Community living

Beyond the allure of living in a compact, efficiently-designed space lies an often underappreciated aspect of the tiny house movement: the power of community.

Escape Tampa Bay Village joins the movement toward compact living.

As tiny living continues to gain in popularity, tiny home communities have been popping up throughout the United States and are now available coast-to-coast.

Experiments in cooperative living offer a great model for building sustainable urban communities. But can they work for everyone?

The co-living concept may be new to you, but it is growing in popularity. Here we review the benefits, downsides, but most importantly, we get into . . .

Pocket neighborhoods are a growing trend across the United States and Canada. They create a friendly supportive community for people in many different stages of their life. Ross Chapin, an architect in Washington first coined the term pocket neighborhoods. Several of those are profiled here.

Circular thinking begins with each of us, but it extends to far more than the individual. This holds especially true at home, where new ways of living are increasingly driven by community. This week…

The Building Community Poster reads: Turn off your TV. Leave your house. Know your neighbors, Look up when you are walking; Greet people; Sit on your stoop; Plant flowers; Use your library; Play to…

Air raids destroyed the old Moritzplatz shopping district during World War II; later the Berlin Wall hulked over the neighborhood. For decades, trash and r

You have a great idea for a creative workshop, but how do you market it to make sure it's a popular event? Aime Cox-Tennant shares her top tips...