In cities, where space is sparse and solitude is growing, space sharing (or space mutualisation) offers a smart solution for a more sustainable and connected life. But can space sharing really impact communities and reduce our environmental footprint?
Our adventure began on the streets of Old Montréal and extended out to Griffintown, showing how projects such as Le Seville and Lowney not only revitalized neighbourhoods, but also redefined the concept of city living. Old Montréal and the Quai de la Commune In the 1990s, Old Montréal began its metamorphosis. It was at this…
