Community housing

Bozeman Cohousing, located on 5.3 acres in Bozeman, Montana, is the first certified net zero energy cohousing community in the United States and the first of its kind in Montana. Comprising 43 homes and extensive shared spaces, the project was developed with the aim of integrating sustainable architecture, affordability, and social equity within a cooperative framework. Whitney Kamman Caption   Community-centred design The project was realised through a participatory process led by Studio Co Hab, engaging future residents in workshops and consensus-based design sessions. This collaboration ensured that every aspect of the community, from urban layout to material selection, reflected residents’ shared values. The sit... More

Nestled on the corner of a mature, tree-lined neighbourhood—and a ten-minute walk from the city’s main pediatric health facility—is the new Ronald McDonald House Manitoba (RMHMB). For over 49 years, Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) has provided families with children requiring hospital care a safe respite during one of life’s most challenging events. The concept of a home away from home and the holistic health and well-being of the guest families, staff, and volunteers guided the form and function of our design for the new house. When families stay at RMHMB, it should evoke feelings of serenity, security, and stimulation—similar emotions that derive from being in the comfort of your home—underscore... More

In Egedal Municipality, the construction of the new district Egedal City with 3,000 future homes is well underway. 67 of them will be built in the senior living community Egehaven, which will be built on a 7,300 m² plot of land next to the common outdoor space ‘The Green Loop’. LINK Arkitektur has designed the winning project for the senior living community. Egehaven is aimed at singles and couples on their way into the 3rd age, who dream of a home with the opportunity to continue an active life together with others. The homes are aimed at two age groups, 55-65-year-olds and 65-75-year-olds. This ensures a mixed makeup of residents. Residents will have their own apartments with access to facilities that create an envir... More

The entry point into the gasworks area in Neu Leopoldau is formed by a prominent gateway situation. Starting from the old building, an internal road connects the three building sites (G1, G2 and G3) to the square in front of the Gasmesserhaus. All entrances and common rooms are located at this internal connection. Sandra Grossauer The square in front of the Gasmesserhaus is to be given a generous character with its use as an exhibition space. It is drawn under the house in the form of a 2-story arcade, from there the two entrances of the house G3 are accessible. This space also forms the access to the two-story common room, which is connected to the traditional laundry room by an internal staircase. Sandra Grossauer The building... More