The development provides 71 dwellings across multiple typologies, including 12 Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) apartments, 13 loft dwellings, four commercial tenancies and four office suites. All dwellings are dual-aspect, engaging both the courtyard and surrounding streets to reinforce amenity, passive surveillance and connection to place.

Two buildings arranged around a generous courtyard bring a new civic energy to the street, demonstrating how constraint and careful planning can deliver housing that is durable, socially responsive and enduring in character.

A singular colour palette gives the building a clear and consistent identity, referencing the red brick buildings of the surrounding neighbourhood. It reads as a whole across multiple scales, from the broader precinct to the pedestrian experience, with a clarity that reinforces familiarity and presence within the street over time.