The architectural and urban approach to the proposal is a product of the social, economic and political conditions affecting the hinterland globally and locally, as between Perth and Dundee, land at the moment not productive or dissociated to be reconsidered as a pivotal resource.
The basis of the thesis and the related project aim at producing a proposal able to react to the social and labor needs of the cities linked to their hinterlands whilst providing a viable and environmental route for economic and demographic growth.
In other words what the proposal is aiming to achieve is extending the idea of industrial and agrarian production beyond the factory to the social forms and spaces generated by this new collaborative working methods that are effectively the Lefebvrian production of space and therefore creating a self-sustainable and work orientated socially produced space.
