co-living
coliving

Is the Goberti's art the element which should arouse new interest in our way of looking at and co-living with what is around us?

Both the films portray the struggle between human and nature; and the protagonists trying to establish a peaceful co-living.

Demographic and economic development is endangering our current forms of civilisation and social co-living and our future ability to inhabit our planet.

It was officially opened back to Baker students in the fall semester of 2010, who returned after a year of co-living with students from Duncan College.

Matchmaking algorithms aren't bulletproof, but Bledsoe's Bedvetter idea speaks to the rise of a larger lifestyle trend in co-living, namely the "dorm-ification" of cities.

The swelling population of borderless tech workers, temporary and otherwise, has nonetheless inspired the launch of numerous startups catering to a range of travelers-think WeWork's expansion from co-working to co-living, gone global.

Coliving is a form of homesharing in which individuals live together with other likeminded people, particularly for workers on temporary assignment away from home.