51-53 Adelaide Street is a six storey red-bricked office building which occupies a prominent position with dual frontage on Adelaide Street and Clarence Street. Constructed in 1903, the building was originally commissioned by the linen merchants Fiddes, Todd & Corry Ltd and designed by architect Henry Hobart. It served as a linen warehouse until the late 1950s before being used by The Electrical Equipment Co. Ltd. During the 1970s, it was briefly occupied by a nursery goods retailer before transitioning to office use in 1980. A restaurant was later introduced at ground level, but the entire building is now vacant.

The Parlour Bar & associated sites are located at 2-8 Elmwood Avenue & is situated in the University Quarter of Belfast, a mixed-use area that includes residential properties, commercial units, and educational institutions. The immediate surroundings include Queen’s University Belfast, the Queen’s Students’ Union, and a number of cafés, pubs, and retail units concentrated along Botanic Avenue and University Road.

Callender House is a four-storey office building located at 58-60 Upper Arthur Street in Belfast City Centre. Originally completed in 1991 as a three-storey health club, the building was later expanded with a fourth floor and converted to its current mixed-use configuration. It features a modern glazed façade, with ground-floor space occupied by shops, such as Arthurs and The Belfast Barbering Co, and upper floors dedicated to commercial office use.