Architect Ken Taylor put forward Michael Tye for the project, having already worked together for several years on 2C King's Grove & Quay House.

Working closely with such a creative client made for a great collaboration between architect, builder and client. The majority of the work was undertaken by a very small team, which allowed for an organic project, as much as is possible within the constraints of a designed and fabricated steel framework. Much of the building's layout evolved with feedback from the client, who had the liberty of experiencing the 3D space rather than making decisions based on 2D drawings.

Much of the knowledge taken to future projects with green/sedum roofs was learnt working on this new-build project.

The building continues to evolve to this day, with several changes coming from a need and understanding of what the fabric can offer.