Masha Hupalo
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is a researcher and architect who writes and teaches in Los Angeles. Her current work focuses on the way policy and high-frequency data inform planning and design, the legal construct of territory and borders, and new forms of governance and ownership. 

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Homelessness Charrette
    Our collaborative efforts with faculty, students, alumni, and key voices from around Los Angeles led to the identification of a set of crucial questions about houselessness, housing policy, services and public perception that guided an all-school (500 students) four-day charrette. On the fourth day, in the spirit of the design charrette tradition, the products of this short and intensive process were showcased in a comprehensive uncurated exhibition of all projects, fostering further discussion. The results were published in a report.  
  • Type: All-school Workshop
  • Together with: Erik Ghenoiu, Andrew Chittenden [SCI-Arc] and Goethe Institut
  • Location: SCI-Arc, Los Angeles
  • Year: 2019
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