cohousing inclusive | The Events

Which solutions does CoHousing offer for self-determined living for people with and without disabilities? This lecture is part of the academic program for students in sociology and educational studies at the Medical School Berlin.

The talk “Learning from European CoHousing – Urban Space as a Common Good” was a contribution to the two-day long international happening MadCity dedicated to unusual ideas for the future development of cities.
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In the University of Stuttgart, a lecture by is part of the official University program for architecture students, focusing on housing sociology.

After our an article about European CoHousing was published in the Taiwan Architecture magazine in cooperation with the organization OURs, Larisa Tsvetkova gave a lecture in Taipei for a smaller circle of local CoHousing activists, researchers, members of city administration, architects, developers, investors and students. In Taiwan, CoHousing is not very known yet, but the interest is growing and new networks are emerging.

The new publication and the exhibition has been launched in October 2017 at the European Collaborative Housing Hub with more than 300 visitors, including more than 50 CoHousing experts and activists from over 20 different countries. These two days emphasized exchanging experiences regarding implemented projects as well as ideas that are emerging in many different cities and regions.

Moscow Architecture School invited Larisa Tsvetkova to give a lecture about inclusive CoHousing in Russian language for the local students, researches, architects and others. This event was public and free of charge, aiming to raise awareness about self-organized housing options as an alternative to commercialized, ownership-oriented housing market in Russia.