I think we're past due for a revival of co-living, but these architects' visions of what it could look like are a bit nauseating. Houses have evolved over time

I think we're past due for a revival of co-living, but these architects' visions of what it could look like are a bit nauseating. Houses have evolved over time to be...really, really good at being houses. Part of that is familiarity, but most of it is actual substantive functional adaptations. Instead of co-living in some sort of weird cuboid nausea dream full of corners and sharp edges, just imagine doing it in a nice 3-floor wooden house or something.