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298 apartments in 1,2 and 3 bedroom layouts form the residential component, introducing a substantial residential population into what was historically a commercial Docklands environment.

Double-height entrances and deeply recessed thresholds give the office and co-working buildings a pronounced civic scale at street level.

The Quayside Quarter residential buildings range from 6 to 12 stories and are organized around two landscaped blocks.

Dublin Landings is a contemporary mixed-use urban quarter by RKD Architects of Dublin and Copenhagen-based Arrow Architects, combining offices, residences, retail and landscaped public space to extend the Docklands street network.

The public realm uses extensive planting, integrated seating, café terraces and shared surfaces to transform the former brownfield site into a sequence of smaller urban spaces.

Completed in 1955, Notre-Dame du Haut in Ronchamp is one of Le Corbusier's most celebrated works. Its sculptural concrete walls, sweeping roof and carefully placed openings create an architecture shaped as much by light and atmosphere as by form.

By arranging the residence around a central courtyard, the design prioritizes shade, natural ventilation, landscape and indoor-outdoor living within its dense urban setting.

Carefully positioned openings across both levels draw breezes through the residence, making cross-ventilation an integral part of the planning strategy and reducing reliance on air-conditioning.

Planting is integrated directly into the architecture rather than treated as a perimeter garden, bringing vegetation into the courtyard and reinforcing the 7,804-square-foot home's inward-looking composition.

The protected courtyard forms the heart of the plan, bringing trees, water, shade and changing daylight into the center of the HKA + Partners-designed luxury home.