The Future of Cooperative Housing and Sustainable Living

The video discusses the Pommier Building, a cooperative housing project emphasizing community living, sustainability, and innovative construction techniques. It highlights the use of lucido material for energy efficiency, rainwater management, and the integration of green spaces. The project fosters social interaction through shared spaces and diverse age groups. The cooperative model promotes investment in sustainable solutions, benefiting members economically. The growth of cooperative housing in Geneva is seen as a future trend, offering a sustainable and community-focused living alternative.

What is the significance of the Pommier Building in the context of the Coda project?

How does the design of the Pommier Building promote community interaction among residents?

What innovative material is used in the construction of the Pommier Building, and what is its purpose?

Describe the environmental benefits of the rainwater management system implemented in the Pommier project.

What role do common areas play in the social dynamics of the Pommier Building?

What are the key features of the photovoltaic panels installed in the Pommier Building?

What challenges do residents face in managing the building compared to traditional housing?

How does the Co-op structure influence the decision-making process regarding building management?

How does the Coda project reflect the growing trend of cooperative housing in Switzerland?

In what ways does the Coda project aim to redefine the concept of living together?