The development is within walking and biking distance of Moffett Park, a technology-focused business district of Sunnyvale that includes Google and Amazon among its current residents. Aiming to appeal to working professionals, the design centers around livability and connection for people working within the industry.

Located on 4 acres directly adjacent to the 101 freeway and San Francisco Public Utilities Commission water lines, the site allows for a single access point for the entire development.  With access, exterior noise, and resident connection leading the design, the solution was an inward-facing, amenity-rich building.  Multiple internal courtyards create a sanctuary from the outside world while encouraging social interaction and connection between residents.  The courtyards are filled with full-size trees and lush landscaping that offer shade and additional noise control.  The distinct variations of the building façade evokes a hospitality feel upon approach, while a large circular drive allows residents, visitors, and trades to access the building simultaneously.