TECHNE 14 (2017): Architecture and social innovation
Essays and Viewpoint

Collaborative living: social cohesion trajectories for a new community welfare

Giordana Ferri
Fondazione Housing Sociale
Angela Silvia Pavesi
Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento ABC
Marta Gechelin
Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento ABC
Rossana Zaccaria
Legacoop Abitanti
TECHNE 14 (2017): Architecture and social innovation

Published 2017-11-27

Keywords

  • social and collaborative housing,
  • co-operative social manager,
  • social cohesion,
  • services

How to Cite

Ferri, G., Pavesi, A. S., Gechelin, M., & Zaccaria, R. (2017). Collaborative living: social cohesion trajectories for a new community welfare. TECHNE - Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment, (14), 125–138. https://doi.org/10.13128/Techne-20804

Abstract

For a decade now economic crisis has been prompting people to organise to improve their lives seeking joint, sustainable solutions capable of ensuring satisfying living standards. A new residential culture is forming in both private and collective spaces. Providing homes means designing efficient buildings but also making available platforms capable of activating local community building resources. Co-operative type social management in Italy today is embodied by social housing action determining a de facto new welfare model and the experience of the Laboratorio sul Gestore Sociale Cooperativo has opened up new scalability potential for this model.

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