Temporary Living For Young Adult Workers Working In The Urban Area Interpreting Through Modular Design Into Co Living

This thesis explores integrating modular design into co-living spaces to meet the evolving needs of young adult workers in urban settings. Modular design offers flexibility and efficiency, adapting spaces to changing user preferences. Co-living environments, known for communal living and shared facilities, foster community interaction and combat social isolation in transient living situations. By encouraging collaboration and social activities, these spaces enhance residents' well-being and sense of belonging. The research investigates how modular design can optimize space utilization and functionality, leveraging technology to create tailored housing solutions for urban dwellers. Ultimately, it aims to advance sustainable urban housing development and improve temporary living experiences for young professionals and digital nomads.