research-l Mailing List: Re: Welcoming 13 new folks to our (Cohousing Research Network) listserv!

[Matthew Daly (Matthew.Daly]

Hi everyone,

 

Sorry for the very late reply, thanks for welcoming me to the research network Neil! It’s been really great to hear about everyones different areas of interest.

I live close to Sydney, Australia, and work as a researcher at a couple of universities here looking at various aspects of housing and sustainability, with cohousing and other types of intentional communities being a big focus. My PhD looked at the role of intentional housing types in encouraging sustainable household practices, and now cohousing as an option for people as they age is gaining some attention in Australia.

I’m also on the national committee for Cohousing Australia, and we’re working to create more cohesive national network, including a research network of some kind, so it would be great to learn from your experience.

 

Kind regards,

Matt

 

 

Dr Matthew Daly
Senior research consultant

Institute for Sustainable Futures
University of Technology Sydney
M. +61 0415 455 304
PO Box 123 Broadway NSW 2007 Australia
uts.edu.au​

 

 

 

 

From: research-l <research-l-bounces+matthew.daly=uts.edu.au [at] cohousingresearchnetwork.org> On Behalf Of Kari Kal
Sent: Thursday, 20 December 2018 2:05 PM
To: Matthew Daly <Matthew.Daly [at] uts.edu.au>
Subject: Re: [research-l] Welcoming 13 new folks to our (Cohousing Research Network) listserv!

 

Sorry for the late reply everyone! I'm an undergrad at Cal Poly Pomona majoring in Urban and Regional Planning I'm just finishing finals and maybe using cohousing as my premise for my senior project. I am also very interested in getting an internship with an organi zation that deals directly with cohousing. I think that with Minneapolis abolishing single family zoning many other states will follow their example which may influence an upsurge in cohousing being implemented as a solution to the housing crisis.

 

Cheers, 

 

Kari Kalinich

 

 

 

 

On Tue, Dec 18, 2018 at 5:05 AM Nicolas Francart <francart [at] kth.se> wrote:

Hello everyone!

I am a PhD student from France, living in Sweden, and I'm currently working on a research project about space efficiency in buildings. More specifically, we're investigating how various organizations and people can share premises, what are the barriers and success factors for efficient space sharing, and various ways in which ICT can be used to facilitate the process.

All the best,

--

Nicolas Francart | francart [at] kth.se

PhD Student in strategic sustainability studies

KTH Royal Institute of Technology | SEED

    

SE: +46735224843 | FR: +33651411865

 

 

Den 2018-12-16 kl. 03:39, skrev Copia Webster:

Thanks Neil! Glad to be joining this list.

 

I live in Chicago, and am creating a small ‘until

death do us part’ co-housing organization with friends. We intend to create a better aging and death experience together than we each would have had alone.

 

I am interested in learning what legal vehicles others have used in setting up small co-housing communities.

 

We need a vehicle that can own real estate while allowing us to directly enjoy and control it’s use. We need the named list of folks who contributed towards its purchase to have lifetime use of the building, while the vehicle also protects the building from any claims by creditors or heirs of the individuals on that list.

 

Linda

On Friday, December 14, 2018, Neil Planchon <neil [at] swansway.com> wrote:

Hello everyone (Now 118 of us!) and Happy December/Holidays.

As has been my custom, I am welcoming new folks to the list!

Janice Chen
Belinda Milnes
Graham Meltzer
Mel Stone
Dermot O’Reilly
Nicolas Francart
Almut Zieher
Linda Wilson
Kari Kalinich
Matt Daly
Nicolas Francart
Andreas Hatzimichai
George Lindsey

Welcome one and all. We’d love to learn about you. Please take a moment to introduce yourselves, tell us where you live, your interests and what connects you to Cohousing and the Cohousing Research Network.

We always love to hear what folks have interest in learning about and what you might be interested in contributing.

We look forward to hearing from you!
Neil and the Cohousing Research Network team
www.cohousingresearchnetwork.org



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