scale , in keeping with the adjoining 7 Parks Boulevard , also designed by GLH Architects . Despite their individual characters , both structures complement and balance each another , achieving a harmonious realisation of modernity .
The introduction of a curve instils a feeling of fluidity and creates a visual contrast , softening the bold lines and adding an element of elegance . This organic form not only adds visual interest but also promotes a smooth and gentle flow of
attention across the façade . Beyond aesthetics , the curved design serves a dual purpose by incorporating an internal staircase , gracefully connecting the first and second floor tenancies within the atrium .
Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows are both prominent and remarkably transparent , allowing natural light to flood the interior spaces and providing panoramic views of the neighbourhood . Additionally , the panes act as symbolic picture
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