BAY AREA • PORTLAND • SEATTLE
Copyright 2013-2021 Open Door Group. A Public Benefit Corporation
Welcome to the Roost Community Portal. This site is a gateway to the resources, activities, and programming for the Roost community.
To submit a repair request for your unit or a common area, please log in to your AppFolio portal.
For any alterations to your unit beyond simple modifications (such as hanging a painting or putting a nail in the wall), you must first obtain permission from OpenDoor. Please reach out to us via Slack, email, or your AppFolio portal.
Please maintain your unit in good condition. We recommend regular cleaning to avoid damage or stains to surfaces, as well as periodically defrosting your fridge to maintain the seals. Once you depart, you will be responsible for any damage beyond normal wear & tear. You will also be responsible for reversing any alterations you made.
We ask that you use non-abrasive tools such as Command Brand Strips to decorate. It is required that any decorations to your doors or in common spaces be approved by OpenDoor and be done with non-abrasive strips.
We ask that you use non-abrasive tools such as Command Brand Strips to decorate. It is required that any decorations to your doors or in common spaces be approved by OpenDoor and be done with non-abrasive strips.
The city of Seattle has a robust landfill waste reduction plan that involves recycling and composting. You are responsible for sorting trash, recycling and food waste into separate containers in your studio. In addition, you must take your trash, recycling and food waste to the waste room on the first floor and place it in the proper dumpsters.
The Members on each floor are responsible for both sorting and emptying out the trash, recycling and food waste in their respective common kitchens whenever the container is filled. If you use the 1st floor common kitchen for an event, please empty the containers as part of your post-event cleanup. As always with shared spaces, this is an opportunity to pay it forward and leave a space equal to or better than you found it.
Below are basic sorting instruction - for more detailed information, you can refer to Seattle's Where Does It Go? PDF.
Purpose. OpenDoor uses Slack as the online communication platform for our members to communicate, collaborate, and organize with one another. The Roost has its own dedicated Slack workspace intended for open communication about community needs, issues, and coordination between community members.
We encourage all of our Roost members to build community by getting to know one another. However, for the security of our building please do not allow anyone that is not accompanying you directly into the building.
What constitutes as an emergency? Anything that OpenDoor could not have planned for ahead of time.
This includes: unforeseen environmental events, a need for emergency services, and direct dangers or threats to the community.
IN AN EMERGENCY:
Packages will be left by delivery people on the shelves of the first floor. Roost residents are responsible for picking up their packages in a timely manner to avoid clutter or potential theft. OpenDoor does not manage packages and residents are responsible for any deliveries they have to The Roost.
We are currently working on getting a more secure package system. Please contact [email protected] with any suggestions or for more info.
We're here to help! If you need anything, please reach out to us via Slack. Alternatively, you can also reach us via ContactPage or your AppFolio portal.
Living in an OpenDoor community can be an inspiring and enriching experience. For many, it is one of the most impactful periods of their lives – a time of personal growth, of making lasting friendships, and of being part of something bigger than yourself. Welcome home to The Roost.
Coliving is a great way to meet new people and build lasting relationships. This can include making a new best friend, connecting with a creative or business partner, or perhaps meeting a romantic partner - all of which have happened in our homes!
The Roost is full of creative people who can support you in being the person you want to be. Whether it be a running or meditation buddy, someone to touch base with on your life goals, or just having others around to check-in with when you’re having a tough day.
You can expect to learn from others who have different experiences, perspectives, and skills to share. You will also grow as a person, as coliving provides many opportunities to learn how to better communicate and relate to others. Cultivating a rich and diverse environment is a sure way to stay inspired and feel connected.