Case Study: Moos Coliving
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A 28 bedroom residency in a former bathtub factory in Berlin, Germany
Editor’s note: this is a guest post by Nicole Reese, part of Regen Tribe, which is “a collective of community co.creators building an accelerator for regenerative community land projects” (more on that below). She documents the current workings of Moos, a legendary coliving space in Berlin that has evolved through many phases. This is part of an ongoing series of deep dives on coliving spaces. To see others, visit the Supernuclear directory. Name: MOOS Date founded: 2012 Location: Berlin, Germany Rented or owned: Owned by project founder, rented to short and long-term community…
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