Dichroic Dwellings explores the health effects of natural light within housing, challenging conventional daylighting within present-day apartments. Located in Holloway Park, the project acts as a counter-proposal to the current residential development by Peabody Homes, introducing both apartments and maisonettes to accommodate the household composition of Islington. Within the interior, a specially designed system of heliostats and sun tunnels distributes light from the rooftops to each apartment floor, offering its residents both a constant access to natural light and a reduced need for artificial lighting. Additionally, apartments and maisonnettes are interconnected, forming a series of distinct courtyards. These frame a series of light-filled atriums, where their angular walls, cutouts and iridescence form patterns of light throughout the day, incorporating illumination as an element of social interaction.