Cohohui - Aotearoa Collective Housing Conference Submission of Abstracts

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Please complete this form to submit an abstract for the Cohohui Aotearoa Collective Housing Conference in Otautahi Christchurch on 16 - 17 of April 2025, Aotearoa New Zealand.

You are welcome to submit an abstract for a paper proposal to any of the sessions listed below. The proposed sessions are also on our website: CoHo Hui

Feel free to contact the Conference Chair, Irene Boles at irene.boles@ara.ac.nz, should you have any question; however, your abstract must be submitted through this form.

The organisers will use the paper titles, abstracts and keywords to group papers into themed sessions, and arrange a Chair for the session. Subject to scheduling limitations, the contribution limits and abstracts meeting the ethos of the conference, the organisers will do their best to accept all appropriate papers submitted to the sessions for the conference.

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Please select from one of the Sessions below:

Session 1: Interdisciplinary Approaches & Community Development to Collective Housing

1. Social and Environmental Justice in Collective Housing: Addressing Inequality through Design.

2. The Future of Collective Housing: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities.

3. Collaborative Design Processes: Engaging Stakeholders in Collective Housing Projects.

4. Empowering Communities through Collective Housing: Tools and Techniques.

5. Social Cohesion and Community Building: The Role of Collective Housing.

6. Health and Well-being in Collective Living: Designing for Mental and Physical Health.

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Session 2: Urban Commoning and Shared Spaces

1. The Role of Urban Commons in Collective Housing: Enhancing Community Engagement and Resource Sharing.iplinary Approaches & Community Development to Collective Housing

2. Designing for Commoning: Architectural Strategies for Shared Spaces in Urban Settings.

3. Case Studies of Successful Urban Commoning: Innovative Projects and Their Impact on Community Well-being.

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Session 3: Politics and Policies in Collective Housing

1. Government Policies Supporting Collective Housing: An International Perspective.

2. Overcoming Regulatory Barriers: Strategies for Implementing Collective Housing Projects.

3. Community-led Housing Initiatives: The Role of Local Governments and Policy Frameworks.

Other:

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Session 4: Sustainability & Technological Innovations in Collective Housing

1. Green Building Practices in Collective Housing: Innovations and Technologies.

2. Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Integration: Case Studies in Sustainable Collective Housing.

3. Sustainable Urban Planning: Balancing Density and Green Spaces in Collective Housing Projects.

4. Smart Housing Solutions: Integrating Technology in Collective Housing Projects.

5. Digital Tools for Community Engagement: Enhancing Participation through Technology.

6. Innovative Construction Techniques: Prefabrication, Modular Housing, and Other Advances

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Session 5: Indigenous Architecture and Collective Housing

1. Revitalizing Traditional Building Techniques: Integrating Indigenous Practices into Contemporary Collective Housing.pzione 1

2. Case Studies in Indigenous Architecture: Lessons from Indigenous Communities on Sustainable and Collective Living.

3. Cultural Identity in Design: Ensuring Respect and Inclusivity in Collective Housing Projects in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Session 6: Economic Models for Collective Housing

1. Financing Collective Housing Projects: Traditional and Innovative Approaches.

2. Affordable Housing Solutions: Balancing Cost and Quality in Collective Housing.

3. Economic Benefits of Collective Living: Cost Savings and Shared Resources.

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Session 7: Global Perspectives & Innovative Case Studies for Collective Housing

1. Pioneering Projects in Collective Housing: Inspiring Examples from Around the World.

2. Collective Housing in the Global South: Challenges and Solutions.

3. Lessons from Overseas Collective Housing Models: Best Practices and Adaptations.

4. Cross-Cultural Approaches to Collective Housing: Learning from Diverse Contexts.

5. Lessons Learned from Failed Projects: Avoiding Common Pitfalls.

6. Scalable Models for Collective Housing: Adapting Successful Projects to Different Contexts.

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Affiliation(s) of presenting author(s) - if applicable
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Name(s) of non presenting author(s)

Affiliation(s) of non presenting author(s) - if applicable

Abstract (maximum words 250 with no paragraph breaks)
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Keywords (Up to 5 separated by commas)
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Other information you would like to tell us. If you have questions, please contact us at irene.boles@ara.ac.nz

Thank you - Ngā Mihi Nui

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