©Michael Feser
In this exhibition, twenty foreign reference projects show how collectiveness can lead to innovative solutions for living closer together.
Living in smaller spaces can be perfectly combined with shared spaces to improve living quality, such as a shared garden, bike parking facility or workspace for multiple families.
Diverse forms of collectiveness are shown: from building together and shared facilities to partly living together (cooking, working, playing, etc.).
Agenda
Entrance Fee
Basic price
€ 8
Reduction +65 years
€ 6
Reduction groups
€ 6
Reduction -26 years
€ 2
Reduction -19 years
free
