Local artists and fabricators were engaged to achieve the vision for the buildings’ many custom pieces. Royal-inspired artwork and metallic embellishments tie both concepts to the overarching brand identity. In support of the team’s shared core values, curated artwork is inclusive in subject matter to represent all people and cultures.

Three unit styles were developed to meet the varying demographic spatial needs. Rain units capture the quintessential millennial taste with contemporary finishes and bold statement walls. Wind units lean traditional with a neutral palette and sleek upgrades like tiled restroom vanity walls. All units share impressive views, spa-inspired bathrooms, and entertainment kitchens with hooded ranges and wine refrigerators appealing to the tastemaking status both demographics share.

Early collaboration with the base building and landscape architects proved essential to the success of the design, allowing for coordination of ground floor slab levels and ramp locations to maximize public spaces for a cohesive interior design. We also worked closely with the GC to ensure the schedule and budget weren’t impacted by COVID supply chain issues, beginning the FF+E process a year early in anticipation of delays and adapting to substitute impacted materials and fixtures.