The Wynwood Design Review Committee convened on September 9, 2025, to discuss and approve signage for a new residential project in Miami. The committee focused on two main sign applications, both designed to enhance the building's visibility and branding while adhering to aesthetic guidelines.

The first application involved an illuminated wall sign located at the southeast corner of the high-rise. Measuring 36 inches in diameter and totaling 9 square feet, the sign features a fabricated aluminum logo with a simulated polished brass finish. This design choice aims to ensure long-term durability and prevent oxidation, while maintaining a vintage aesthetic that aligns with Miami's Art Deco heritage. The sign will be backlit with a warm 3,000 Kelvin illumination, and all electrical components will be concealed within the rooftop planter, ensuring a clean facade.

The committee unanimously approved this first sign, emphasizing its compliance with local regulations and its contribution to the project's branding.

The second application presented was for a sign on the south facade of the building, intended to label a different entrance. This sign measures 227 inches wide by 10 inches high, totaling approximately 15.5 square feet. Similar to the first, it features aluminum letters with a polished brass appearance and will also be illuminated at 3,000 Kelvin. The electrical components for this sign will be hidden behind the wall, maintaining the project's sleek design.

Both signs were approved by the committee, reinforcing the project's commitment to aesthetic consistency and community standards. The decisions made during this meeting are expected to enhance the building's identity and visibility, contributing positively to the Wynwood area. As the project progresses, further discussions and approvals will likely focus on additional signage and design elements to ensure a cohesive look throughout the development.