The building’s primary design feature is its exposed concrete diagrid, where the diagonal columns not only contribute to the aesthetics but also serve a structural purpose. Behind the cast-in-place concrete diagrid is a window wall, adding surprising depth and transparency to the façade. Below, the tower sits on a brick podium, with contextual corbelling that artfully frames the window openings. Metal panels, meticulously proportioned to the tower windows, adorn the 4th and 16th floor facades.Within, FORTH’s rich and tailored interiors provide a warm and welcoming contrast with the building’s modern concrete exterior. The design narrative was inspired by MA’s interpretation of classic Americana interiors through a modern lens, employing honest materials, handmade furnishings, and curated objects that infuse each space with an instant sense of place and belonging. Early American touches like handmade wooden furniture, layered fabrics and textures, vintage pieces imbue the hotel with an air of craftsmanship and patina.In crafting the hotel experience, our primary goal was to immerse guests in a series of increasingly smaller and more exclusive spaces. This approach is a departure from more conventional guest experience and imparts a unique sense of privacy and intimacy. Guest rooms are meticulously designed, with every element customized for a bespoke experience that ensure guests feel cared for and attended to. Embracing Southern Americana hospitality, the guest rooms exude warmth and an attention to detail. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the rooms with natural light and offer breathtaking views.