One Shared House 2030: Moving Into the Future of Co-living
One Shared House 2030: Moving Into the Future of Co-living
- UrbanNext, November 20, 2017.
- 700 words.
- 000123
Anton & Irene, Essay, High Density, Politics and economics, SPACE10, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Affordable Housing, Circular economy, City challenge, Co-Habitation, Co-living, Collective city, Collective housing, Community, Community Facilities, Copenhagen, Denmark, Density, Economics, Essay, Experimental housing, Future cities, Global Awareness, Housing, Housing market, New York, Planetary urbanizations, Population, Sharing economy, Smart city, Social cohesion, Urban growth, Urban mobility, Urban Paradigms, Urban research, Urbanisation
To apply for One Shared House 2030 and see what kind of co-living space you’d most want to live in — or simply to find out more about the project — visit http://onesharedhouse2030.com
SPACE10—IKEA’s external future-living lab— has started researching and designing co-living concepts as a potential solution to issues such as rapid urbanisation, loneliness and the increasing lack of affordable housing on a global level.
2575-5374
Architecture Collective Housing Research
Anton & Irene, Essay, High Density, Politics and economics, SPACE10, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Affordable Housing, Circular economy, City challenge, Co-Habitation, Co-living, Collective city, Collective housing, Community, Community Facilities, Copenhagen, Denmark, Density, Economics, Essay, Experimental housing, Future cities, Global Awareness, Housing, Housing market, New York, Planetary urbanizations, Population, Sharing economy, Smart city, Social cohesion, Urban growth, Urban mobility, Urban Paradigms, Urban research, Urbanisation
To apply for One Shared House 2030 and see what kind of co-living space you’d most want to live in — or simply to find out more about the project — visit http://onesharedhouse2030.com
SPACE10—IKEA’s external future-living lab— has started researching and designing co-living concepts as a potential solution to issues such as rapid urbanisation, loneliness and the increasing lack of affordable housing on a global level.
2575-5374
Architecture Collective Housing Research