This bachelor thesis deals with the design of social housing for the elderly in Brno - Líšeň. The overall concept includes two social housing buildings, while this thesis focuses only on the lower building, which is part of the first phase of construction.

The proposed building has one underground and five above-ground floors. Based on the investor's requirements, 52 housing units were created with a maximum capacity of 64 persons. Due to the increased number of residents in the area, underground parking has been included in the design. Half of the building is intended for housing, while the other half serves as a space for leisure activities for seniors. The ground floor contains commercial space to help revitalize the site and encourage community gatherings. The work also includes the design of the building's forecourt, focusing on pedestrian pathways and public space.

The main architectural element of the building is a glass organic railing with a dichroic foil that enhances the linearity of the whole building. Thanks to the foil, which changes colours from blue to pink to purple, the building looks lively and changeable, which can positively influence the mood of the seniors and make their environment more pleasant. This element fits harmoniously into the colour context of the surrounding buildings.