Working with leading designers, Stantec, they have created an office space, training center and a retail store all within the space complex. Taking the idea of city planning and bringing it into the workplace, communal spaces are at the core forming the city center. Stemming out from the city center are neighborhoods for groups of individual workstations and amenities. And finally two centers bookend the neighborhoods, consisting of huddle rooms, breakout areas and smaller conference rooms. Their Chicago heritage features prominently throughout the space in the wall graphics, art pieces and the 'neighborhoods' are named after notable Chicago neighborhoods such as Pilsen and Bronzeville.

With a focus on employee health and well-being, many of the amenities throughout the space are designed to promote healthy behavior or enhance employee wellbeing. A large canteen area, with a kitchenette and a plethora of breakout seating encourages employees to take the break they need and refuel. Soft seating faces a large Palisades Grid configuration, used to display artefacts significant to Walgreens and their history, as well as bringing a lot of natural biophilia into the area. A large TV screen set into the Palisades Grid allows for greater tech integration and enhanced employee experience.