Are multi-generational households common in your country? Is your architecture well suited for that lifestyle?
Are multi-generational households common in your country? Is your architecture well suited for that lifestyle?
Jacob Phillips
Julian Hall
this is not a political thread. i just want to talk houses dude
Noah Butler
the third one sounds really comfy
Jordan Bennett
Not really
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Alexander Ramirez
no, ot is considered that you need to live miles away from your family and see them only twice a year otherwise your not independent and will never develop as an adult
Aiden Wilson
>that rich kid in middle/high school who got an apartment in city centre bought by his family
how the fuck is that independence if youre given it
Thomas Wood
Not too common, except amongst immigrant families. Happens sometimes though, especially amongst poorer families. Parents + adult children, or grandparents + single mother + grandchild are somewhat common combinations.
Wyatt Moore
>Muh independence though
We are a social species, and no social circle is more intimate and dependable than the family.
William Bell
Yes, it's expected that one of the children live with their parents when they're old.
Owen Bailey
So, you are saying that I'm not a pathetic beta male living with my parents but a based multi-generational household Chad?
Mason Gray
Most people who move out don’t get those things, Stanislaw. They have to adapt and not become dependent on their mothers.
Lucas Ortiz
How big does it have to be to comfortably house all the varying number of people
Benjamin Price
>Are multi-generational households common in your country?
No. The society has pushed through the nuclear family meme destroying all the bonds of family life. And people are suffering and unhappy, what a surprise....
Joseph James
I don't think so but my grandparents lived in a souterrain incorporated into my parents house - well it was the house of my grandparents but they switched with my parents once they got me.
I think the middle option might be the most rounded one and the right one only feasable for really large families - ideally incorporating some level of subsitence farming and animal husbandrey within their compound.
I wanted to post there too but it got deleted :(
Samuel Evans
>Imagine the tree root destroying any semblance of rooftop slowly after a few year
Kino
Zachary Morgan
moving out without a specific reason is the most stupid for of consumerism
doing laundry doesn't make you a man
Robert Ortiz
Who usually is the property owner in most cases? Is it shared?
Julian Anderson
as long as it isn't a woman it shouldn't be any problem
Gabriel Robinson
this layout is common in villages however the other buildings are usually for farming not for living
Julian Hernandez
it used to be many many years ago but the gubmint worked to remove it
Jackson Gutierrez
Not in the last 7 decades but it's rapidly becoming that way