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E97. Multigenerational Homes
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In this episode of the Building Design, Prime Time Podcast, the hosts, Frank and Amelia explore the practical, emotional, and regulatory considerations of multi-generational living and designing for independence within shared homes. They emphasise the importance of thoughtful design features such as separate entries, kitchenettes, shared laundries, and accessible layouts, all while navigating planning regulations that distinguish between a granny flat and multi-residential dwellings.
The conversation also highlights the need for clear family agreements around financial contributions and ownership to avoid future conflict. Emotional and social aspects are acknowledged too, including the benefits of close family support for elderly parents or children with special needs.
A must listen for anyone looking to incorporate multigenerational living in their next project design. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode, there's a new release each week.
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