The new tower design will merge with the existing heritage-listed buildings incorporating a 101-room boutique hotel and 241 bespoke residential apartments, creating a mixed-use place in the centre of Sydney, and reinvigorating the historic fabric on the site.

The 50-storey building form above three existing and smaller heritage-listed buildings will create an enhanced address for the site in relation to the surrounding context, improving the reading of the heritage buildings in the streetscape and skyline.

Club patrons, residents, and hotel guests will receive a new level of amenity with the design proposition separating the three primary uses (club, hotel, and residential) into clearly defined forms. The hotel mass is recessed above the eclectic and complex existing facades to Pitt Street, with the residential tower hovering above. The fenestration design is inspired and inflected by the heritage facades, subtly linking the various forms whilst delineating new and old. Externally, this is conveyed through the glazed arches, curves in the glazing, and the bronze-coloured cladding.