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Half-30 went on and raised children, so the most basic things, the righteousness. Diet. The interest in the state has been renewed. It's the most basic and important thing, but now. A book that I met with when I was interested in the house. The first idea I've got from the title is, can you build a house as a cooperative? The answer is yes. I had heard of the sancons, gypsies, co-tae, and so forth, as a child-resistant cooperative, but I simply joined in and made it work. But I never imagined
Hong Sae-ra: Building a house as a cooperative
The Korean Union has been building the first issue of the House Consumers' Co-Communization Union, the cloud garden home, which was built and then built and lived in. While most of the books on house building are focused on the design and materials and cost aspects of the house from the architect's point of view, the curiosity about how it is to build a house from a host's side, the legal problems and difficulties that can be encountered, the actual process of solving these problems is a vivid way of life. The author is a member of the architect's team, and he can honestly comment on the challenges of building a house as a cooperative, or on the problems that eight families actually faced, and on what to do with improvement. The plan to build a house was filled with a worry about design that everyone could relate to, and a funny episode that made us appreciate the difference between our neighbors and the joys and meaning of living together. It will be a good guide for those who have thought about living in a more ecological way than their own apartments, how to build a home that reflects my lifestyle within their budgets.
Korean title: 협동조합으로 집짓기
Korean author: 홍새라
Korean publisher: 휴
ISBN-13: 9788984319349
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Half-30 went on and raised children, so the most basic things, the righteousness. Diet. The interest in the state has been renewed. It's the most basic and important thing, but now. A book that I met with when I was interested in the house. The first idea I've got from the title is, can you build a house as a cooperative? The answer is yes. I had heard of the sancons, gypsies, co-tae, and so forth, as a child-resistant cooperative, but I simply joined in and made it work. But I never imagined
