Co-Living as Interconnected and Decentralized Housing

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Foreword 5
3. Table of Contents 8
4. Models of Shared Living: Context and Overview 10
5. Transitions between Public and Private 15
6. Motives that Drive Shared Living 19
7. Sharing Based on Economic Intentions
8. Efficiency and Rationalization: Sharing Based on Economic Intentions 26
9. Changing Organizational Structures of Living 28
10. The Economics of Shared Housing 34
11. The Large Housing Complexes of the Utopian Socialists 41
12. Men’s and Women’s Hostels and Boarding Houses for Urban Nomads 56
13. Central-Kitchen Houses as a Model of Reform 81
14. Collective Housing in the Soviet Union 102
15. Sharing Based on Political Intentions
16. Progress and Stability: Sharing Based on Political Intentions 112
17. The Diversity of Collective Living Spaces and Options for Use 114
18. The City and Collective Living: An Attempt at Rapprochement in a Conflicted Relationship 117
19. Garden Cities and Courtyard Apartment Buildings: Visions of Social Reform 123
20. Community Settlements as Staged Neighborhoods 144
21. Cooperative Living and the Opening of Living Spaces 164
22. Collective Housing in the German Democratic Republic 187
23. Sharing Based on Social Intentions
24. Sufficiency and Participation: Sharing Based on Social Intentions 192
25. Changing Living Spaces Due to Changing Lifestyles 195
26. Differentiation Processes in European Housing Markets in the 21^st Century 200
27. Housing and Culture Projects as an Expression of Community 205
28. Community Households and Cluster Apartments with Services 232
29. Co-Living as Interconnected and Decentralized Housing 272
30. Communal Households and Squatting 289
31. Extending Individuality 294
32. Four Levels of Action: A Perspective 302
33. Index 308
34. Reference books, monographs 312
35. Studies and Research 316
36. Articles and Magazines 317
37. Biographies 318
38. Acknowledgments 320
39. Imprint 324