Communal architecture

From urban high-density housing to rural communal living, Europeans are using the principle of co-housing — in which neighbors share space and resources, depending on their needs.

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Architecture projects featuring the colour red, including red-painted building and projects clad in red plaster, red sandstone and other red materials.

landscape architecture, landscape rendering, landscape collage, landscape design, collective space, mutual landscapes, communal housing, communal gardens, nurseries, greenhouses.

Image 9 of 31 from gallery of La Borda / Lacol. Photograph by Lacol

Vindmøllebakken is a collaboration between Helen&Hard architects and Kruse Smith real estate: The whole development comprises 40 co-living units, 4 townhouses, and 10 apartments. The project is planned using a low-rise typology with 3-5 stories and is built of prefabricated timber elements. This refers to the traditional timber housing typology of the neighbourhood. Vindmøllebakken has become a modern housing typology that fulfills human, social, and environmental needs in a sustainable way

Nightingale Leftfield by Kennedy Nolan is one of six buildings at Nightingale Village in Melbourne’s inner north. Situated along Duckett Street and with a desirable, north-west aspect, the mixed-use development encompasses private residences, communal spaces and Ima Pantry and Cafe – a sustainably focused, Japanese-inspired grocery store and eatery. #fisherpaykel #melbourne #architecture #homeappliances #apartment #designfreedom #kitchen #dreamkitchen #japanesehomes

The presented project is a reinterpretation of the organization of a flexible space adapted to the inter-communal interaction of international students and local residents within the surrounding urban context.

Image 4 of 6 from project Gleis 21 | einszueins architektur | Photograph by Hertha Hurnaus

Visual support for your VALLEYS ENVIRONMENT. A gateway in to big support for your nervous system is honoring your Human Design Environment. It helps to ground you and it nourishes your nervous system from the outside in. The way we create a flexible regulated nervous system for health and wealth is by SHOWING our system we are safe as the language is non-verbal. And a big way we can do this is by honoring our Environment so that we can architect our desired reality intentionally, which…