Sunday late morning: Baby coworking. After coming back from morning coffee, you walk down the hall, and join your friends for "baby coworking," an event where you take turns babysitting while you all work on passion projects.

Afternoon: Potluck. You go to an apartment upstairs – whose living room now doubles as your community's third space. The sound of piano, clinking cutlery, and laughter is in the air. You play with a community member's baby that's crawling around on the floor while chatting with a collaborator who happens to be visiting town (they're staying in another apartment in the building).

Evening: Classes. After the potluck ends, a few offerings from your community university start. You go to another apartment in the building to take a class on quantitative trading. Many others stick around in the third space for a business bootcamp that the university is hosting. Last semester, you took courses on EDM production, tango, physics, and nonfiction writing with your friends.

Night: Group outing. After the potluck brunch, you and a crew spontaneously get together to go climbing in the afternoon and then you all grab dinner at a jazz club in the evening. In between songs, you make plans for the work day tomorrow with your fellow dinner goers: goal-setting in the morning, followed by co-working with dance & walk breaks. Since you have an important interview that afternoon, your friend volunteers to do a practice interview with you beforehand.

Believe it or not, this is what an average Sunday is like at Fractal – the distributed neighborhood campus that we (Priya and Tyler) are continuing to build in New York City. We'd like to show you how to build one for yourself. Your campus's Sunday might look completely different – it depends on your vision!