My research and project are clearly influenced by Le Corbusier's design principles, particularly those seen in the Convent of La Tourette. This building is known for its innovative use of light, achieved through cannons, reflectors, and small openings that create a spiritual atmosphere. By incorporating similar design techniques into my chapel, I am emphasizing how light can guide a person's experience, turning the space into one of contemplation and transition. Le Corbusier also uses courtyards and long corridors separating different functions within the building, improving movement while distinguishing spaces. I have implemented this methodology by situating the sacred spaces together while placing offices and utility areas on the opposite side, creating serenity in the spiritual zones. Furthermore, the sleeping quarters within the Convent are situated on the outside of the structure away from the sacred spaces, further dividing life from worship. My chapel continues this theme, making sure the sacred areas are left untouched by practical functions.