A community for every generation.
A single sustainable, technology-enabled ecosystem in which people can live, study, grow and remain independent, while staying connected to the surrounding area.
More than a property development. A social infrastructure.
Social House Village combines housing, education, health, energy, sport, nature and community services in a replicable model that can be delivered in phases.
Young people, students, families and independent older adults retain their privacy and autonomy while sharing places, opportunities and services that create genuine relationships and lasting value for the local area.
Three independent settings. One integrated project.
Each residential community has a clear position; together they make the Village more resilient, attractive and capable of delivering measurable social impact.
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Senior House Village
Independence, security and local services.
Accessible homes for independent older adults, 24/7 security, daytime nursing support, telemedicine and everyday services in a domestic, non-institutional setting that is not a nursing home.
- Accessible bathroom and emergency call
- Optional meals, cleaning and laundry
- Physiotherapy, activities and protected spaces
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Student House Village
Study, live and grow at affordable rates.
Rooms, compact apartments, coworking, high-performance connectivity and campus services designed for independence and social life.
- Study areas and project rooms
- Shared kitchens, sport and events
- Shared mobility and digital services
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Social House Village
Living together while retaining independence.
Affordable homes and cohousing for families, with shared spaces, gardens, greenhouses and intergenerational activities.
- Rents differentiated by household income
- Early-years and work-life support
- Workshops, volunteering and community
The rents shown are preliminary positioning figures and must be adapted to the location, service level, agreements and household income criteria.
An open, connected campus organised into functional clusters.
Homes, early-years services, health, sport, productive landscapes and energy systems are linked by pedestrian routes, shared spaces and common services.
From an empty site to an operating Village, through a more realistic and continuous sequence.
Eight technical steps show the dry assembly of the steel frame, modular units and aluminium envelope through to the delivery of buildings, energy systems and landscape.
Digital survey and setting out
Topographic survey, georeferencing and BIM set out the footprint of the new Village.
Steel structure
Prefabricated columns, beams and bracing mechanically assembled on site.
Aluminium envelope
High-performance industrialised façades, windows and solar shading.
Dry assembly
Fewer wet trades, more predictable times and greater construction accuracy.
ZEB and smart Village
Solar PV, storage, BMS, home automation, cultivation greenhouses, gardens and shared spaces.
This conceptual sequence refers to a typical project. Timings, technologies, geometry and work sequencing will be defined for each site through design, approvals and the detailed construction programme.
Community life is designed, not left to chance.
The project creates everyday opportunities to meet and collaborate while always protecting privacy and individual freedom.
Different home types. One quality standard.
Accessibility, thermal and acoustic comfort, digital readiness and intelligent energy management form a common standard across the Village.
Senior studio
from €1,500/monthCompact, accessible and prepared for integrated senior services.
Student room
from €450/monthPrivate space, fast connectivity and access to shared facilities.
Affordable one-bedroom home
from €750/monthSeparate living area, privacy and flexibility for young people and families.
Family two-bedroom home
from €950/monthSpace for families, guests and longer stays.
Shared gardens and greenhouses: wellbeing, skills and local production.
Two complementary infrastructures turn green space into an educational, social and operational asset.
Growing together creates relationships.
Accessible raised beds, safe routes and learning areas for residents, students, schools and associations.
- Wellbeing and gentle physical activity
- Environmental education
- Locally grown produce
Year-round production and community agriculture.
Controlled cultivation, hydroponics, resource recovery and workshops open to the wider community.
- Training and inclusive employment
- Produce for catering and dining services
- Low water use
Health, early years, wellbeing and shared spaces.
A complete service offer makes the Village liveable throughout the year and useful to the surrounding community.
Shared spaces
Lounge, library, coworking, dining room, workshops and events.
Nursing point and health
Daytime nursing support, telemedicine, clinics, prevention and rehabilitation.
Pool and wellness
Swimming, gentle exercise, rehabilitation and shared time slots.
Early years and families
Day nursery, preschool, workshops, library and mentoring.
Lower emissions, greater comfort.
- High-performance building envelope
- Selected, durable materials
- Efficient systems and BMS management
- Thermal and acoustic comfort with healthy indoor air
Energy generated and shared across the Village.
- Photovoltaics and battery storage
- Smart metering and energy dashboard
- Self-consumption and shared benefits
- Resilience and lower energy costs
One platform for homes, services, health, security and energy.
Phased growth, verified demand and controlled investment.
The masterplan starts with an operational core and expands in line with available resources and demonstrated local demand.
Feasibility and agreements
Site, demand, partners, approvals framework and business model.
Core + first clusters
Central services, senior residences and student housing.
Affordable housing + early years
Affordable homes, day nursery, preschool and shared spaces.
Wellness + greenhouses + REC
Pool, health hub, greenhouses, storage and energy expansion.
Diversified income and contracted services.
Illustrative configuration only: 30 senior homes, 60 student places, 30 affordable homes and central services. The model is parametric and is sized for each local area.
Preliminary figures to be validated against final floor areas, local cost schedules, location, technical standards, operating model and financing structure.
Clear governance. Measurable responsibilities.
The project brings together public authorities, investors, operators, an ESCo, universities, social enterprises and the local community.
Public authorities
Land through a concession or building right, reserved allocations, early-years services and local welfare.
Investors and developers
Equity, debt, delivery, facility management, phased development and reporting.
Operators and community
Health, personal services, early years, training, the third sector, associations and residents.
Essential information about the project.
The model is tailored to the local area and to the objectives of the promoting organisation.
It is an intergenerational district combining senior living for independent older adults, student housing, affordable homes, early-years services, health, sport, productive landscapes and shared energy.
No. It is a senior-living model for independent older adults, with private homes, security, daytime nursing support, telemedicine and optional services.
The website presents a replicable national model. Scale, number of homes, rents, CAPEX, services and programme are adapted to the site, local demand and partnership structure.
They are social and productive infrastructures that support relationships, environmental education, therapeutic activities, training and local food production for the Village’s dining services.
Photovoltaics, storage and smart metering enable energy to be generated and shared within the REC, with economic and environmental benefits sized in accordance with the applicable rules and configuration.
A public authority can contribute land through a concession or building right, reserved allocations, availability payments, early-years services and local welfare, while retaining oversight through KPIs.
No. They are preliminary reference scenarios. A final estimate requires a feasibility study, floor areas, local cost schedules, location, technical standards and an operating plan.
Bring Social House Village to your area.
Municipalities, investors, developers, ESCos, social enterprises and operators can request an initial technical and strategic discussion.