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
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Progress photos on Wednesday, Dec. 15 The first of the walkthroughs were completed this past week with Noble quality control supervisor Ravi Jandu. From what I saw of Mark and Jeanie’s unit 111, the work looks great. And from what I learned from talking to some other members who had walkthroughs, the quality is encouraging. …
Homeowners say unique set-up will build strong sense of community By CBC News, CBC News Posted: Dec 28, 2015 8:09 AM PT Last Updated: Dec 28, 2015 5:02 PM PT Vancouver’s first co-housing complex is located at 1733 E 33rd Ave. All the units have already sold. (Vancouver Cohousing) For at least one new resident, the 31-unit …
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We plan to move into our homes at 1733 E.33rd in February. All 29 units for sale are sold. Interested in renting? We have two apartments available, with tenancies beginning March 1. The 1,055-square-foot three-bedroom unit will be $2,900 a month and the 510 sq. ft. one bedroom will be $1,500. Please understand that …
This article is from Oct 24th 2014. Since that time the project has sold out and there is a growing waiting list. Vancouver co-housing movement gains traction KERRY GOLD VANCOUVER — Special to The Globe and Mail Published Friday, Oct. 24 2014, 1:22 PM EDT Vancouver’s first co-housing project is finally under construction and presales …
By REW Editor, REW.ca Today saw the official groundbreaking for Vancouver’s first cohousing complex, being built on East 33rd near Argyle Street in Kensington Cedar-Cottage. Construction is expected to take 14 months. The complex will be made up of four separate residential buildings and a communal “clubhouse” with a community kitchen and dining room, activity rooms for …
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By Michael Mui, 24 Hours Vancouver Tuesday, July 15, 2014 3:35:22 PDT PM It’s certainly a different way of living. At the East 33rd co-housing complex Lorne Mallin plans to move into next year, residential agreements require each unit owner to prepare community meals every so often. The units are smaller than the typical apartment suite. …
Video from the recent Ground Breaking Ceremony at 1733 e. 33rd in Vancouver.
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