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Photo captures of Design Features

 Branding, Sign

 Active Frontage, Cast Concrete

                                             Sign, Way Finding
                                            Green Space, Pathway   
                               
                                                  Public Art
                                                Green Space
                                                 Tree Canopy

                                                 Ballustrade
Timber Decking 

                                               Steel Mesh
 Fouyer, Threshold 

                                                                         Cantilever 

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