The document appears to be a slideshow presentation from the Cohousing Association of the U.S. conference highlighting different types of cohousing communities in the United States. It provides examples of urban cohousing developments, brownfield redevelopments, adaptive reuse projects, multi-generational communities, co-farming projects, net-zero energy developments, and supportive communities for veterans and foster families. It also thanks conference sponsors and encourages attendees to share highlights from the conference.

1. Friday Keynote Dinner
Cohousing Association of the
U.S.
@Coho_Conference
www.cohousing.org

2. U.S. Cohousing at a Glimpse

3. Community Directory Listings
As of 5/19/15
Courtesy of Jenny
Godwin, CoHousing
Solutions

4. National Study
Coho U.S.
National Study: social,
economic, and
environmental
sustainability

5. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Urban Cohousing
Takoma Village: Washington, DC

6. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Brownfield Redevelopment
Jamaica Plain Cohousing: Boston, MA

7. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Adaptive Reuse
Eastern Village: Silver Spring, MD

8. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Neighborhood Retrofit Cohousing
N Street Cohousing: Davis, CA

9. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Covered Street Development
WindSong Cohousing: Langley, BC

10. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Affordable Rental Cohousing
Petaluma Avenue Homes: Sebastopol, CA
Photos by Schemata Workshop

11. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Multi-generational Cohousing
Pioneer Valley Cohousing: Amherst, MA

12. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Co-farming
Hundredfold Farm: Gettysburg, PA
15 lots / 10 passive solar homes
100% PV & solar thermal commitment
80 acres total
30 acres organic Christmas tree farm
3 acre housing cluster
Community water system
•Well field
Community wastewater treatment
•Living Machine with reuse

13. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Multiple (soon to be three)
Communities on one site
Ecovillage at Ithaca, First Neighborhood
Earth-bermed root cellar
built in a workshop class

14. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Net-zero Energy Cohousing
Village Hill Cohousing: Northampton, MA

15. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Supportive Communities
Soldier On Gordon H. Mansfield Veterans’ Community for previously
homeless veterans
• A first-of-its-kind limited equity
housing project, provides
formerly homeless veterans
the opportunity to own their
homes surrounded by a
community of support and the
services they need.
• Offers veterans who are ready
the opportunity to take the
final step in the transition from
homelessness to home
ownership.

16. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Supportive Communities – Treehouse
For foster-adoptive families: Easthampton, MA
“Creating enduring family
relationships and supportive
community connections for children
who have experienced foster care
in compelling new ways is at the
core of the Treehouse mission and
philosophy. Treehouse at
Easthampton Meadow is built
around the idea that “it takes a
village to raise a child” and that by
providing a safe place to grow and
a community of caring neighbors
who understand the issues children
have faced in the foster care
system, we can learn to create
vibrant new safety nets for entire
communities.”

17. National Study
Credit to Laura Fitch, for CohoUS
Families and friends of Durham young
adults with disabilities are building a
community in which everyone can
thrive.
Supportive Communities - North
Street
Durham, North Carolina

18. COMMUNITIES
Capital Hill & Heartwood Cohousing

19. COMMUNITIES
Muir Commons

20. COMMUNITIES
PDX Commons

21. COMMUNITIES
Muir Commons

22. COMMUNITIES
Doyle Street Cohousing

23. COMMUNITIES
Shepherd Village

24. COMMUNITIES
Doyle Street Cohousing

25. COMMUNITIES
Berkeley Cohousing

26. COMMUNITIES
Berkeley Cohousing

27. COMMUNITIES
Oakleigh Meadow Cohousing

28. COMMUNITIES
Bellingham Cohousing

29. COMMUNITIES
Swan’s Market Cohousing

30. COMMUNITIES
Louisville Artists Cohousing

31. COMMUNITIES
FrogSong Cohousing

32. COMMUNITIES
Fair Oaks EcoHousing

33. COMMUNITIES
FrogSong Cohousing

34. COMMUNITIES
Durham Cohousing

35. COMMUNITIES
Yarrow EcoVillage

36. COMMUNITIES
FrogSong Cohousing

37. COMMUNITIES
Nevada City Cohousing

38. COMMUNITIES
Nevada City Cohousing

39. COMMUNITIES
Oakcreek Cohousing

40. COMMUNITIES
Nevada City Cohousing

41. COMMUNITIES
Ravens’ Roost Cohousing

42. COMMUNITIES
Multiple, at Climate March

43. COMMUNITIES
La Querencia Cohousing

44. COMMUNITIES
Wolf Creek Lodge Senior Cohousing

45. COMMUNITIES
Elderberry Cohousing

46. COMMUNITIES
Wolf Creek Lodge Senior Cohousing

47. COMMUNITIES
Ravens’ Roost Cohousing

48. Thanks to our Conference
Sponsors!

49. Conference Sponsors

50. Conference Sponsors

51. Conference Sponsors

52. Conference Sponsors

53. Fair Oaks EcoHousing will be a
family-friendly green neighborhood
east of Sacramento. The safe and
supportive community for all ages
will have 30 townhomes and flats.
Construction begins Summer 2015.
Easy access to amenities/recreation are featured, with the
American River Parkway, Fair Oaks Village, Waldorf
School, Rudolf Steiner College & Bannister Park all nearby.
We are seeking others to share in our community vision!
(916) 967-2462 www.FairOaksEcoHousing.org
FAIR OAKS ECOHOUSING
Conference Sponsors

54. Conference Sponsors

55. Conference Sponsors

56. Conference Sponsors
empoweringcommunitiesthrougharchitecture
www.schemataworkshop.com
206.285.1589

57. Conference Sponsors

58. ENJOY THE REST OF THE
CONFERENCE!
We’d love to hear your Conference
highlights.
Share with us - let’s continue the
conversation!
Cohousing Association of the U.S.
@Coho_Conference
#CohoConference
www.cohousing.org