With various functions, mainly including commercial office, entertainment and cultural center, the spatial characteristic displays openness and comprehensiveness (integrity).

The overall depth of the building is approximately 80 feet. There are two floors. The second floor features a double-height ceiling.

The form of the building is composed of two shed-roof structures oriented to the South. One shed is long and narrow, presenting its broad face to the bay, and houses the reception area, offices, and support functions. Another shed structure is pulled away from the south bay-side, equal in height, but much smaller with an entirely square footprint. It serves as the conference space, with an attached staff lunchroom and kitchen. The two structures sit gracefully on slender pilings hovering above the landscape, and are connected by a large deck.

Located at grade level under the first floor are a storage area, mechanical rooms, and an open air parking area, which prevents polluted runoff from entering the bay.

The building interior space is organized into four quadrants, two on each floor, each separated by the central lobby and exhibit space. Each quadrant accommodates a different department whose layout of open workstations is unique to that department.

Open workstations allow every employee to enjoy views of the bay, as well as enabling sustainable strategies such as daylighting and natural ventilation. Meeting rooms and other shared spaces within each department provide opportunities for private dialogues.