co-housing       
noun [ U ] (also mainly US cohousing) uk/ˌkəʊˈhaʊ.zɪŋ/ us/ˌkoʊˈhaʊ.zɪŋ/
 (一些公共设施由住户共同拥有的)合作式住宅,共同住宅
a group of homes that include some shared facilities (= areas, rooms, equipment, or services for particular activities)
  The village was inspired by co-housing in Denmark.  这个村庄的设计灵感来自于丹麦的共同住宅。 
 Most cohousing communities include a common house with a kitchen, mailboxes, and laundry rooms. 大多数合作式住宅社区包括一个带有厨房、邮箱和洗衣房的公共房。 
 See also: co-living
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 - Her dream is to live in co-housing with like-minded people.
 - Co-housing communities created and managed by residents have been around since the early 1990s.
 - The concept of a number of families living in a co-housing development is growing in today's market.
 - The cohousing movement in the Seattle area is one of the biggest in the nation.