A team of Community organizations is developing the first large scale supportive housing project in Cleveland. The project will have 52 studio units for single adults who are homeless with mental disabilities, substance abuse problems or HIV/AIDS. The building will have ground floor spaces for community meetings, education, computer training, exercise, and life training units as well as offices for Social Service staff and secured outside community spaces. The building design relates to the context of West Cleveland and the existing streetscape while developing an articulation with various brick and bay colors that breaks down the facade into “townhouse” scaled elements.