He planned various communal areas, and purposefully put slight variations in the structure so that each apartment would look different.[1][2] He included a number of space-saving designs, such as using sliding doors to access bathrooms, and light switches embedded in the door surrounds. All apartments have large windows facing the balconies, in order to let in as much natural light as possible. As well as residential accommodation, there are a variety of shops, an office, and a youth centre.[3][4] Throughout, quality materials were used in construction, including better fixtures and finishing the balconies with cedarwood.