Three vertical sections form a gentle concave curve with pleats and folds, welcoming the street and its surroundings. The section closest to Hood Park Drive is the lowest in height, with the building gradually rising to its full height at the north, highlighting the enhanced skyline.
Communal by nature, 10 Stack’s lobby provides a variety of perks to future tenants.
These include a mix of seating options, intimate alcoves, and direct access to the street and surrounding greenery.
The lobby serves as its own destination as well as providing the formal point of entry for the building. From the exterior, the lobby appears modern, comprised entirely of glass. Its interiors are lustrous and reminiscent of Hood Park’s historic ties to industry and the urban wild. Focused lighting helps establish intersections of place, much like the railroad tracks that were once present on the site.
The building saves energy thanks to a highly insulated building enclosure, a reduction in burned fossil fuels through daylighting design, and innovative use of lighting.
Other sustainable features include vegetated green roofs, a solar PV-ready roof, and access to public transportation, bike and shower facilities, and EV charging stations. 10 Stack optimizes the use of sustainable materials such as FSC wood, recycled content, and regional sourcing. Water savings for the building are projected to be 30% greater than a conventional building.
