This design research challenges the notion of efficiency and standardisation in apartment buildings, focusing on the semi-public spaces like corridors and staircases. These areas are often minimised and lack opportunities for activities. The study takes place in the Battersea Power Station development area, where mixed-use buildings are planned. It explores a building design that offers a wandering experience, balancing order and freedom, and allowing residents to follow a prescribed path or discover their own. The building includes different types of flats to accommodate various lifestyles. Additionally, Walk-up Village considers sustainable practices by reusing building materials from the planned removal of the waste transfer station, providing insight into handling demolition in new development areas.