Across the coastal site, a series of low-rise apartment buildings respond to ocean views, landscaped courtyards and direct beach access. One elevated four-storey building provides 45 one-, two- and three-bedroom independent living units above basement parking, its white façade articulated with varied terrace forms to moderate scale and reinforce a residential character. Additional three- and four-storey buildings accommodate a further 84 apartments, with built form broken into distinct elements to preserve view corridors and introduce sheltered communal gardens. Convivial shared living and dining areas, supported by 24-hour concierge services, foster both independence and security.

A contemporary aged care facility completes the precinct, stepping down in height from four to two storeys as it moves away from Anzac Parade. Its practical H-shaped plan defines northern and southern courtyards linked by a central communal space at ground level, promoting light, outlook and orientation. Integrated environmental design and considered landscaping underpin the development, creating a coastal community that balances autonomy, care and connection to place.