Baylight responds to its prominent location at a key gateway to the activity centre, with the north-east corner addressing the intersection of Nepean Highway and Beach Street to clearly signal arrival into Frankston’s commercial core.

The scale and massing of the building have been carefully considered to mitigate potential amenity impacts. The built form is articulated to step away from site interfaces, supporting equitable development outcomes for adjoining properties, enhancing outlook from within the development, and avoiding unreasonable overshadowing.

The development rises to a maximum height of approximately 44.20 metres (14 storeys). The uppermost level is setback on all sides and generally concealed from key public viewpoints. The building establishes a strong architectural presence at this prominent corner, while transitioning in form to respond sensitively to the varying conditions of each interface.

Overall, the architectural expression seeks to deliver a high-quality outcome that contributes positively to the precinct and complements the area’s evolving built character.