Originally built in the 1970s as a small industrial facility, the building has been transformed into a 24-unit co-living residence for digital nomads. The project combines compact, flexible living spaces with generous shared amenities—including co-working areas, a gym, laundry facilities, storage, and rooftop social spaces—occupying nearly one-third of the program. Modular design strategies, integrated greenery, and adaptive reuse promote sustainability, well-being, and community.