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OK, now let's figure out how to do something like this that might actually work for families and then you will have something useful to society as a whole. The
by andymoe 12y ago
OK, now let's figure out how to do something like this that might actually work for families and then you will have something useful to society as a whole. The current "managed roommate" setup they have going is probably not going to work very well if families are involved. I'm not sure my two year old running through the halls of one of the five bedroom houses after a shower screaming "I'm naked I'm naked" would go over real well but maybe I'm wrong.
I'm betting they could do something better and more interesting for families and lower income folks once they start building their own properties. Certainly it's worth a try because housing is badly broken in the US and a lot of other countries.
- jmckib 12y agoYour comment reminded me that there's actually a community in Alaska that is located within a single large building. It looks rather pleasant, actually. http://www.npr.org/2015/01/18/378162264/welcome-to-whittier-alaska-a-community-under-one-roof http://www.npr.org/2015/01/18/378162264/welcome-to-whittier-...