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The very first cohousing in the US, Muir Commons in Davis, California would not have happened if the book Creating Cohousing: Building Sustainable Communities had not been in every Davis bookstore and library. A dozen bookstores, new and used, and every library (almost 10) carried it. That project took exactly two years from the night of the […]

Join us for this presentation on neuro-inclusive cohousing! Chuck will share his 35 years of experience designing sustainable communities and assist us in getting neuro-inclusive cohousing built here. Imagine living in a neighborhood that’s welcoming, safe, eco-friendly, and that you helped create. Private homes with generous common facilities. Where people know and care about each other in a village setting. About this Group We’re creating

When it comes to inclusive cohousing, thoughtful and intentional design plays a crucial role in fostering a sense of community and ensuring accessibility for all residents. The architecture of these communities goes beyond mere aesthetics; it’s a powerful tool for promoting social interaction, accommodating diverse needs, and creating spaces that are truly welcoming to everyone.

n an era where social isolation is on the rise and traditional housing models often fall short in meeting diverse needs, inclusive cohousing emerges as a beacon of hope. This innovative approach to community living is revolutionizing the way we think about neighborhoods, accessibility, and social connection. But what exactly is inclusive cohousing, and why

Photos from Nevada City Cohousing Courtesy of the The Cohousing Company

In the world of inclusive cohousing, few names carry as much weight as Charles Durrett. An architect, author, and passionate advocate for cohousing, Durrett has been at the forefront of the movement for decades. His latest book, “OneLife, Live It,” offers a compelling look at an innovative inclusive community in Iceland, providing valuable insights into