Explore the critical role of architecture in migration narratives with this insightful study. This book investigates how migrant housing acts as a pivotal architectural construct, shaping belonging, agency, and resilience. Ideal for architecture students, urban planners, and migration researchers in India, it delves into the displacement of dwelling and its impact on identity. Uncover the poetic and political resonance between migration and architecture, challenging singular notions of the ‘house’. Essential for understanding the immigrant city and the complex realities of post-war migration’s effect on housing as an architectural model. A crucial addition for academic libraries and design professionals seeking global perspectives.