The centre city of this plan consists of a circular port with luxurious houses along the quay. The port with the 70 houses give in this way shape to the entrance of the district. To mark the circle, on both the beginning and the ending an apartment complex of 8 levels is placed. Cars can be parked underneath an elevated deck in front of the houses. The houses have their own individual character by using different materials and sections. There are two standard houses: one with a space of 1,5 floor on the waterside, and one with a space of 1,5 floor on the garden side. The façades cladding is changing by house: there are three types of glossy bricklaying, zinc and copper. The colours are changing slightly from bright to dark.

The new house was designed to maximize the qualities of the site and accommodation in the brief while retaining the single storey street frontage. We raised the ground floor by 1.2m to exploit panoramic views over Dublin Bay from the upper level. Kitchen and dining are to the south with a loggia for shelter and privacy. To the rear a large living room and roof terrace look north towards Howth. On the lower level to the south we cut out a sunken court so that the 6 cell bedrooms, based on Le Corbusiers monastery at La Tourette, have privacy, light and fresh air. Although these bedrooms are small, the user has a variety of spatial environments elsewhere in the house to rest and play.This level stretches back to meet the slope of the site and holds the master bedroom and den on the north side. A main bathroom, plant and utility as well as a top lit TV room sit in the centre of the lower level.

The 4,300 square foot king Residence is located in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Santa Monica. Situated on a gently sloping, wedge-shaped corner lot, the design rejects the standard public front yard and back yard typology, opting instead for a structure whose living spaces and bedrooms open onto a relatively large garden and patio that faces the public streets and surrounding houses. While this arrangement puts much of the familys communal and individual life on display, this is s positive feature for the Kings. The younger Kings delight in calling to their parent enjoy a heightened sense of neighborliness friends and neighbors drop in at all times. The house blurring of public or private boundaries reinforce the sense of community that they embrace and encourage.

The Berman House was designed by Harry Seidler and Associates in 1996 and completed in 1999. Built in virgin contryside, the house is placed against a rock cliff with a suspended living area and projecting balcony overlooking the natural setting. A dam wall between two rock cliffs creates a deep natural swimming pool.