The possibility of solidarity, community and the coexistence of culture and cult provides a particularly good basis for community housing. The essence of the concept is that the Lutheran Church and the Municipality of Józsefváros create a residential building with both urban and community functions, following the principle of mutual benefit. The site is a corner plot on the corner of Kőris and Kálvária streets, close to the current Lutheran community life center, the functions of which would be complemented by the new building. There would also be a chapel, communal spaces and offices. The program also includes a laundry, which also functions as a café, a community workshop and tool rental, and a canteen with a kitchen, which can be a venue for charities. These features, which are also open to the city, have been located on the gallery floor, which is closely connected to the small-scale public spaces designed at street level. On the upper floors, on five floors, there are apartments of different sizes (from studio to ten-person dormitory) and common areas for residents (kitchen, babysitting, living room, co-working office, roof garden and terraces) that support community coexistence. As with program and use, openness was the buzzword in the mass play of the building. The playful wooden structure of the living levels rests on the ground floor masses. The boxes, which are slid on top of each other, are connected by outdoor walkers, bringing a variety of spatial situations and insights to life. These platforms are important parts of house life, widening in some places, forming communal terraces. The church’s chapel is housed in a garden inside the block, evoking an archetype of shrines open to the sky.