The Perfect House has become a Ruin Bernd Brunner The second part presents Brugner’s

The second part presents Brugner’s research

This edition comes with a new foreword from the author

Joan Lindsay

When we're not held in the grip of fear

The Perfect House has become a Ruin Bernd Brunner The second part presents Brugner’sStarting from the notions of commoning and reproductive labour embedded in the architectural framework of public washhouses in the villages of Northern Italy, Elena Braida initiated The Perfect House Has Become a Ruin. An invitation, a publication, a collaborative approach to question the hierarchy between the act of making and cleaning. With contributions by Sasha van Aalst, Ola Korbaska, Francesca Lucchitta, Francesco Emilio Restuccia, Lisa Rovner,