Nine decontextualized houses designed together with architects of different nationalities make up the family of projects in Divided Authorship, a research where a collaborative design method is put to the test.

Every house was conceived remotely, over time, taking turns to design parts of it until it was agreed that the house was complete. The process was done through video calls, emails and file hosting services. None of the houses had a specific client, site or detailed program, instead they were the product of conversations on specific topics.