Next Generation Living

Next Generation Living. Next Generation Living is an online magazine focused on the people and organisations that are working at the intersection of change and who are helping shape the conversations of the future We pay special attention to understanding the spaces we live and work in and the influence these spaces have on our lives We are in the middle of an era of rapid intense and exciting change.

Owning a home is still the aspiration for most people While 1634 year olds have a slightly lower preference for owning the vast majority (over 77%) among all age groups still prefers to own a place Safety and security is the number one priority for people’s choice a place The safety and security of a place is often evaluated based on a subjective perspective Proximity to work has high priority for choosing a home While the reality in the UK looks different – average commute time is over 15 hours – people would like to live close to their work place Car ownership does not have the same priority anymore Access to public transport without the need for a car has high priority for the respondents of our survey.

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Next Generation Living is an online magazine focused on the people and organisations that are working at the intersection of change and who are helping shape the conversations of the future.

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Our first Scottish next generation neighbourhood Yes we&#39re as excited as you are! *throw hands in the air* Home sweet home 476 new homes set over three blocks and across extensive public squares and gardens There’s a home for everyone at Moda From spacious studios beautiful 1beds through to 2bed sharers and 3bedroom duplex apartments.

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Artificial living organisms can work together in swarms and record information Last year a team of biologists and computer scientists from Tufts University and the University of Vermont (UVM) created novel tiny selfhealing biological machines from frog cells called “Xenobots” that could move around push a payload and even exhibit collective behavior in the presence of a swarm of.