Porous House is a compact mass when implemented. By disassembling its basic components, the units have an openness between them which helps to overcome the closure of modern public housing. Eventually a means for social communication is developed as the dwellings form a culture of their own. The communal space is the medium between the private boundary and the public periphery. Porous house is a future housing typology that seeks to pursue and revive humanism. A single unit, 6m x 6m cubic geometry, has been optimized and a pocket garden exists on the roof of each. The composition of solid units, as well as the void-ness of its porosity, can agglomerate either vertically or horizontally. It continuously allows people to circulate and behaves as a living organism because of the activity happening within the complex. Metaphorically the solids symbolize private-ness and voids are public-ness. Joining unit to unit allows the creation of various dynamic sizes for the small family as well large ones. It provides a labyrinth of narrow alleys, common in villages of the past, so that residents happen to meet each other unexpectedly and in turn connect with public gardens on each level. Result: COMMUNITY.