一个居民设计的奥克兰项目将一座具有历史意义的别墅与20个现代单元、共享绿色空间和无汽车生活相结合,以促进可持续性和社区。 A resident-designed Auckland project blends a historic villa with 20 modern units, shared green spaces, and car-free living to promote sustainability and community.

奥克兰灰林区由居民领导的名为Cohaus(Cohaus)的20个单元住房项目正在重新定义城市居民的生活,其方法是保留一座历史性别墅,同时增加像院子、花园和社区设施等现代、共享的空间。 A resident-led 20-unit housing project called Cohaus in Auckland’s Grey Lynn is redefining city-fringe living by preserving a historic villa while adding modern, shared spaces like courtyards, gardens, and communal amenities. 它根据未来居民的投入设计,限制汽车进出,将绿色空间列为优先事项,促进混合代人社区生活,并减少环境影响。 Designed with input from future residents, it limits car access to prioritize green space, fosters mixed-generation community living, and reduces environmental impact. 这一发展与奥克兰的城市规划目标相一致,即接近交通的密度、气候抗御力和邻里活动,为可持续和包容性住房提供了一个模式,使现代需求与历史特征相平衡。 The development aligns with Auckland’s urban planning goals for density near transit, climate resilience, and neighborhood activation, offering a model of sustainable, inclusive housing that balances modern needs with historic character.