Deux lits chez Billie

Description

Deux lits chez Billie explores how architectural design can transform a domestic conflict. Refusing to share her room with a future sibling, Billie decides to build her own house outside, only to discover a territory already saturated with individual dwellings. As she considers extending into the forest, a beaver architect introduces alternative ways of inhabiting: building vertically, sharing resources, and benefiting from proximity. Rather than expanding further, Billie chooses to build within her existing space, turning a constraint into an opportunity to rethink how space can be used and shared.