subsidies. Called ā€œhalf a good houseā€ by Aravena, that type of housing gave the most-disenfranchised citizens the opportunity to play a role in improving their economic…

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    …are known for building ā€œincremental housing,ā€ a form of basic affordable housing in economically vibrant urban locations and realized in part with government subsidies. Called ā€œhalf a good houseā€ by Aravena, that type of housing gave the most-disenfranchised citizens the opportunity to play a role in improving their economic…

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