Monday, 21 May 2012

TRENDS - SHARING - CO-HOUSING, CO-WORKING, HOUSE SWAPPING

Not only car/bike etc.etc.but also SPACES 

CO-HOUSING as the “artists residences” like:
the TRIANGLE ARTS ASSOCIACION a New York based non-profit arts organization whose mission is to support emerging and mid-career international and national visual artists, encouraging dialogue and experimentation through workshops, residencies and exhibition opportunities 
http://triangleworkshop.org

 
in Italy an artist can live and work in a castle thanks to CASTELLO IN MOVIMENTO organisation 
http://www.castelloinmovimento.com/index_en.htm

or on a tram (BIVACCOURBANO residency by Porgetto Diogene) http://www.progettodiogene.eu/


                
In the heart of Paris, the 59 RIVOLI is one of the most famous (ex) squat in the the world. Not only residence for artists but also gallery on the ground floor that has a new exposition every 2 weeks
59 rue de Rivoli Paris - http://59rivoli.org
dailyphotostream.blogspot.com
CO-WORKING
THE HUB- WHERE CHANGE GOES TO WORK –The Hub is a network of spaces that combine a trusted community, innovation lab, business incubator and the comforts of home. At the HUB, people from every profession, background and culture are being united by one thing: the imagination and drive to pursue enterprising ideas for the world. These are the people who see and do things differently and have entrepreneurial passion to create sustainable impact  
http://www.the-hub.net/

 
HOUSE SWAPPING is the practice that refers to the swapping of homes (vacation accommodation) a temporary or more permanent basis http://www.lovehomeswap.com and many others
  • COMMUNITY COOKER (Jiko ya jamii in Swahili)
     In the mid-1990s, Nairobi-based architect Jim Archer was increasingly concerned about the amount of discarded refuse piling up in Kenya and many other developing countries. He designed the Community Cooker as a simple, inexpensive machine, easily built and repaired by local communities, with minimal operating expenses. The trash is sorted onto racks, dried, and shoveled down a slide into the burn box- non-combustibles like rubber and glass are set aside, of course-
    Each oven is large enough to bake ten loaves of bread, roast a goat, or fire clay pot http://communitycooker.org/

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