The Project will combine new construction with the adaptive reuse of the existing 1956-58 and 1963 office wings, as well as maintain and reprogram a landscaped front lawn setback from Wisconsin Avenue. While the site currently functions as a single-use campus, the proposed development will be organized around a pedestrian-oriented street grid with multiple buildings and uses. Parking and service areas are located in a below grade structure. The Project also contemplates a breadth of open spaces, including the activation of the front lawn, a village plaza area with restaurants and cafes, multiple courtyards and pocket parks, and a potential connection to Glover-Archbold Park.

Planned are nine mixed-use buildings totaling about 1,088,000 square feet GFA with an estimated 700 residential units. Included will be approx. 1,400 below-ground parking spaces and required loading and bike parking facilities. 710 + parking spaces are required, plus 300 long-term bicycle spaces and 100 short-term bike spaces.  Nine loading bays and three  loading spaces are built into the design. When completed, the entire mixed-use development will offer a Wegmans grocery store, multi-family residences, a theater, a health club, restaurants, offices, and a hotel, as well as below-grade parking.