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I think that "co-living" spaces like this were common for factory worker-types around the industrial revolution, where you were with strangers rather than roomm
by el_cujo 7y ago
I think that "co-living" spaces like this were common for factory worker-types around the industrial revolution, where you were with strangers rather than roommates, but my only source is that I vaguely remember hearing it on some podcast so take it with a grain of salt.
- wgerard 7y agoAh fair, and I knew someone might bring that up :). I meant more that I don't think that type of situation was common throughout history, more-so just for that time period for a certain group of people. My impression is more that while families and groups of families might have cohabitated for long periods of time, it was a bit more rare for complete strangers to do so.