CH elevators | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: The CoHousing Company (cohocohousingco.com) | |
Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 18:16:51 -0500 |
We have designed 20 or so common houses, almost all without elevators. Several of these common houses were for groups where several people in the group were in wheelchairs. Like everything else in cohousing, to be done right it has to be a thorough and deliberate process. And ofcourse in the end the group should do exactly what the group wants to do -- not what someone else thinks they should do. There is a great deal of wisdom and justice in their decision if every rock is turned over and examined -- the group usually does the right thing. Yet it is amazing to see how often a miss administered and naively adopted rule can end up costing a group 20k. The right thig is doable, but not anecdotely. Charles Durrett Principal Architect The CoHousing Company "Architectural Design and Consulting Services towards the formation of CoHousing Communities" email: coho [at] cohousingco.com web site: www.cohousingco.com tel. 510-549-9980, fax 510-549-2140 1250 Addison St. #113 Berkeley, CA 94702
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Re: CH elevators Joe Nolan, April 6 1998
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