Mohamed Gamal Abdelmonem is a Professor and Chair of Architecture at the University of York. He is an architectural and urban historian and has written widely on everyday homes, architectural and urban heritage, urban justice and climate change, socio-spatial transformation, and virtual heritage in contemporary cities. He is a Routledge featured author, with recent books including Peripheries – Edge Conditions in Architecture (2013), Architecture of Home in Cairo (2016), Architecture, Space and Memory of Resurrection in NI (2019) and People, Care and Work in the Home (2020).

• 1. Introduction: Revisiting the Discourse on Home and Climate Change; 2. Ethics of Care, Care in the Home, Care of the Common Home; 3. Home, Care and Love: The Possible Starting Point to Overcome the Climate Crisis; 4. Thresholds of Connected Living: Understanding Spatial Affordances of Ahmedabad Homes in Response to Climate Change; 5. Reaching Beyond Mitigation and Adaptation: Using Resilience Structures and Psychological Theory to Plan and Manage the Impacts of a Changing Climate in our Homes and Communities; 6. The Effect of People’s Behaviour on Home Energy Consumption and Carbon Emission: Case Studies on Domestic Cooking and Space Heating; 7. A Community-Centred Approach for the Sustainability and the One Health agendas: Campus Bio-Medico’ Social Green Masterplan as a Case Study; 8. Net-Zero Homes as Localities of Households, Neighbourhoods, and Natural Environments; 9. Connected Homes for Older People: Role of Family and Locality in Combating Climate Change; 10. Educational Schools as Homes: Training Mission, Climate Change Awareness and Architecture; 11. Remote Economy and Home-Based Work: Digital Homes Changing Economic and Work-Life Balance; 12. Towards a Sustainable and Home-Based Economy: The Changing Landscape of Work-Life Balance and the Societal and Environmental Impact of Working from Home as a Business Model

Mohamed Gamal Abdelmonem is a Professor and Chair of Architecture at the University of York. He is an architectural and urban historian and has written widely on everyday homes, architectural and urban heritage, urban justice and climate change, socio-spatial transformation, and virtual heritage in contemporary cities. He is a Routledge featured author, with recent books including Peripheries – Edge Conditions in Architecture (2013), Architecture of Home in Cairo (2016), Architecture, Space and Memory of Resurrection in NI (2019) and People, Care and Work in the Home (2020).

• 1. Introduction: Revisiting the Discourse on Home and Climate Change; 2. Ethics of Care, Care in the Home, Care of the Common Home; 3. Home, Care and Love: The Possible Starting Point to Overcome the Climate Crisis; 4. Thresholds of Connected Living: Understanding Spatial Affordances of Ahmedabad Homes in Response to Climate Change; 5. Reaching Beyond Mitigation and Adaptation: Using Resilience Structures and Psychological Theory to Plan and Manage the Impacts of a Changing Climate in our Homes and Communities; 6. The Effect of People’s Behaviour on Home Energy Consumption and Carbon Emission: Case Studies on Domestic Cooking and Space Heating; 7. A Community-Centred Approach for the Sustainability and the One Health agendas: Campus Bio-Medico’ Social Green Masterplan as a Case Study; 8. Net-Zero Homes as Localities of Households, Neighbourhoods, and Natural Environments; 9. Connected Homes for Older People: Role of Family and Locality in Combating Climate Change; 10. Educational Schools as Homes: Training Mission, Climate Change Awareness and Architecture; 11. Remote Economy and Home-Based Work: Digital Homes Changing Economic and Work-Life Balance; 12. Towards a Sustainable and Home-Based Economy: The Changing Landscape of Work-Life Balance and the Societal and Environmental Impact of Working from Home as a Business Model

Mohamed Gamal Abdelmonem is a Professor and Chair of Architecture at the University of York. He is an architectural and urban historian and has written widely on everyday homes, architectural and urban heritage, urban justice and climate change, socio-spatial transformation, and virtual heritage in contemporary cities. He is a Routledge featured author, with recent books including Peripheries – Edge Conditions in Architecture (2013), Architecture of Home in Cairo (2016), Architecture, Space and Memory of Resurrection in NI (2019) and People, Care and Work in the Home (2020).

• 1. Introduction: Revisiting the Discourse on Home and Climate Change; 2. Ethics of Care, Care in the Home, Care of the Common Home; 3. Home, Care and Love: The Possible Starting Point to Overcome the Climate Crisis; 4. Thresholds of Connected Living: Understanding Spatial Affordances of Ahmedabad Homes in Response to Climate Change; 5. Reaching Beyond Mitigation and Adaptation: Using Resilience Structures and Psychological Theory to Plan and Manage the Impacts of a Changing Climate in our Homes and Communities; 6. The Effect of People’s Behaviour on Home Energy Consumption and Carbon Emission: Case Studies on Domestic Cooking and Space Heating; 7. A Community-Centred Approach for the Sustainability and the One Health agendas: Campus Bio-Medico’ Social Green Masterplan as a Case Study; 8. Net-Zero Homes as Localities of Households, Neighbourhoods, and Natural Environments; 9. Connected Homes for Older People: Role of Family and Locality in Combating Climate Change; 10. Educational Schools as Homes: Training Mission, Climate Change Awareness and Architecture; 11. Remote Economy and Home-Based Work: Digital Homes Changing Economic and Work-Life Balance; 12. Towards a Sustainable and Home-Based Economy: The Changing Landscape of Work-Life Balance and the Societal and Environmental Impact of Working from Home as a Business Model