Article published on the Guardian, discussing the merits and problematic aspects of CoLiving, weighing the possibility of it being a way for corporate real estate agency to cash on a rising trend.
Article originally appeared on Vice UK argues for a critical understansing of the self-proclaimed "global living movement" CoLiving, maintaining that the latter embodies essentially capitalist trend and speculation.
Article originally appeared on The Huffington Post US highlights how the state of an increasingly pressured housing market pushes people to seek out for new, alternative solution to the conventional living arrangement, often compromising on privacy.
Marie Gamillscheg und Wlada Kolosowa schreiben über die Vorteile des WG-Lebens für Berufstätige. Geringere Miete für mehr Platz und bessere Lage sind nicht die einzigen Gründe.
Sarah Holder, in her article for CityLab, reports on the largest co-living building ever proposed.
Originally published on Huffington Post India, the article explores the increase in co-living trends in Bengaluru, India's Silicon Valley.
Author Vicky Robin speaks about the difficulties and needs of community building in modern times.
Der Zukunftsforscher Daniel Dettling berichtet über das sogenannte Micro-Living und damit verbundene vermeintlche Vorteile für Senioren.
Manuel Lutz speaks about housing co-operatives in Germany and Siwtzerland and the finance that makes it posssible to scale up.
Originally published on Architecture Now and written by Abigail Hurst, the article addresses the main labels for alternative housing models, including co-housing, cooperative housing and co-living, shedding light on concepts that are sometimes talked about interchangeably, in relation to the incr