Located in the heart of Shadwell, next to the historic Cable Street, this project proposes a Community Land Trust to support healthcare workers on zero-hour contracts at the Royal London Hospital. These workers are often subject to abuse of power and lack basic facilities in their workplaces. The space aims to provide essential staff facilities, including safe sleeping accommodations at night, while also creating a space for socialising and breaking the isolation that comes with their work. Bathing spaces contribute to their mental well-being. By prioritising the nurses' mental health, the project promotes the overall well-being of zero-hour contract workers and preserves the area's rural character, which is under threat. The communal aspect embraces nostalgia and raises questions about the political agenda of gentrification and its impact on these workers' lives.