Collaborative Housing: Resident and Professional Roles

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Volume 45 – Number 3

Summary

This issue brings together contributions from across the globe to provide insight into current collaborative housing initiatives. Following the editors’ introduction, the articles view collaborative housing from three perspectives: ‘practice’, the first two articles; ‘professional’, the next three articles; and finally, ‘integration into the mainstream’. Case studies throughout the issue reveal the diversity of collaborative housing projects developed or being developed around the world.

Jasmine Palmer and Lidewij Tummers

10 Sep 2019

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Contents

• Collaborative Housing: Resident and Professional Roles
  JASMINE PALMER and LIDEWIJ TUMMERS
• Do-It-Yourself: The Stony Road to Cohousing in Sweden
  INGELA BLOMBERG and KERSTIN KÄRNEKULL
• Case Study: Kollektivhuset Färdknäppen, Stockholm, Sweden
  JASMINE PALMER
• Project Management for Building Groups
  LUCIA LANDENBERGER and MATTHIAS GÜTSCHOW
• ‘Without the Developer, Who Develops?’ Collaborative Self-Development in Australian Cities
  JASMINE PALMER
• Case Study: Urban Coup ‘Near and Tall’ Cohousing, Brunswick, Melbourne, Australia
  JASMINE PALMER
• Case Study: Clarke Street Collective, Northcote, Melbourne, Australia
  JASMINE PALMER
• Case Study: White Gum Valley Baugruppe, Perth, Western Australia
  JASMINE PALMER
• Self-Help Housing: Cooperative Societies’ Contributions and Professionals’ Views in Akure, Nigeria
  OLUMUYIWA BAYODE ADEGUN and OLAWALE OREOLUWA OLUSOGA 
• Cohousing Professionals as ‘Middle-Agents’: Perspectives from the UK, USA and the Netherlands
  MELISSA FERNANDEZ ARRIGOITIA and LIDEWIJ TUMMERS
• From Marginal to Mainstream? Analysing Translations between the Collaborative Housing Niche and the Established Housing Sector in Finland
  ANNA HELAMAA
• Case Study: Kotisatama, Helsinki, Finland
  ANNA HELAMAA
• Case Study: Sompasaaren Sumppi, Helsinki, Finland 
  ANNA HELAMAA
• Case Study: Teoman elinkaarikortteli (Tesoma lifecycle block), Tampere, Finland
  ANNA HELAMAA
• The Professionalization of a Social Movement: Housing Cooperatives in Uruguay
  JENNIFER DUYNE BARENSTEIN and MICHAEL PFISTER
• Case Study: Housing Cooperative COVIVEMA 5, La Aguada, Montevideo, Uruguay
  MICHAEL PFISTER
• Towards a Collaborative Housing Initiative: The Role of Local Authorities
  HANNA SZEMZŐ, ÉVA GERŐHÁZI, CHRISTIANE DROSTE and DANNY SOETANTO
• Case Study: The Rákóczi Kollektíva, Budapest, Hungary 
  ÉVA GERŐHÁZI
• Case Study: Lancaster Cohousing, Halton, England 
  DANNY SOETANTO
• Case Study: wagnis eG, Munich, Germany 
  CHRISTIANE DROSTE
• The Cooperative as Legal Form for Cohousing Projects in the German State of Rhineland-Palatinate: A Status Report
  LYNN SCHELISCH, ANNETTE SPELLERBERG, MAXIMILIAN VOLLMER
• Dick Urban Vestbro: A Pioneer Researcher and Activist in Cohousing
  KERSTIN KÄRNEKULL and BERTIL EGERÖ
• Publication Reviews

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