Green bonds is a housing project that proposes a transformative approach centred on retrofitting shared spaces and promoting growing activities. Located in Pollokshields, one of Glasgow’s most culturally & socially diverse areas, the project aims to cultivate an inclusive, circular, and environmentally conscious neighbourhood that celebrates diversity and sustainability. From the lack of neutral communal & green spaces to the inattention to diversity in housing types, the current housing cycle of Pollokshields has led to a disconnected neighbourhood and a sense of isolation among residents. The housing proposal is tailored to the needs of Pollokshields to optimize the impact on community experience through minimal housing-scale initiatives with maximal outcomes. Dedicated to the reduce, reuse, and repair principles of circular economy, the project advocates for diverse unit types to accommodate different groups of families in response to the demographics of Pollokshields while introducing repair cafe/workshop spaces directed towards upskilling residents in repairing gardening items and promoting food production. Redefining the boundaries between public vs. private, active ground floors that provide connection and engagement to the proposed Albert Drive street market, alongside enhanced green spaces through social balcony extensions and flexible housing designs, encourages cultural exchange to address feelings of isolation. Motivated by the exploration of what is living in agreement, beyond physical spaces, Green Bonds is about breaking down barriers and forging connections. In a world where isolation is all too common, Green Bonds dares to ask: What if housing could be more than just shelter? What if repairing and repurposing items together fosters a sense of belonging and purpose? What if growing and sharing food together is the catalyst of community resilience?