In order to reduce the overall massing of the development and blend into the existing neighbourhood, the design intent was to articulate the project as a collection of smaller buildings. The lower 4-5 storeys relate to the immediate surrounding residential buildings and commercial street scape. The body of the building, floors 5-8 step back from the street, keeping the emphasis of the street experience to the lower 4 storeys. The canopy on the top floor makes for a cap to the building. The canopy provides shading to the interior of the units that are otherwise exposed to peninsular and harbour views with twelve foot floor to ceiling glazing. 

Breakhouse was the lead designer on the project and Michael Napier was the architect of record. The project was a collaborative venture between the two offices and the developer. Breakhouse was responsible for the building massing, elevations, overall composition and interior finishes.