CoHousing Here!
Conference
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Dublin, Dublin Castle and TU Dublin
- Language English
- Price tickets available from https://soa.ie/
Dublin Castle and TU Dublin, Bolton Street, Dublin 1
CoHousing Here! is a series of talks, panel discussions as well as film sessions about resident-led housing, architecture, community and affordability. The event aims to inform the Irish public in regard to alternative, socially and environmentally sustainable housing models, which encourage and facilitate diversity, adaptability and community development. By bringing together innovators, policymakers and activists from Ireland, Belgium, Spain, Holland, Italy, the UK and Germany, it challenges to think about participative design, innovative home and community building, democratic urban planning, and agency for residents in the creation of their homes.
From Germany urban activist and cohousing expert Michael LaFond and architect and participate design expert Inka Drohn will give insights in their work.
Dr. Michael LaFond, Berlin
is a community developer, project Manager, common good urban activist and CoHousing expert. He is a founder of id22: Institute for Creative Sustainability, whose work involves studying, supporting and publicising relationships among self-organized housing, post-growth urban development processes, regeneration and sustainability. He is also a resident and organiser of Spreefeld CoHousing.
Inka Drohn, Stuttgart
is an expert in participative design and founder of archid, a practice which focuses on environmentally and socially sustainable architecture. Inka Drohn offers experience not only in design and management, but also as a client representative in a wide range of projects, starting from single family homes to settlements with more than 200 housing units.
Tickets and full conference programme available from https://soa.ie/
Supported by the Goethe-Institut Irland
CoHousing Here! is a series of talks, panel discussions as well as film sessions about resident-led housing, architecture, community and affordability. The event aims to inform the Irish public in regard to alternative, socially and environmentally sustainable housing models, which encourage and facilitate diversity, adaptability and community development. By bringing together innovators, policymakers and activists from Ireland, Belgium, Spain, Holland, Italy, the UK and Germany, it challenges to think about participative design, innovative home and community building, democratic urban planning, and agency for residents in the creation of their homes.
From Germany urban activist and cohousing expert Michael LaFond and architect and participate design expert Inka Drohn will give insights in their work.
Dr. Michael LaFond, Berlin
is a community developer, project Manager, common good urban activist and CoHousing expert. He is a founder of id22: Institute for Creative Sustainability, whose work involves studying, supporting and publicising relationships among self-organized housing, post-growth urban development processes, regeneration and sustainability. He is also a resident and organiser of Spreefeld CoHousing.
Inka Drohn, Stuttgart
is an expert in participative design and founder of archid, a practice which focuses on environmentally and socially sustainable architecture. Inka Drohn offers experience not only in design and management, but also as a client representative in a wide range of projects, starting from single family homes to settlements with more than 200 housing units.
Tickets and full conference programme available from https://soa.ie/
Supported by the Goethe-Institut Irland
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Dublin
Dublin Castle and TU Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Castle and TU Dublin
Ireland