Celebrate the release of the second edition of: Creating Cohousing: Building Sustainable Communities at Berkeley’s premier architecture bookstore: http://www.buildersbooksource.com. Meet the authors Kathryn McCamant and Charles Durrett, get a signed copy.
Every third Saturday- July 16 – being the next, is an opportunity to meet the people who are choosing Wolf Creek Lodge Senior cohousing in Grass Valley, CA.
Kathryn McCamant and Charles Durrett, will be signing copies of the second edition of Creating Cohousing: Building Sustainable Communities.
Our next webinar is on July 11th at 5 PM PDT. Cohousing expert and Architect Katie McCamant will host a presentation about cohousing and Wolf Creek Lodge .
On Friday, July 8th at 7 pm Nevada City Architect Katie McCamant and members of Wolf Creek Lodge will be will host an presentation in Sacramento about cohousing in general and Wolf Creek Lodge specifically. Members of the Lodge will talk about their individual experiences and why they’ve decided to downsize and move to this walkable, sustainably-built neighborhood. Join us at the Coop 1900 Alhambra Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95816
They were digging the footing and elevator pit in the lower garage level today. Pretty clean job, don’t you think? Great to see so much activity on site.
We had the most enjoyable weekend yet in our 5-year existence. The construction site is humming! We learned that a definite date has been set for completion of our Lodge: July 12, 2012. After these good news we had a lively meeting with all our new members present. We are now talking details about our […]
I’m attending the National Cohousing Conference in Washington DC this weekend. Very inspiring to talk with groups all over the country–build and forming. Lot of interest in communities for pro-active adults. I was describing Wolf Creek Lodge in my talk this morning.
I live within a fifteen minute drive of the south fork of the mighty Yuba River and love to visit it regularly.
Little did I know that a travel dream would come true, not once, but twice! My mother and I crossed the U.S. on the train from Ohio to California.
