2014
DOI: 10.3846/20297955.2014.895416
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Can Shared Practices Build a New City?

Abstract: Contemporary living is increasingly marked by different kinds of associationisms, collective but not necessarily longlasting actions, and either little or very determined communalities. This article will discuss forms of living that reject individualism and shy away from communities. Indistinct forms, based on living “side by side, walking in step” which Bauman (2002) described as “a desperate need for networking”; and Sennett (2008) said was “the force of wandering emotions shifting erratically from one targe… Show more

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“…Collaborative housing brings benefits to future inhabitants as well as to the cities in which it is located (see Table 1). Benefits for future inhabitants include (1) lower costs of construction and use of homes, (2) safe housing environment, (3) the possibility of personalising the living space and (4) the potential of shared use. Lower costs of construction are related to lack of developer in the process (developer's profit, advertising costs, employees, office, costs of speculative risk, vacancies, etc.)…”
Section: Benefits: Both the City And The Inhabitants Winmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Collaborative housing brings benefits to future inhabitants as well as to the cities in which it is located (see Table 1). Benefits for future inhabitants include (1) lower costs of construction and use of homes, (2) safe housing environment, (3) the possibility of personalising the living space and (4) the potential of shared use. Lower costs of construction are related to lack of developer in the process (developer's profit, advertising costs, employees, office, costs of speculative risk, vacancies, etc.)…”
Section: Benefits: Both the City And The Inhabitants Winmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[6,7]). As far as city structure is concerned, well designed collaborative housing is beneficial for the city due to (1) higher level of safety, (2) good quality of the development, (3) implementation of innovative solutions and ( 4) increasing the efficiency of infrastructure use (also [1,3,4,11]). An increase in the level of safety is related to introducing a live, integrated and socially responsible community into urban society [9], instead of a collection of households that do not know each other, which happens when we deal with developer housing (It does not mean that in the case of developer housing local community will not create social bonds, however, the process will definitely take time).…”
Section: S T R E S Z C Z E N I Ementioning
confidence: 99%