Boffa Miskell's landscape concept develops on the architectural response to the site — the innovative mass timber Home Building — and creates a large courtyard space known as the Oasis. This inner, habitable centrepiece is contained by the main building with a naturalised waterbody and native wetland, scoria rock and selected forest specimen trees, drawing people into the Oasis for work and social activities. Trees in the Oasis will assist with shading of the inner glass façade and break direct views across the inner courtyard. 

The façade of the long multi-storey carpark building will be cloaked with a green façade comprising the tough binding / climbing native plant Muehlenbeckia to protect the back boundary of the site from the Motorway. This building will also perform an acoustic function, assisting in reducing motorway noise in the core of the site. 

An infrequently used truck dock doubles as an informal half-court activity space connected to an aerobic stair on the six storey carpark to enable employees to informally breakout for exercise and social / group / team activities.

Commuter cyclists and pedestrians using public transport including the Penrose Rail Station, which is within a walkable distance to the north of the site on Great South Road, are welcomed with dedicated entry points and adjacent end-of-trip facilities.