- COMMUNITY RENOVATION: refers to practices that contribute to improving the condition of space in a city where the initiative comes from the local residents, local associations and entrepreneurs who use the city place on a daily basis, mainly through events and small-scale interventions in the public place. These are different forms of spontaneous or organised actions that bring local people together, build community and have a positive impact on the local environment. Some initiatives originate from one-time, occasional events and have grown over time into a sustainable community.
- COWORKING: Co-working is a way of working in which individuals, either independent or belonging to different organisations, use the same workspace occasionally or permanently. It is therefore a place where activities are carried out independently of each other. Coworking is also a social event where people with similar values meet and are interested in the synergies that can arise from working in a shared space. The forms of co-working are very diverse, from self-organised garage workshops and associations of creatives to organised forms of co-working that take place in free or paid equipped workspaces.
- HOUSING COMMUNITIES: Housing communities are a form of living that combines privacy with the advantages of communal use of certain goods and community implementation of certain activities. The essence of such a community is that a group of people which enables them to plan, own and manage their living space. Their private homes are usually complemented by the sharing of certain common facilities and services – such as gardens, guest rooms, dining rooms, children’s playrooms, workshops, garages, offices, internet access, cleaning – and goods (gadgets) such as cars, bicycles, washing machines, household tools, etc.
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Updated on 05/02/2023