The buildings are conceived as a series of flat planes stacked with a void between creating positive and negative elements. These elements provide a robust and proud architecture that announces the new precinct to the corner. Strategically placed cutout forms emphasise a tension between the positive and negative plates, while simultaneously facilitating balconies and plantings in both buildings. The connection to nature facilitated by these elements plays a vital role in supporting wellbeing in the workplace.

Biophilic design principles have also been integrated through the insertion of an internal skylight atrium in 631. Pushing a much-needed agenda for healthy building design, the shape of the floor plate in 631 with the atrium ensures that every person within the building is within 12-metres of a window. Another crucial addition to both buildings arehighly detailed end of trip facility, which is appointed with high-end amenities including lockers, a towel service and luxurious materials.

As a holistic precinct offering, 631 +  633 Springvale Road considers all factors for the end-users, creating a new kind of architecture that responds to 21st century working needs.