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cohousing
[koh-hou-zing]
noun
a cooperative living arrangement in which people build a cluster of single-family houses around a common building for shared meals, child care, guest rooms, etc.
the cluster of houses with the common building.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of cohousing1
Example Sentences
There are also cohousing communities where individual homes — sometimes even tiny homes — are arranged around a building with a communal space such as a dining room.
Although cohousing projects are typically built on properties that have municipal water and sewer, she said, the Rocky Corner project was a rural property and involved reserving a portion of the land for farming.
The remaining members are hopeful that Ion Bank will sell the project to a developer interested in following through on the cohousing effort.
For Claudia Ruffle, living in a cohousing community was a lifelong dream.
Cohousing, a form of collaborative living that originated in Denmark, provided “a structure where I didn’t have to be outgoing and could still get the benefit of getting to know people,” said Ruffle, 72, a former substitute teacher and administrative secretary.
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