Sitting at the boundary of Purley town centre, the scheme proposes 155 residential units across three blocks. The proposal decreases in height and massing to respect the immediate context, which changes from urban to suburban. A varied landscape design knits the proposal into the topography, using the change in level to provide slides and climbing walls. The buildings are clad in tones of red brick, which is informed by the rich architectural heritage of Purley. The three buildings have been oriented to optimise views and natural daylight and the projected carbon reduction is 69 per cent below the Part L baseline.