The architecture gives subtle nods to Miami pink on the roof and sides of the walls. Through thoughtful layering, the outer skin of the building features mostly light-colored plaster, while inner portions reveal a darker color. MKDA drew iterations of the iconic pink color into its design for the interiors – seen in the lobby’s peachy pink terrazzo flooring – and leveraged a layering effect with materials. A complementary blend of traditional mid-century walnut with an Art-deco inspired refined Burl walnut veneer repeats throughout the interior spaces.

Reflecting Edgewater’s sophistication, the lobby’s wood frames with Art Deco influence extend from a solid utilitarian box structure in mid-toned grey Venetian plaster, which references the grit of Wynwood’s industrial character. A ribbon of hand-painted graffiti inspired by nature gives a sophisticated nod to Wynwood. True to Wynwood’s artistic energy, murals appear on the façade of the tower’s parking structure and on a garage screen whose curvilinear design responds to some of the building shapes.