The building uses materials with integrity, including fiber cement siding, cast-in-place concrete, wood louvers, glass curtain-wall systems, anodized steel and architectural metal screens.

Part front porch, part garden – the plaza is composed of gathering places and intimate spaces, separated from Drydock Avenue, and celebrates the legacy of the existing rail tracks while promoting pedestrian circulation through the open space. 

Not just pretty to look at, but also sensitive to the environment, portions of the roof deck are planted with native plants that filter water and serve to counteract urban heat island effects.