Planning The building has a total rentable area of 5,687m 2 . Its H-shaped plan has been designed to allow for a single tenant , or series of tenants , across the building ’ s ground , first and second floors . Moreover , the positioning of the toilet and vertical circulation cores at the edges of the atrium enable efficient connection to these elements across the floors ’ atrium and bridge links .
There are a total of 276 parking bays split across two parking levels , with additional visitors ’ parking bays situated in front of the building ’ s entrance to reception .
Description of Architectural Features A triple-storey atrium is enclosed by flushglazed façades to the north and south , and a pair of sculpted white bridges span the atrium , connecting the two blocks together . The white bridges and layered white ceilings exist in contrast to the building ’ s darkened glass , tiled floors and walls , establishing a complimentary black and white palette across these elements .
Linear strip lights have been integrated into various design elements of the building . The building ’ s blocks atop the podium are fully lit around their base , accentuating the floating nature of these blocks . Furthermore , diffused LED strips , installed within the ceiling and extending onto wall surfaces , illuminate the building ’ s common areas with a softened glow of light .
The building ’ s elevated ground floor podium allows for an extension of the building ’ s lifestyle functions with a series of seating and pause spaces looking onto the golf course and surrounding context . Integrated into the building ’ s podium finish is an interwoven landscaping design that extends into the atrium , blurring the distinction between the building ’ s inside and outside space .
The building is secured by a series of accesscontrol points , security cameras , and a 24-hour security presence .
Sustainable Elements The building is fully-equipped with back-up water and electricity supply services in the event of such shortages .
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