Panel Discussion at Storefront for Art and Architecture: The Sharing Movement

Emily participated in Storefront for Art & Architecture’s Manifesto Series: The Sharing Movement, a program that invited architects, theorists, and cultural commentators to examine how emerging models of shared resources are reshaping space, ownership, and civic life. Speaking alongside peers interrogating the political and spatial implications of “sharing,” she addressed how architecture both enables and constrains collective use—whether through policy, form, or the everyday mechanics of access.