Uniquely sculpted by the site’s complex urban alignments and sensitive to its post-industrial context, the building’s expressionistic form is a modern interpretation of the area’s sawtooth industrial architecture. Exposed services, landscaped outdoor terraces, naturally ventilated social spaces and contiguous floorplates appeal to city fringe tenants, such as technology and creative professionals.

Arched openings at ground level celebrate the area’s industrial history and give character to a public space that will be home to cafés and retail. The two volumes house workplace neighbourhoods with individual identities, connected via a social heart constructed of mass timber, which encourage connectivity and collaboration. Façade materials and scale recall previous factories through contemporary masonry, while landscaped roof terraces create biophilic connections to nature and restore biodiversity.