The architecture conveys variations in programming outwardly through form and materials. Vernacular details of the site’s historic context are juxtaposed with contemporary motifs and materials to create a visual counterpoint. The 7,000 sq ft. retail podium will contribute to an active pedestrian streetscape with multiple entryways, glazing, classical articulation, and a human scale. A portico extending the length of the north and west elevations provides natural shelter for pedestrians. The tower will be set back from the retail podium, allowing for rooftop amenity space. Over 300,000 sq ft. of office space employs brick construction typical of the Warehouse District. Flat, rectangular wall planes are segmented by vertical curtain walls, emphasizing the height of the office component. The residential section is offset from the rest of the building, enhancing mountain and downtown views. Curtain walls allow for ample daylighting of units, all of which enjoy large terraces that elaborate the building’s form.