The task was to create communal social housing. Simple and cheap building with approximately six housing units in the place where the original carpenter's shop has been placed.

With respect to the local character, the building has a gabled roof. We achieved a smaller scale by turning individual houses, gables to the street. It made it possible to get the sun through the roof windows into the upper rooms and thus ensure the necessary sunshine of the flats, and at the same time gave the whole space-friendly character. The individual flats - houses - are logically divided and connected to the gallery. By the outdoor staircase are two larger three-room apartments, in the middle two smaller two-room apartments (with the possibility of expanding the room to a terrace), at the end are two studios above each other.

The type of used materials is common, durable, and cheap. The basement and the technical background is made of concrete. The ceiling above the basement is monolithic reinforced concrete. The upper floors are made of brick blocks with thermal insulation and plastered.