An 11-story high-rise marks the district’s new center in the urban landscape. The main road can comfortably accommodate its height, while the building’s pronounced grid facade establishes it as a clear landmark. On the north side, a five to six story building with four gables and staggered offsets offers a smaller-scale structure that pays homage to local building traditions through its form and timber construction. The west edge of the plaza is framed by a compact, five-story building that, like the high-rise, employs cradle-to-cradle timber hybrid construction techniques. The site has pedestrian access from all sides, with car parking underground alongside a separately accessible area for bicycle parking.