At roof level, the tower culminates in a crown composed of units glazed with RAL7001 enamelled DGU, creating a refined and distinctive architectural finish.
Performance and Functionality
The façade has been meticulously designed to balance aesthetic quality with technical performance. The bespoke purge vent units allow for natural ventilation while maintaining the architectural integrity of the elevation. These advanced systems include:
•    Inward-opening mechanisms with restrictor arms.
•    Custom-designed aluminium profiles.
•    Integrated external balustrades to ensure occupant safety and operability.
•    High-performance glazing and tailored ducting systems, designed and tested to deliver optimal airflow and energy efficiency.
The façade systems have been engineered to meet the specific aesthetic and technical requirements of both the architect and the client. They combine structural silicone glazed (SSG) units, insulated opaque panels, and units with integrated purge vent to provide a high-performing envelope that supports occupant comfort, environmental sustainability, and buildability.
 

Denton Corker Marshall is a highly acclaimed international design practice founded in 1972. It produces innovative architecture and urban design throughout Europe, Asia and Australia. The practice is well known for landmark global projects such as the Melbourne Museum, Stonehenge Exhibition and Visitor Centre, the Australian Pavilion in Venice and Manchester Civil Justice Centre. Regardless of scale or type – skyscraper, museum, bridge, house or cup – each design is conceived in its own right, generated by the project’s unique requirements and delivering genuine benefit and value to the client. The practice’s significant collection of RIBA and AIA Awards includes Australia’s highest architectural honour, the Australian Institute of Architects' Gold Medal.