GenHouse did not begin with a building. It began with a question.

What if we created a community where culture, curiosity and connection were not defined by age?

We are living longer, healthier and more active lives than ever before. Yet the communities around us have not always evolved to reflect the way we live, think and engage with the world.

Michael Souter began imagining GenHouse from a personal place. As an artist and creative director, he has spent his career shaping identities, environments and experiences that inspire creativity and connection. He envisioned a community where people could remain culturally engaged, continue contributing and discover new possibilities throughout their lives.

Heather Mee brought a complementary perspective shaped by her career in brand strategy and her belief in the power of community. She saw the opportunity to connect people across generations, bringing together experience, emerging ideas and shared interests to create meaningful relationships and new possibilities.

Together, we envisioned a cultural community bringing together artists, entrepreneurs, thinkers and creators across generations.

Intergenerational by Design™.

We believe the most interesting communities are not defined by age, but by shared curiosity, experiences and aspirations.

Where established voices and emerging perspectives inspire one another. Where everyone has something to contribute and something new to learn.

Our ambition is to create a place that celebrates curiosity, cultivates meaningful connections and encourages continued discovery and collaboration.

Because culture doesn’t age. And neither does curiosity.

Michael Souter & Heather Mee, Founders, GenHouse