Muti-dwelling projects have always presented a major challenge to architects and it is the degree of success their designs achieve in dealing with the various components of this particular challange that symbolises the measuring stick for which the level of their architecture is valued. The key to this success is through finding realistically comprehensive solutions while taking into account the variety of parameters such as the interests and pre-occupations of the inhabitants, their family structures and social interactions, their economic circumstances as well as all of the related changing market conditions.