Measuring about 30,000sqf, most of this 5-storey office block consists of workspaces with ancillary spaces such as conference rooms and gallery spaces. The design team from Kuee Architect explored the concept of floating boxes, which further developed into a box-in-box geometry design.  

The higher floors are lifted up and supported by a bold V-shape column to allow for vehicle circulation on the street level. To further resonate the V-shape land and V-shape column, V-shape balustrades were designed to emphasise the strong alphabet presence of the company name B“V”H.  

A central courtyard was also carved into the centre of the building to allow for more light reaching into the office spaces. Nako windows were installed at high levels of all office spaces for natural cross and stack ventilation throughout the central courtyard in order to reduce usage of air-conditioning. 

The building has also been kept as “raw” as possible with exposed bare concrete, red bricks applied with waterproofing solution, simple aluminium framed tinted glass, exposed ceiling throughout, and not a single drip of paint used.