Most things in this section are in German. We're very sorry for the potential inconveniences for non German speakers and added English summaries in some posts.

Free shop is met with high demand

A radio piece made at the first ever Thursday morning opening time of the Kanthaus free shop.

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Everything that is not labeled is public

Eine ethnografische Studie über Privatheit in einer funktionalen Wohngemeinschaft

(An ethnographic studie about privateness in a functional flatshare)

Master Thesis in Sociology. Lena Rothwinkler, University of Salzburg.

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re-usable butt towels and kitchen wipes

re-usable butt towels and kitchen wipes

a simple, cost-effective, and beautiful way to use less toilet paper

A blog post by Rosano.

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Just common care?

Kollektive Reproduktionsarbeit im Spannungsfeld von Kritik, Transformation und Utopie

(Collective, reproductive work in the tension field of Critique, Transformation and Utopia)

Master Thesis in Transformation Studies. Marie Marwege, University Flensburg.

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Suche nach dem richtigen Leben im Falschen

A German blogpost detailing Tobi's experience of Kanthaus as part of their bigger tour through Germany.

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100 Prozent

A German TV report about people who live without a boundary between work and private life. It features Kanthaus as well as two other projects.

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Zusammenwohnen und alles teilen

A radio interview with Matthias by Deutschlandfunk Nova, which is primarily about living in Kanthaus and how we make it work.

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Lived utopia

A German language interview with Lise as part of the series 'Clarity with Klara - biotopes of society' by radiofabrik.

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MDR Radio: Die Graswurzener

Based on his feature from 2018 Jörg Wunderlich did another piece about us, our work and our way of life.

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Fluter: Diese Soli-WG teilt sich alles

The Fluter magazine featured us in its issue about housing.

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