This seven-storey office building is situated on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation, in the threshold between Abbotsford’s industrial and residential precincts. The site neighbours are a small pocket of single-fronted, single storey Victorian worker’s cottages, across the road from the large CUB brewery site. The building’s form itself is an interface: between the finer grain low-rise residential zone to the south and the more robust, large-scale industrial zone to the north.

The building is divided into four blocks, organised around three external staircases connecting to landscaped rooftops. The transition in scale from one to seven stories is achieved through a series of cascading landscaped terraces. The ground floor hospitality tenancy opens and connects to the street, and to the existing reserve to the south.