Home, privacy and domesticity during a pandemic

April 27, 2020 Elizabeth Farrelly 0 Opinions Lectures & Talks

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As we face indefinite quarantine, where we live, the houses that shelter us, have never been more important. Being confined for a long period of time, either alone or with family – brings the inadequacies of our housing into sharp relief.
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Elizabeth Farrelly, architecture critic and columnist

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Dr Elizabeth Farrelly is a weekly opinion columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald and an award-winning critic and author. She has engaged with Sydney as a writer, blogger, academic, City Councilor, designer, planning bureaucrat, cyclist and, most importantly, a human who loves cities. With a background across philosophy, literature, science, city planning and architecture, Farrelly has written several books, fiction and non-fiction, as well as countless book-chapters and articles in several countries and is a regular public speaker and broadcaster. She is currently building an off-grid dwelling in rural NSW. Her latest book, KILLING SYDNEY, was due out in April 2020 (and is now due some time later).

Dr Elizabeth Farrelly is a Sydney-based columnist and author.