This thesis project aims to design a more inclusive housing community that will help those on the autism spectrum to move towards being more independent, through communal support systems within smaller clusters and specific design strategy that will aid those with ASD. Communal facilities would also provide employment opportunities to adults with autism, empowering them with skill sets needed to become more independent.

The project serves as a starting point to designing more inclusive communities within our heartlands, providing a safe and supportive environment for autistic adults to live, work and socialize freely and comfortably. The project also serve as a platform for the public to gain more awareness about autism.