We’re pleased to introduce Flare — not just another high-rise, but something with presence. The kind of architecture you pause for. It doesn’t blend in, and it doesn’t try to. There’s an energy to it, even when you’re just standing across the street looking up. Lines that bend slightly where you'd expect them straight, light that moves across the surface differently as the day shifts. It feels like it was meant to be noticed — not loud, just sure of itself.

Flare isn’t about grand gestures for the sake of show. The design works because it was shaped around how people actually live. Two towers rise with quiet confidence, each holding a variety of thoughtfully planned residences — from studios to four-bedroom apartments. And the feel inside matches the exterior. Spaces flow. Light fills the rooms in a way that’s hard to explain unless you’ve stood there. Corners curve, ceilings breathe. Even in the smallest layouts, there’s a surprising softness to the way the rooms hold you.

What’s striking is how the whole development balances art with daily function. There’s emotion built into the design, but it’s still practical. You’ll find all the structure you’d expect — parking, mechanical levels, rooftop finishes — but it’s done without getting in the way of the experience. Everything’s arranged so residents feel connected to something beyond walls and floors. It’s not just vertical living. It’s a kind of vertical feeling. One you don’t usually get in a city tower.

If you're curious about how Flare might fit into your own plans, we’d be happy to walk you through it. No pressure. Just a genuine conversation to help you see if it feels right. Let us know when you're ready.