The office tower, conceived as a vertical campus, is characterized by a non-uniform exterior. The 200 foot tall structure consists of offset rectangular masses. The tiered, stacked volumes of the building will generate a series of outdoor terraces on several levels of building. Large expanses of floor to ceiling glass between Thinshell Precast panels allow for panoramic views and create an abundance of natural light throughout the building. The non-uniform facade imparts an identity between groups of floors, breaks down the overall scale of the building, and will help the building meet the stringent requirements of the energy codes and LEED Gold certification goals. The offset massing creates large flat cantilevered soffits, some of which are at very high elevations. The unique facade geometry necessitated selection of a strong and durable exterior cladding material with a strong waterproofed surface, a material that was at the same time light weight to reduce load on the building and to lower structural course, and one that could be efficiently and quickly installed without extensive time consuming exterior scaffolding. Thinshell precast panels addressed all of these requirements. Additionally, with selection of the two contrasting concrete mix designs with integral color, building finishes were achieved to complement the existing historic studio buildings while expressing the unique stacked appearance of the building. The innovated offset facade panels design allowed for spans across multiple floors eliminating the continuous stack joint at each floor reinforcing the interlocking facade concept and checkerboard fenestration pattern.