Vertical housing is being reshaped by changing lifestyles, new cultural expectations, and the continued evolution of the Real Estate market. In this publication, we examine how architecture can respond through more flexible and resilient developments, designed around people, shared experiences, and new ways of living.
Created for Disruption Days, an international Real Estate innovation lab, this research and design exercise reconsiders the relationship between ownership and rental models. It explores co-living, community management, programmatic flexibility, and the role of public space as a driver of value in residential development.
Rather than offering a single solution, the publication opens a broader discussion about the future of housing in Latin America and the opportunities emerging for developers, architects, and investors as the market continues to transform.
What you will find in this downloadable:
- An analysis of how vertical housing is evolving across Latin America.
- The key differences and areas of convergence between ownership and rental models.
- The impact of co-living and emerging residential formats on Real Estate development.
- Public space as a strategy for creating value, identity, and long-term returns.
- Architectural strategies that support flexibility, adaptability, and resilience.
- A conceptual design exercise that brings together architecture, business strategy, and user experience.
