Developed by Crosland, Terrazzo sits on a high point in The Nashville Gulch overlooking downtown Nashville. The 14-story landmark building is comprised of 166 exclusive condominiums towering above four floors of office and retail space. MZA teamed with collaborating architect Hastings Architecture Associates to design a mid-century modern building celebrating Nashville’s original skyscraper, the L & C Tower (1957).

In 2008, Terrazzo was the first residential high-rise in the Southeast to achieve the LEED pre-certification from the U.S. Green Building Council and was the first LEED Certified high-rise in Nashville. Some of the sustainable practices implemented at Terrazzo include low VOC paints, sealant and adhesives; reduced energy consumption; 40% reduced water consumption; storm water management; and the use of recycled materials