Johnston Marklee's mint green Ray Phoenix tower opens in Roosevelt Row Arts District
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Ellen Eberhardt
Front-window bakery material. Catches the eye, delivers the goods.
Summary
Johnston Marklee has completed Ray Phoenix, a 26-storey residential tower in Phoenix's Roosevelt Row Arts District. The building features a mint green metal facade inspired by the surrounding desert landscape. With 401 apartments, the tower is described as "democratic by nature" and aims to contribute to the city's urban fabric while being informed by its arid environment.
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Ray Phoenix is 'democratic by nature'.
The building contains 401 apartments and rises 26 storeys.
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