Occupied Copies

Designed as an installation at the historical Mackenzie House, Occupied Copies reimagines the absence of a bathroom in the 17th-century Mackenzie House through a contemporary outhouse installation. It explores mass production, construction methods, and material reuse, using newspaper-lined interiors as a reference to layered histories and domestic narratives. The structure echoes the original house’s roof form, creating a scaled, reflective “home within a home” that critiques housing accessibility and affordability today.