Throughout 1969, the plans were adjusted several times. These adjustments included beautification and landscaping of the main pedestrian approach from St Georges Terrance and one construction of a subway system under the terrace. This building is an example of brutalist architecture, with its solid opaque interior, imposing projecting roof, and use of white off-form concrete.
In 1969, the plans for this building underwent numerous changes. These adjustments included enhancing the pedestrian approach from St Georges Terrance and constructing a subway system beneath the terrace. The structure is an example of brutalist architecture, featuring a solid opaque interior, a projecting roof, and the use of white off-form concrete.