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Arthouse building: residential tower with a dark angular wall beside black-framed windows, next to an elevated highway

Residential Architecture

Arthouse

Location
Downtown
Year
2026
Typology
New construction / MultiUnit

A new way of living art

Located in Overtown, Arthouse is a 20,000 sf mixed-use residential building designed as a vertical artist residency. Built on a compact urban site adjacent to I-395, the seven-story project maximizes the footprint while creating a flexible environment for living, working, and creative collaboration.

Each floor contains a full-floor residence designed to accommodate artists in residence, with open loft-inspired layouts, shared social spaces, and private bedrooms. At street level, a gallery and open-air event space connect the building to the neighborhood and support exhibitions, installations, and community gatherings.

The architecture embraces its highly visible location through large angled walls facing the highway, conceived as monumental canvases for rotating artwork. The result is a building that combines housing, cultural programming, and public expression within a single architectural framework.

Lobby with glass storefront, wood-slat screen and bench, large abstract artwork and planted gravel bed
Elevator lobby with dark walls, wall-hung woven basket art, and a seated figure sculpture in a planted nook under the stair
Close view of the seated figure sculpture among plants beside a slatted wood screen, with city skyline through the glazing
Tower seen from the elevated highway, showing its tall dark side wall, stacked balconies and the downtown skyline