Weddings, Birthdays, Parties – all a good reason for celebration and music. With skilled guitar, violin, cello, base and piano players in our community we have great parties, sometimes with the addition of a few talented guests. A recent band had us square dancing into the evening. We were also fortunate to have a talented …
It has now been 1.5 years since we moved in and the community keeps evolving. Our landscaping is fuller and the trees are thriving. We are beginning to attract birds. We host a variety of events that bring community members to our shared areas and common house for meetings, speakers, and videos. We have lots …
Vancouver Cohousing is located in Vancouver BC, at 1733 East 33rd Ave. between Victoria and Knight in Vancouver’s Kensington-Cedar Cottage neighbourhood. Our site is in a traditional neighbourhood and is walkable to vibrant Victoria Drive, with restaurants, cafes, and grocers. Amenities include the Kensington Community Centre, Famous Foods organic grocery, and many Asian markets. Our …
Vancouver Cohousing consists of 29 privately owned, fully equipped homes plus 2 rental units, in addition to a large and beautiful common house and outdoor common areas. This vibrant community is located on 33rd Avenue between Victoria Drive and Knight Street. There are no units currently available for sale. We moved in on March 1, 2016. …
The project is designed by the community members and facilitated by the work of Ankenman Marchand Architects based on the early work of Vancouver Cohousing Getting it Built Workshop with Architect Chuck Durrett. “More cohousing communities have been launched as a result of this workshop than by any other means.” Chuck Durrett
Vision: To be an inspirational model of a cohousing community. Mission: To create a multi-generational community that enables meaningful connection and relationships, allows space for authentic expression, encourages personal growth and generates a sense of safety and belonging Values: Harmony: A place/environment that balances individual and communal needs, encourages co-operation and celebrates our differences Inclusiveness: Welcoming …
Cohousing communities consist of privately owned homes in addition to extensive common areas. They are designed by residents who choose to live in a close-knit neighbourhood with a healthy blend of privacy and community. Residents manage their own cohousing communities, and also perform much of the work required to maintain the property as well as …
We’ve happily settled into our homes and community at 1733 E.33rd Ave. Four years after the first public meeting at the WISE Hall in February 2012, Vancouver Cohousing became a reality, with move-in at the end of February 2016. With most kitchens facing into the courtyard, and other ways the architecture supports connection, we’re in touch …
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Article from Renewable Cities On a bright and sunny day on March 30, 2016, Renewable Cities participated in the public opening of an innovative renewable energy project right in our own backyard—Vancouver Cohousing‘s Community Solar Project in East Vancouver. The new multi-family residential development is home to a number of firsts in both British Columbia …
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