Why Multigenerational Homes Work as Living Systems
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Why Multigenerational Homes Work as Living Systems

Multigenerational homes are reshaping living spaces in 2026 by blending private autonomy with communal bonds. Prompted by escalating housing costs and shifting family roles, these designs incorporate efficient systems, adaptable structures, and intelligent zoning to deliver comfort, privacy, and enduring sustainability for intergenerational living.

By Charlie McCannFebruary 23, 2026
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