Bathija said the idea that some buyers might want to acquire multiple units was factored into the building’s initial design, which was overseen by New Haven, Connecticut-based Pickard Chilton in collaboration with Houston-based Kirksey Architecture and Dallas-based interior design firm ForrestPerkins.

“We have the flexibility to combine select units to accommodate homeowner requests for larger floorplans,” Bathija said. “When you consider that prior to today’s groundbreaking (ceremony) penthouses have achieved record-breaking prices and pre-sales, it is evident Houstonians are responding to the new paradigm of residential experience we are offering. And this is Texas, where everything is bigger.

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