Communal living

The extended clan, which includes about two dozen members, collaborated with Gray Organschi Architecture to design an inclusive home for three generations. Photo 2 of 13 in It Took a Whole Family to Build This House. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

Across US public lands thousands of people are taking to van life, as featured in the Oscar-winning film Nomadland

For most Americans, housing is the single biggest expense in their personal budget. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average household spends

The friends didn’t make a kitchen in each cabin. Instead, they built one spacious communal kitchen.

Experiments in cooperative living offer a great model for building sustainable urban communities. But can they work for everyone?

A pair of environmentally attuned architects combined adjoining properties in a Los Angeles canyon to house their modernist menagerie.

The traditional home is under renovation. Nathan Heller on people looking for meaning in groups.

Ever wondered what it would be like to live in a commune? Well, let my mom tell you ALL about it.

Circular thinking begins with each of us, but it extends to far more than the individual. This holds especially true at home, where new ways of living are increasingly driven by community. This week…

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

Make your own ramen noodles with this easy, step-by-step guide.

Over the last few years, coworking has been changing the way people rent office space, and now one company is betting on coliving to take hold. Commonspace is creating microunits in a Syracuse building that center around larger shared spaces—sort of like a dorm for adults. Each of the 21 300-square-foot units will have a tiny kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and living space, with access to the shared common areas that include a chef’s kitchen, a game room, and a TV room.

Designed by a queer couple for a queer couple, the home reimagines communal living for the present moment

Discover the benefits of community gardens for healthier living and stronger communities! 🌿🌼 These green spaces offer fresh produce, promote social connections, and enhance local ecosystems. Dive into how these gardens foster sustainability and well-being for everyone involved. #CommunityGardens #UrbanFarming #SustainableLiving

"It's a bunch of fucked-up people helping each other."

For Karina Inzunza, Graham Barker, Melana Janzen, and John McMinn (pictured left to right), a shared vacation home on Georgian Bay was the perfect opportunity to pool resources, split costs, and create an extended family unit. Photo by: Lorne Bridgman

Coliving is a great way to experience the best of both worlds - community living and personal autonomy. With coliving, you get the convenience of having access to all the amenities, services and events of communal living, and the freedom to come and go as you please. But is it worth it? No matter what your lifestyle is, click here to find out more about what coliving is and why it might be for you!