Cooperative Housing and Effects to Urban Planning
Cooperative and collaborative self-organized housing and initiatives still make up a small part of housing provision in many cities. Although they enable long-term cost-effective, participatory, and ecological housing models. It can be assumed that these initiatives represent a benefit to their urban environment, urban spaces and the wider neighbourhood. The research investigates interrelationships of (egalitarian) urban development and cooperative and collaborative housing and explores positive as well as negative effects on housing policies, urban development, and urban spaces. The research focus deals with the actors, conditions of emergence, and mechanisms of collaborative housing projects and housing cooperatives. The research dwells on these questions in inter-and transdisciplinary research collaborations and projects. Further projetcs within different research collaborations are in the process of grant applications.
Contact: Isabel Glogar, isabel.glogar@tum.de
Publications
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Glogar, I., Collaborative Housing - Positive and Negative Urban Effects on Neighbourhoods, Paper presented at the ENHR 2022 Annual Conference, Barcelona ENHR 2022. The struggle for the right to housing. The pressures of globalisation and affordability in cities today
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Teaching
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Kollaboratives Wohnen, Seminar MA Architektur, Wintersemester 2019/20, Isabel Glogar, Elettra Carnelli
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Kooperative Stadt rebooted, BA Studio, Sommersemester 2020, Benedikt Boucsein, Elettra Carnelli, Isabel Glogar