Buildings and multi-functional quarters in the dense city.

A residential complex complete with large common areas and smaller homes at an accessible price with high added value.

Workplaces increasingly overlap with private life and there are no places for spontaneous socialising.
It is possible to re-think new urban real estate offerings with small quality homes and impressive shared services as commercial formulas: places where people can work, meet, read and chat as in the hall of a large hotel; spaces for cooking, listening to music, for health; gyms; laundries; meeting rooms; offices for rent.

A possible solution to increased property and rent/leasing costs; a way for living together with high quality at a reasonable cost.

Installation wall, front view

Installation wall, back view

Numbers:

In Italy singles are 12,000,000, equal to 20% of the total population, and the average number of members per family is 2.4.

An Italian couple with a child spends on average € 750 per month for housing and 149 € for energy and fuel.

The average income for people aged 25 to 35 years of age is € 10,800 against 26.191 € of a worker who is 35 or more. (ISTAT 2010 dates)

Through forms of co-housing, you can save 50% in services such as libraries, gyms, kindergartens and up to 75% in energy costs. (http://www.earthadvantage.org/)