In a photo series for the Seattle Times, Patrick Sisson and photographer Daniel Berman offer a glimpse into life at Corvidae. In one of the country's most expensive housing markets, Corvidae residents are able to reduce their housing costs and improve their qualify of life by sharing spaces and weekly meals. The article quotes one of the residents: "‘This feels like an alternative to some of the pitfalls of modern life,’ said Elizabeth Simkin, who returned to her native Seattle about a year ago after nearly 27 years on the east coast, moving into the co-op to be near her children."