Pacific Landing’s primary objective lies in addressing the critical need for affordable housing, particularly for individuals with disabilities and families with limited incomes. The project desires to create a supportive and inclusive community environment while also integrating a new but thoughtfully designed building into the neighborhood. This necessitates a building that maximizes residential density without compromising comfort and accessibility.

Spatially, the building emphasizes versatility and functionality. The interior spaces are designed to be adaptable, serving multiple purposes to accommodate the diverse needs of the residents. Common areas such as social service offices, recreation rooms, and interior courtyards promote social interaction and well-being. Amenities like children's playground and a café also encourage community engagement and foster a sense of belonging.

The architectural design of Pacific Landing aims to seamlessly integrate with the surrounding urban fabric while making a distinct visual statement. The forms of the building are reminiscent of iconic home imagery, now reinterpreted in a new composition that represents a new way of seeing affordable housing. The massing of the building is broken down into several smaller components. Exterior spaces, including rooftop gardens and green courtyards, serve as extensions of the living spaces, promoting outdoor leisure and interaction.

In terms of material, structural, and construction innovation, Pacific Landing prioritizes sustainability and environmental responsibility. Innovative materials and construction techniques are employed to minimize environmental impact and enhance energy efficiency. This includes the use of low-carbon materials, advanced insulation systems, and renewable energy sources such as solar panels.