With the City’s tight parking requirements, the units had to be constructed on two levels over parking. The unusual shape of this 63-foot wide site is defined by a bend on the north boundary and an undulating western boundary. Further complicating the site design, a shallow 60-inch storm water pipe runs across much of the site and high-voltage transmission lines run along the eastern boundary. The building geometry reflects each of these constraints, birthing a unique form added to the Tallahassee fabric.

Corrugated metal siding is contrasted with a brick skin that snakes around the Stadium Drive facade in deference to the adjacent collegiate architecture. Each floor contains 7 units comprised of 3 studio apartments, 3 standard two-bedroom units, and a premium two-bedroom unit facing the medical school. The developer considers the project an instant success, as its location and attention to budget, combined with its unique architectural language provided a long waiting list of future tenants.