The new domestic landscape after the pandemic Covid-19

In the last year and a half, several months spent in lockdown have questioned consolidated habitat models spaces which we live. The pandemic has accelerated all critical issues by highlighting limits of cities, infrastructures, architectures, domestic lifestyles determined by obsolete archetypes paradigms. However, this meant that cultural debate focused on importance design, investment research and activation open innovation dynamics, social, economic environmental impact of innovative sustainable anthropocentric ecocentric measures. Until recent events, house had undergone process expansion beyond its physical borders, gradually emptying itself, expanding domesticity into public space city (Lepore, 2004)