Special attention was required to ensure the temporary addition maintained the client's corporate image, particularly as the addition sat adjacent to a multi-million dollar modern pharmaceutical facility. In order that the exterior appearance compliment the existing structure, NRB used special vertical steel siding, a 36"-wide steel fascia and large windows for the correct look.

In an effort to moderate costs yet still provide an architecturally pleasing appearance, the building was constructed using wood framing with a structural steel floor assembly for extended durability. The structural steel framed floor assembly allows it to be placed lower to the ground without potential deterioration of wood product due to moisture penetration. This also means that ramps may be shortened because of the lower elevations.

The transverse roof design, along with the identical module size and open concept design allows for complete future flexibility in re-use and re-configuration.