The Farragut Housing Program, a government-affiliated affordable housing program in New York, faces the problem of providing housing but lacks opportunities for stable income and jobs for its residents. From an architectural perspective, the site is large but lacks a connection between buildings. To address this, the main objective of this project is to establish connections between the buildings, promoting a sense of community and unity among tenants. Additional living units can be created by connecting each building to alleviate population concerns. Community facilities will also be proposed alongside the connections to provide job opportunities for residents—connections not only bridge buildings but also different social classes by introducing commercial stores within the site. Improving the site conditions will be an additional benefit of creating these connections.