The proposal for a Social Housing competition in Marseille focuses on integrating shared amenities within a residential framework. The building is organized around a central communal area, conceptualized as an urban-scale covered street that houses the primary shared services for the complex. The residential units are distributed across the upper floors. A central architectural strategy is the inclusion of interconnected common squares and terraces. These areas incorporate urban agriculture and gathering spaces, creating a continuous vertical network of shared spaces that culminates in an accessible, communal roof terrace.