Lexington at Central Park West consists of four new 7-story residential buildings, with a 9,800-SF neighborhood market and 2 levels of parking. The buildings embodies a simple palette with vertical standing seam metal panel in various shades of black and deep charcoal, smooth white stucco, and grey textured plaster with warm accents of wood. Given the proximity of the busy 405 freeway, and the adjacent intersection, the darker materials at the base of the building provide resiliency and offer additional protection from noise and air pollution at the residential units facing the street. The smooth white façade at the top appears to float above the darker base of the building, and has larger glazing elements and inset patios to optimize light and air while also maintaining an appropriate level of privacy for the tenants. Lush landscaping fill the perimeter of the site as well as the grand residential courtyards on the second level. A public plaza at the corner of Jamboree and Michelson includes an outdoor dining platform, even more landscaping and a 11-ft tall waterfall feature to mask the noise at this busy intersection.