Multi-generational community-led LGBTQ+ housing in Leeds
Pride of Place Living will be located in Leeds and will be an exciting LGBTQ+ housing scheme.
With 70 units planned, this project will provide a multi-generational living environment. There will be a mix of different types of homes and tenures to suit the range of age and care related needs in the LGBTQ+ community. Moreover, we wish to provide housing for a number of LGBTQ+ families and for younger LGBTQ+ people at risk of homelessness.
The design of the housing project will focus on accessibility, adaptability and affordability.
By creating purpose-built multi-generational life-long housing we hope to create an environment that will encourage intergenerational peer-support and thus increase safety, and reduce loneliness and isolation.
Our Aims
Pride of Place Living is striving to create an inclusive, accessible and safe space for both its residents and the wider LGBTQ+ community. Read our aims to find out more:
Conceptual Ideas
We have been working with Elliot Architecture to develop conceptual ideas for Pride of Place Living.
These concepts reflect our vision of creating a sustainable community which connects and empowers people to live, work and play independently.
Apartments with balconies overlooking the pedestrianised
walkway.
Saxton Housing, Leeds.
Community garden area
Tree-lined walkway provides a safe journey to other residents and encourages community engagement. 
St. Gallus Community Centre, Rodermark Germany. A space for interaction between residents and wider community 
Proposed Materials include timer cladding, render, brick and metal cladding
A full PDF can be seen here.