The apartments are a mix of studios and two bedrooms accessed around a central core of lift and stairs.

The nature of the layout allowed the building to be engineered as timber framed over the six stories  with only small accounts of structural steel bracing.

The project was fast tracked to meet the demand for occupation at the start of a university semester.

Each apartment has a mixture of timber paneled and painted walls with carpeted floors to the bedroom and living spaces.

The orientation of the apartments means that the majority receive good daylight and sun throughout the year.

The building fronts two streets and the ground floor has canopies to shelter from the weather around these street frontages.

A courtyard to the west at ground level provides outdoor space to the complex.

The external cladding of the building has been broken up into distinctive layers through the use of projections and recession of planes and through the use of colour.