Built on a triangular lot at the edge of Denver’s central business district, this 32-story mixed-use residential tower’s massing and form are the result of its unique site geometry, complex residential program requirements and five-sided exposure. Given the varying orientation, view and site conditions, each elevation needed to respond differently. The north and east side feature a more simplified aesthetic, highlighted by grand terraces and recessed southern and western exposures. Punched openings in metal panels define the building’s spine to the east, while floor-to-ceiling curtain wall panels mark the south side. All of these were orchestrated beneath a distinctive curved cap.