The design responds to the historic context of the site, and consists of a primary wood frame construction, with brick, fiber cement, and metal accents on the exterior facades, accommodating four townhouse style units, four apartment flats, and below grade parking. The building acts as the urban threshold that weaves together the larger scale of buildings located along the high spine of the city and the lower scale of the older and smaller residential fabric found in Bay Village. The townhouse flats are floor through units, which create stacked living situations. This organization is expressed most significantly at the intersection of Piedmont and Church Street. This corner has an interlocking massing of large windows, resembling a dovetail.