Our project responds to its urban site by turning inward. Our buildings respond to each other by turning outward. We propose small-scale architecture focusing on prioritizing housing for groups of people. Inward and outward give the possibility of scaled spaces that go from the most private to the most public. The simple volumes are articulated by the expression, repetition, and aggregation of wood shelving and framing. The wood shelving and framing are not simply logistical objects, but dynamic sculptures that thread through the buildings in careful calibration to the other spaces, both indoor and outdoor.