The 2023/24 Studio 10 Brief titled, ‘The Tenant’, encouraged us to explore how we can re-imagine housing and public spaces to support social solidarity and living in common. We were asked to explore issues on site recognised by residents and users. This exploration would lead us to produce a community-led intervention on the site of Broadwater Farm Estate, Haringey. From my site and ethnographic research I found that everyone I spoke to highlighted that a space for young people to get together should a priority for the estate moving forward. After losing my Uncle at the beginning of the academic year I wanted to include him as much as possible throughout my portfolio to deal with my grief. My Uncle had a strong connection with music so when I saw this program connected to the site I knew I had to progress with it. His wall murals are a key inspiration for the form of my design and influenced the colour scheme of the portfolio. This building will be a space for the Youth to experience, experiment and express themselves through music. With this project as a personal outlet for my grief, I want the space to act as a creative outlet for the youth to help them with any mental struggles they might be facing. The target user group is 16-20 year olds – post GCSE’s to give them opportunities to see music as a future. The building will have a variety of spaces including a recording studio, both small and large rehearsal rooms, an IT suite, social spaces and performance stages.