Jury

The Coliving Awards are judged by an esteemed panel of industry leaders, creatives, influencers and experts in the shared living sector.
Discover the 2021 winners
JURY

Introducing the
2025 Coliving Awards Jury

Lead Judge of
Building & Architecture

Carlos Muriel

Head of Europe
Lead Judge of
Branding & Marketing

Jessica Gillingham

CEO at Abode Worldwide
Lead Judge of
User & Community Experience

Jon Hormaetxe

Founder & Community Experience Designer
Lead Judge of
PropTech

Jupiter Lucas

Founder at JLB Labs
Lead Judge of
Student Coliving

Josephine Phinith

Global Business Development Manager at ICEF
ICEF
Lead Judge of
Nomad Coliving

Haz Memon

Founder at Coliving Hub
Lead Judge of
Rural Coliving

Katia Dimova

Founder at Chateau Coliving
Lead Judge of
Senior Coliving

Ron van Bloois

Co-Founder & Chairman at Senior Housing & Healthcare Association
SHHA
MI
Lead Judge of
Blended Living

Gosia Czwarno

Growth Oriented COO
Lead Judge of
Coliving Operator of The Year (SMB)

Jay Standish

Founder at OpenDoor Coliving
Lead Judge of
Coliving Investment of The Year

Jo Winchester

Coliving Consultant
Lead Judge of
Emerging Coliving Concept

George Sell

Editor-in-chief at International Hospitality Media
About Votes

A fair and transparent voting system by category lead judge, jury panel and audience

Lead Judge

Coliving Awards invites the most prominent and talented industry experts to collaborate as jury members. Each category has an assigned lead judge chosen by his/her expertise in the field. The vote of the lead judge accounts for 35%.

Jury Panel

A diverse group of industry professionals are contributing their vote for each of the categories. Next to the lead judge vote, the jury in its entirety understands the relevance of the nominated project within the coliving scene in a broader context. The vote of the jury panel accounts for 30%.

Audience

Coliving is most certainly an industry that has people at its core. Development and innovation is steered by the needs of future citizens, and that is why we open a percentage of the voting power to the broader audience. The polls are public during the process and accounts for 35%.