Stockholm is home to one of Sweden's largest and oldest collective housing projects, with three hundred tenants. The only people allowed to live there are women. For eighty years, the building has been a refuge for women who have chosen to live outside the norms of marriage. As the housing shortage worsens, a new generation of young women is beginning to move in. This seemingly small change could undermine—or renew—the building's purpose.
Director
Fanny Rosell
SE
