### Project Overview
The "Home Together" initiative addresses the issue of isolation among senior citizens in community living settings. By exploring interdependent living, the design aims to meet the needs of older adults while encouraging interaction with different generations. Located in an urban environment, the project utilizes architectural strategies to foster community connections and challenge the stigmas associated with aging.

### Interdependent Living and Spatial Organization
Central to the design is the concept of interdependent living, which prioritizes shared spaces and communal experiences. The layout features various housing typologies that facilitate different levels of interaction, accommodating both seniors and younger residents. This framework fosters a sense of community and collective support, achieved through spatial arrangements that promote proximity and accessibility. Key components include a Clubhouse, serving as the community's social hub with transparent walls that merge indoor and outdoor environments, and Green Spaces that encourage engagement through gardens and communal activities.

### Materiality and Functionality
The project's material palette emphasizes sustainability and comfort, utilizing wood for structural elements, which adds warmth, and large glass windows that invite natural light and enhance visibility between spaces. The use of brickwork and tiles for façades and pathways defines functional outdoor zones while contributing to the aesthetic coherence of the environment. Features such as shared kitchens and communal areas facilitate collaborative activities, reinforcing the notion of mutual accountability among residents. The design reflects an adaptable vision for community living, prioritizing intergenerational interaction as a means of promoting engagement and support across varying age groups.

The design incorporates strategic elements to ensure accessibility, focusing on urban locations that alleviate social isolation for seniors by enhancing connections to public transport and community services.