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Over the last two years, the Cabin community has come together across dozens of IRL activations and hundreds of online events to begin developing a global network of nature-immersed properties designed for thoughtful creators and remote workers.
We have built neighborhoods, rehabilitated orchards, designed tiny cabins, assembled saunas, housed creators, interviewed city builders, hosted dinner parties, played games, facilitated meaningful coliving, and gathered thoughtfully to make new friends and reimagine how we live.
Today, on the eve of our second birthday, Cabin is launching the [world’s first network city](http://cabin.city). A network city is a set of globally distributed neighborhoods that have a shared culture, economy, and system of governance.
Cabin neighborhoods are designed to cater to remote workers and creators who love nature.
Each neighborhood shares three characteristics:
1. Access to beautiful nature: Breathtaking scenery available outside the front door
2. Fast internet: Reliable, high-speed WiFi to make it easy to connect and do work.
3. Strong community: Good vibes for thoughtful people to live together smoothly.
The flavor of each individual neighborhood changes from place-to-place; that’s what makes them fun to explore! But no matter where they are, all Cabin neighborhoods provide a great balance of work, community, and nature.
To browse these neighborhoods, meet other members, and otherwise navigate Cabin’s network city, check out the Network City Center at cabin.city, which includes:
Cabin Citizenship: a subscription membership for remote workers to live in our network city
City Directory: an online registry of our city’s beautiful coliving neighborhoods in nature
Cabin Census: a community directory where members can build identity and reputation
*Town Hall:* a discord server where our community gathers to make plans and memes
These products work in concert to help citizens colive, create, and conserve together across the world.