Re: Vertical cohousing in the city | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: S. Hamer (shamer_![]() |
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Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 06:44:14 -0600 |
I've only seen one cohousing community--mine. Cambridge Cohousing is an urban site built on less than 2 acres of land in the middle of a city residential neighborhood. I can't imagine cohousing made up of individual homes, or just attached townhomes. We have 2 buildings of 6 flats each, and one elevator building with 17 apartments. We are verticle only up 4 floors, but it is urban, apartment style cohousing. We are close and cozy, only 1/2 a block separates the most distant units. As someone who lives in a townhouse with a glass front door, I do think the apt. dwellers are missing something by having all wood, solid doors. If someone walks by I can run out to talk, or if they see me in my house, they can come in. I have a full shade on the door, so when we want privacy, as I do at night, we just pull it down. Joani Blank wrote: > Hi Jose, > > I've often imagined an urban cohousing community made in an urban apartment Sharon Hamer Hopkinton Middle/High School LibraryMedia Center 88 Hayden Rowe St. Hopkinton, Massachusetts 01748 508-497-9820 (Fax) 508-497-9829 _______________________________________________________ Get your free, private email at http://mail.excite.com/
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Vertical cohousing in the city Joani Blank, January 13 1999
- Re: Vertical cohousing in the city S. Hamer, January 13 1999
- RE: Vertical cohousing in the city Morales Jose, January 13 1999
- Re: Vertical cohousing in the city DHCano, January 13 1999
- Re: Vertical cohousing in the city Tim Behrend, January 13 1999
- Re: Vertical cohousing in the city Jeff Hobson, January 17 1999
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