Collectives: Shared Activities & Community Building
Segal, Rafi
Collectives: Shared Activities & Community Building - urbanNext, March 19, 2020. - 867 words.
Essay, expanding design practices, No Density, Politics and economics, Rafi Segal
Architecture, Building, Co-creation, Co-living, Collaborative work, Collective city, Collective identity, Collectives, Community, Cultural agitator, Digital era, Digital technologies, Essay, Political implications, Public realm, Public Space, Public vs. Private, Sharing economy, Social infrastructure, Social strategies, Urbanism
COLLECTIVES refers to the groups and partnerships that seek an architectural-urban project for shared activities and community building. Constituted by a voluntary group of people who organize around shared values and mutual understanding, this kind of collective seeks to improve the way they live – shaping their community, creating a social support system, practicing common ideals and principles, affording better living conditions for their means, and facilitating opportunities to establish friendships.
2575-5374
Architecture Collectivity
Collectives: Shared Activities & Community Building - urbanNext, March 19, 2020. - 867 words.
Essay, expanding design practices, No Density, Politics and economics, Rafi Segal
Architecture, Building, Co-creation, Co-living, Collaborative work, Collective city, Collective identity, Collectives, Community, Cultural agitator, Digital era, Digital technologies, Essay, Political implications, Public realm, Public Space, Public vs. Private, Sharing economy, Social infrastructure, Social strategies, Urbanism
COLLECTIVES refers to the groups and partnerships that seek an architectural-urban project for shared activities and community building. Constituted by a voluntary group of people who organize around shared values and mutual understanding, this kind of collective seeks to improve the way they live – shaping their community, creating a social support system, practicing common ideals and principles, affording better living conditions for their means, and facilitating opportunities to establish friendships.
2575-5374
Architecture Collectivity