In pursuit of deinstitutionalizing elderly housing, this design prioritizes a high-functioning and inclusive community catering to nomadic artists seeking retreat in Portugal for short or long term stays. The multifunctional facility offers luxurious amenities and expansive open spaces conducive to creativity and relaxation. Supported by u-shaped beams and columns, the housing units appear to float, enhancing the architectural aesthetic of a light and open environment. The common spaces are situated opposite the residential units, and include a grand patio entrance seamlessly connected to a dining area and open kitchen. A cafe offers interior and exterior seating for transitional space between the two sides of the site. There are 30 units designed for nomadic artists of couples or singles yet the focus is on optimizing common space for luxurious amenities, including gym facilities, pools, saunas, and various studios. The design incorporates elements such as skylights and transparent walls to enhance spatial transparency and natural lighting. The cladding is done in cork oak, which is a native species of Portugal.