The design proposal for the new café pavilion draws on the geometry, architectural language and limited materials of the original tower. A series of folding roofs echo the 45-degree bracing steel structure along the eastern boundary of the plaza. Large panes of structural glazing are in dialogue with the flush-glazed tower and allow the plaza to merge seamlessly with the café interior. The resulting design has a crisp architectural language that is consistent with the original tower but has a legible character and identity in its own right.

Within the lobby, Harcourt granite is reinstated to the lift core walls, the ceiling is lifted to its original height. New furniture settings and significant commissioned artwork provide a welcoming environment for tenants to meet within an enhanced public realm.