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From: David Entin (davidentin |
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| Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2009 17:00:17 -0700 (PDT) | |
To respond to Shira Klapper who wants to do research on aging on cohousing:
1) I understand there are three completed senior cohousing communities in the
US. One is Silver Sage in Boulder, CO. All are relatively new and thus don't
have a long track record of experience.
2) You should see "Senior Cohousing: A Community Approach to Independent
Living" by Charles Durrett. I believe he would be willing to talk with you as
well. He is a cohousing architect and experienced practitioner who lives in
cohousing and has led several workshops on how to create senior cohousing.
3) I also suggest you talk with Diane Margolis at Cambridge Cohousing who put
together a panel at our recent national cohousing conference on the subject of
aging in cohousing and her community has wrestled with this issue.
4) We had a small working group on this topic a couple of years ago at Rocky
Hill and Pathways, two adjacent cohousing communities in Northampton, MA.
I hope these suggestions are helpful to you. The Cohousing Association of
the US would like to receive a copy of your research to make it available to
cohousing communities. I am on the Board of Coho/US. David Entin, Rocky Hill
Cohousing.
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Aging in Cohousing David Entin, July 31 2009
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