In architecture, we can distinguish a bedroom from a living room, a living room from a dining room, and a dining room from an office. We define a room as a space that has one singular purpose. Where a bedroom is a bedroom, an office is an office, and a dining room is a dining room. What if these spaces become less clear and each room has various purposes? In a single-family residence, this is how we define a space. But if we abstract this issue and view the land with a co-living platform, we can look at a new…
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