Be a founding company
Firms that build, equip, power and run buildings — and employers who move people between cities — can join the co-operative as members. Be seen at the start, bid to supply the first building, and help us find out whether your staff need homes.
Why companies join
Supply the first building
Most of what a converted building spends — fit-out, energy, furnishing, repairs, cleaning, digital tools — is bought locally. Member companies may bid for it. Bids are judged openly: membership opens the door, it does not decide the order.
Be seen at the start
Founding companies are part of the story from the first building: a pilot to show your product in, a case study of your work, a voice in how the building is designed and run.
Homes for your staff — maybe
Every building keeps some furnished flats for members who come for a few months. Could some be kept for staff a company sends? We do not know yet whether employers need that — your answers below decide it.
Membership terms are open
A company member would buy a co-op share and pay a yearly fee scaled to its size. Neither is set: the economic model carries placeholders until companies tell us what they would pay. The questionnaire asks — and asks nothing binding.
Background: Adaptive reuse across Europe.
Tell us about your company
The rest of the pilot
Owners of an empty or emptying office or commercial building
Offer a building
Lease it to us long-term and keep the freehold.
Housing co-ops, impact-driven developers, architects and operators
Develop it with us
Lead the conversion locally; we bring the members, the model and the network.
Impact investors, foundations, family offices and lenders
Register investor interest
Help us shape the vehicle the first building is financed through.
People who would live in, or belong to, a co-op home
Join the founding circle
Tell us your city and your terms — five minutes, no obligation.