All Together Now: The co-living and co-working revolution

Naomi Cleaver is an interior designer whose specialism in the design of shared live and work space was initiated by her award-winning schemes for student accommodation and galvanised by her own youthful experience living in mouldy 'bedsits'. She has presented television programming on design and architecture for Channel 4, BBC2 and Netflix, written columns for the Daily Telegraph and the Times and speaks frequently at conferences. Amy Frearson is a writer, editor and speaker specialising in architecture and design. She is editor-at-large for Dezeen and also contributes to magazines including Elle Decoration, Grand Designs and Icon. She holds a Masters in architectural history from The Bartlett and a degree in architecture from Kingston University.

Introduction: A shift towards sharing 1. Our new shared habitats Coliving and coworking: a lexicon Benefits and barriers Forms of sharing Impact of social distancing 2. Student housing reinvented The emergence of PBSA Defining factors The new frontier of student living Case studies Chapter King's Cross Basecamp The Student Hotel Florence Lavagnini The Project at Hoxton Calico 3. Coliving in the mainstream Living as a service More than millennials Case studies The Collective Canary Wharf The Italian Building Vivahouse Soho Cumberland Place K9 Coliving LifeX Classen Flatmates 4. Generations come together Shared living for families Multigenerational homes Developing new models Case studies 3 Generation House Caring Wood Angel Gardens Lange Eng New Ground Cohousing Humanitas Deventer Serenbe 5. Coworking lifestyles A global movement Curated communities Case studies NeueHouse Hollywood Fosbury & Sons Harmony Big and Tiny Silver Lake The Wing Soho The Department Store 6. The work-life merge Working from home Becoming digital nomads Case studies Garden House Zoku Amsterdam Mokrin House Outpost Ubud Penestanan 7. Design toolkit