Collective Living: there is a transition in the models and dynamics of housing, from totally individualized spaces, to shared living spaces. This is because younger people value experiences much more over possessions, the growth of cosmopolitan cities and the demand for real estate far exceeding supply.
Centralized Living: refers to the user’s need to have everything they need to live in one place: work, home, entertainment, services and shops. As cities and populations grow, traffic, insecurity, and having to travel long distances have also become one of the main pain points to avoid when choosing a home. Consumers prioritize walkability, convenience, and quality of amenities.
Green revolution: we are moving from an industrialized housing design and construction system, to a more sustainable and ecological system where bio-architecture comes into play. Natural resources as key materials and sustainable technologies are the main drivers that are causing this trend.