The book reworks components of the familiar single-family home to promote new levels of connectivity in neighborhoods once resistant to sharing.
The traditional individual porch is rescaled to serve multiple units as a hyper-porch; garage galleries hydridize car parking to become mixed-use neighborhood work and maker spaces; and patio mats offer live-work venues within a compact footprint.
All three strategies revitalize neighborhoods through return of informal economies and social networks.
Oro Editions Houses for aging socially: developing third place ecologies, paperback/university of arkansas
