Wynwood Design Review Committee approves Casa Tua signage applications at Noma De Wingwood

The Wynwood Design Review Committee (WDRC) convened on July 15, 2025, to discuss significant developments in the Wynwood Edgewater area, particularly focusing on the Casa Tua project. The meeting highlighted the approval of building permit signage for Casa Tua, which is set to occupy a new building at 2700 Northwest Second Avenue.

The committee reviewed two applications related to the project, both concerning non-painted building identification and business signs. These signs must comply with the Miami zoning code and Wynwood signage guidelines. The discussions emphasized the importance of maintaining aesthetic consistency within the vibrant Wynwood area, known for its artistic and cultural significance.

Agustin Arias from Module X presented the signage plans, detailing the design and illumination intended to blend seamlessly with the building's facade. The proposed signs will feature phase lead letters with concealed electrical components, ensuring a clean look that aligns with the building's overall design. The committee members expressed enthusiasm about the project, with one member noting the excitement surrounding Casa Tua's arrival in the neighborhood.

Both applications received unanimous approval from the committee, passing with a 4-0 vote. This decision marks a step forward in enhancing the Wynwood area's commercial landscape, contributing to its ongoing development and appeal.

The meeting concluded without further matters to address, indicating a smooth process for the Casa Tua project as it moves forward. The WDRC's approval reflects a commitment to maintaining the unique character of Wynwood while accommodating new businesses that can enrich the community.