Co-living fosters a community-based lifestyle emphasizing socialization, resource sharing, and individuality among diverse users, promoting intergenerational interaction and efficient space utilization.
Numerous professionals in architecture and urban planning are exploring new living philosophies through co-living concepts, aiming for sustainability and addressing contemporary needs like affordability.
The concept of co-living has globally evolved since its origin in Denmark in the 1970s, challenging traditional urban designs to enhance communal living quality.
With a noted deficit of 600,000 homes in Spain, innovative models of co-living could help address housing shortages through public-private partnerships and new design solutions.
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