The design of the luxury apartment complex mandate turned small spaces into ultra-contemporary living areas which feel spacious in a large open-form layout. Modern design, motivated by a quest for efficiency was distinguished by an emphasis on function over form. With this focus, the architect created a master plan that deals with the challenges of density without sacrificing privacy. The boundaries between interiors and exteriors are merged with an extensive use of glazing to provide a seamless spillover from architecture to nature. The integration of different ceiling heights within the interior area creates intimate spaces accentuated by lofty ceilings.

In addition to the residential accommodation, central facilities comprise of a lobby reception, a gym/health club, restaurant/bar and parking for guests. Special features include water roofs, ponds and interesting walkways through the property to further focus on the panoramic 180 degrees of pure sea view.

The main building components are stone and concrete. Rocks are quarried from the site itself and form the base of the structures. Glass is double glazed though orientation of the project mitigates any major solar gain problems. It is envisaged that the clubhouse will include some solar collectors on the roof to power lighting in public areas.