The aim of this bachelor's thesis was to design a new social housing project for seniors in the Brno-Líšeň district based on the requirements provided by the investor. An important criterion is to increase the number of social housing units, which are currently scarce in this district.

The proposed building is divided into two sections with green flat roofs: the northern and southern parts, connected by a linking corridor that serves as a multifunctional space. The connection of these two blocks forms a U-shaped structure that characterizes the building. Surroundings are enhanced by a parking lot for cars in front of the entrances from Poláčkova street, with the remaining space park-like landscaped into, including newly planted greenery, most of which will retain the original vegetation, and an outdoor fitness area with exercise machines. The southern part of the ground floor includes private terraces for recreation. In the northern block's ground floor, rentable spaces are designed on the side of the entrances, along with facilities for the senior residents, such as a chapel and workshops. The underground level provides 38 parking spaces. The southern block is mainly occupied by apartments. The northern section contains shared facilities for residents, while the southern part is reserved for housing units. The upper floors follow a similar layout. The building offers a total of 88 apartments, all adapted to meet accessibility standards. The residential block can be secured if needed. The design aims to improve the quality of life for seniors while integrating them into the local community and respecting the surrounding environment.