Pacific Landing is a mixed-use, 100% affordable housing project designed for people living with disabilities and those on limited incomes. Located on Lincoln Boulevard in Santa Monica the building is within proximity to downtown Santa Monica and the beach. The project was developed by Community Corp of Santa Monica, a local non-profit developer. The 4-story, 42,000-square-foot building replaced a gas station that once occupied the 14,160-square-foot corner lot. Thirty-seven residences are provided for families in need.

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. The volumes are separated by voids, each accentuated with greenspaces. An interior courtyard at the ground level provides a landscaped respite for the residents. All the units are accessed from the central courtyard which serves as shared space for the residents and includes a playground for children.

Social services, a café, and other amenities are located at the ground level. Parking is provided below grade. Ample common spaces are located throughout the building and at the rooftop terrace that opens to the North, with views out to the Santa Monica Mountains and to the Pacific Ocean in the distance. The building was designed to make use of both passive and active sustainable strategies, resulting in a LEED Platinum designation. The all-electric building is Net Zero.