The ground-floor plan choreographs a gentle shift in temperament, guiding visitors through plazas, workshops and gardens as they move from King Street’s lively edge into quieter pockets of reflection and retreat within the depot.

Workshops tucked under the walkway create adaptable zones where users choose their level of engagement, from quiet making to shared activity, mirroring the project’s temperament-based gradient of participation.

The tower marks the site like a quiet beacon, and the rising ramp uncovers platforms and rooms that shift in scale and mood, guiding visitors through changing spatial rhythms.

The sky room offers a quiet pause, while the courtyard supports lively gathering. The axonometric diagrams map how thresholds and ramps choreograph movement across these shifting spatial conditions.

Movement arcs through the courtyard, rooftop court, and studio, inviting play and performance. These bright, open zones form the project’s outward heartbeat, where the architecture finally exhales into the city.