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Who we serve · Intergenerational neighborhoods
Every generation,
one neighborhood.
Mixed-age homes, shared commons and programs that bring young families, working adults and older neighbors together.
Separating people by age is a recent habit. Neighborhoods that mix generations tend to be livelier, more resilient and less lonely for everyone in them.
What we can help with
Areas of support.
Community models
- Mixed-age master plans
- Co-housing and shared living
- Senior housing with child care or schools
- Homesharing and housing matches
Shared spaces
- Commons, gardens and kitchens
- Libraries, studios and makerspaces
- Playgrounds with nearby seating and shade
- Spaces that welcome all abilities
Housing mix
- Homes for every life stage
- Accessory dwellings and family suites
- Accessible and adaptable design
- Attainable housing options
Programs
- Mentoring and tutoring
- Shared meals and celebrations
- Arts, gardening and skill sharing
- Volunteer and civic roles
Partners
- Schools and early childhood centers
- Faith and community organizations
- Health and social services
- Local governments
Planning
- Community engagement
- Programming and staffing models
- Governance and resident roles
- Measuring connection and wellbeing
Our philosophy
Connection does not happen by accident.
Mixing ages on a site plan is not enough. Shared spaces, regular rhythms and a few dedicated people turn neighbors into a community.
How we can help
Services that often fit.
Every project is different. These are the areas where we most often support this kind of community.