A streamlined palette of materials has been used throughout, such as brick, metal cladding, perforated bronze cladding and glass with simple elevational rhythms which link the building’s façade to the surrounding context.
The longest façade along the southern edge of the scheme has also been divided into three street bay elements to reflect the three houses opposite while also emphasising the building’s vertical proportions.
Broadway Malyan has also designed a new 12-storey residential tower in Woking on the site of the former Rat and Parrot which received planning consent in December 2016.