Architecture, mental health and the pandemic
4 min readFeb 7, 2021
The effects of the matchbox industry in mental health during the pandemic
Since March 2020, the world stopped and, contrary to secluded nuns, we were obliged to confine in the tiny spaces of our houses. I mean, if you have one for yourself and your family, as most people in London spent their lockdown in a bedroom. A bedroom costing double, yet with space for a single bed only.