Large opening windows invite the day in. Curated finishes — solid Taj Mahal quartzite, Venetian plaster, white oak, and brass underfoot — give each home a calm foundation for your own point of view.
From studio to penthouse—every room finds its view.
Studios59 residences · 473–657 sq ft
One Bedrooms139 residences · 568–1,099 sq ft
Two Bedrooms59 residences · 788–1,926 sq ft
Penthouses4 residences · 1,861–1,947 sq ft
Materials
Everything here
was something first.
The palette is short on purpose: stone that shows its age honestly, wood that warms to the hand, plaster that holds the light. Chosen once, everywhere, and cut from the real thing.
Brazilian Taj Mahal quartzite leaving the block — bound for every kitchen in the building.
Taj Mahal quartzite
Solid slabs on every counter and up every backsplash.
Travertine
The plaza underfoot, the reception desk carved from one block.
Inlays at every threshold, engraved by hand, read by touch.
Travertine, carved to keep things.
The mark, struck into the stone itself.
Even the light fixtures are quarried.
Architecture
Tall ceilings, framed views.
Standard homes hold roughly 10 ft 2 in clear ceilings; penthouses about 10 ft 6 in — around a foot taller than most of the category. Each home is framed to its outlook: canyon, ocean, park, or downtown.
