Re: The decline of cohousing L | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Mona Loofs (Mona.Loofsutas.edu.au) | |
Date: Mon, 12 Jan 1998 16:05:17 -0600 |
Hey Rob I just haven't been keeping up with posts - I have a backlog still to get through. Even so, I've noticed a decline over the one year I've been subscribed. Maybe everyone else is just too bogged down with their own work, lives, co-operative living, etc??? On a positive note (and I don't know if another member of our group may have written in about our news), we now own 4 acres of land in South Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. In a few weeks time we will be settling down to seriously finalising our house designs. Now it feels like things are REALLY hotting up! A question (and I wonder if there will be any replies to this one?): how do groups go about getting good consultation going with builders? What sorts of things do you look for in a builder, how do you know if they will be good at working with a bunch of highly involved people, what sort of process do you put in place to address problems during the building process and what shouldn't we do (eg change all the plans in the last minute)? I hope this hasn't been hashed over too much already in the past. Catch you later ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mona Loofs Hobart Tasmania Australia mailto:Mona.Loofs [at] utas.edu.au ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The decline of cohousing L Rob Sandelin, January 12 1998
- Re: The decline of cohousing L Mac Thomson, January 12 1998
- RE: The decline of cohousing L Landress, Scott (CICG - NY Mortgages), January 12 1998
- Re: The decline of cohousing L Green Mac, January 12 1998
- Re: The decline of cohousing L Mona Loofs, January 12 1998
- Re: The decline of cohousing L Loren Davidson, January 12 1998
- Re: The decline of cohousing L Jack Wilbern, RA, January 12 1998
- Re: The decline of cohousing L Dspreitzer, January 12 1998
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