The legal and cultural norms in the world of the fictional Care Agency sister with existing norms.
Mexico City’s 2017 constitution explicitly lays out the right to reparations, the right to care, the right to the city, among other rights. If we interpret the ‘right to care’ in the broadest collective sense, how would that change the urban fabric? What would public infrastructures of care look like?
Underpinning the future norms and processes are the societal valuation of “Broadest and Fullest Use” (as opposed to ‘highest and best use’), the re-pairing of property rights with a corresponding set of social duties, and the understanding that we all share in the collective care and repair of our cities. Click on each legal memo to enlarge and read.
Mexico City’s 2017 constitution explicitly lays out the right to reparations, the right to care, the right to the city, among other rights. If we interpret the ‘right to care’ in the broadest collective sense, how would that change the urban fabric? What would public infrastructures of care look like?
Underpinning the future norms and processes are the societal valuation of “Broadest and Fullest Use” (as opposed to ‘highest and best use’), the re-pairing of property rights with a corresponding set of social duties, and the understanding that we all share in the collective care and repair of our cities. Click on each legal memo to enlarge and read.
