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Amid rising housing pressures and growing social and economic uncertainty, conventional models often fall short of providing stability and belonging. This project introduces a hybrid, adaptive approach guided by six core principles: Versatile Commons, Shared Infrastructure, Inclusive Mix, Neighborhood Link, Community Stewardship, and Adaptive Stay. At its heart is a community-first strategy. Generous shared areas and inviting threshold spaces foster interaction, mutual support, and collective resource management led by residents themselves. Woven into this social framework is a continuous physical layer: a public path that connects Nordau Boulevard, the buildings' inner courtyard, and a sequence of pocket gardens, reaching all the way to Independence Park and the seafront promenade. This green corridor enlarges the district’s open space, offers breathing room within the dense city, and grounds the site between the urban fabric, the park, and the sea. The Adaptive Stay principle allows residents to choose short, medium, or long leases and transition between apartment types over time. This flexibility ensures personal needs can evolve without losing the shared spaces, the community, or the enduring sense of home. Together, these elements form an inclusive and flexible model for urban living—one that adapts to change while strengthening a stable, connected social fabric.