The brief imagined a renovation of the existing 2-bedroom floor plan into a contemporary and spacious apartment for a professional couple. The refurbishment made use of a refined minimal palette with layers of material richness in concert with updated fittings, furniture, and fixtures. A revised internal layout aimed to optimize space and aspect with reconfigured kitchen, living, dining, bathroom, and bedrooms. The refurbishment also included reworked storage spaces to maximize efficiency while maintaining a clean and considered design outcome.

The Parklane building was originally constructed as the Ross & Glendining Building in 1920 which saw an extensive renovation in 1994 into character loft apartments. Maintaining many of the hallmarks and industrial qualities of the original textile factory building, including a noteworthy 4m stud height with operable steel casement windows, the 90sqm apartment has a prominent inner-city location and north-eastern aspect with views towards the verdant Myers Park.