The site’s context, positioned near the waterfront and adjacent to industrial, administrative, and residential areas, shaped the overall layout. Parallel residential wings connected by a central element form an H‑shaped plan that defines two sheltered courtyards. These enclosed outdoor spaces create a sense of community while meeting ATFP requirements and accommodating amenities that would otherwise be restricted. The courtyards also function as a central component of the stormwater strategy. To meet Low Impact Development requirements, the design raised the building and courtyard elevations to incorporate subsurface exfiltration basins beneath pervious paving. This system, supported by additional best management practices, manages both water quality and quantity while reducing flood risk and integrating stormwater performance into the daily experience of the site.