Royal Palm Companies Secure $86 Million Financing for Tuscany Village

In a significant stride towards expanding quality residential options in Orlando, Royal Palm Companies led by Dan Kodsi and the Mattoni Group proudly announce the securing of an $86 million construction financing loan and the launch of Tuscany Village, a sprawling 420-unit multifamily complex set to enhance the Sanford area.

Strategically located at the southwest corner of State Road 46 and Upsala Road, Tuscany Village is poised to become a cornerstone community within Sanford, spanning 21 acres with seven four-story buildings. With construction slated to commence in the coming weeks and phased completion expected by 2026, the project is primed to transform the local residential landscape.

The acquisition of the development site at 4201 West First Street in June for $12.7 million laid the foundation for this ambitious venture. Financing for Tuscany Village has been secured through a partnership with City National Bank and Abanca USA, contributing $68 million in loans, and Origin Investments, providing $18 million in preferred equity. Notably, these financial arrangements feature floating interest rates without a rate cap, reflecting confidence in the project despite current economic uncertainties.

Royal Palm Companies, renowned for its innovative approach to real estate development since its inception in 1978, boasts a portfolio of $4.7 billion in developed, repositioned, and under-construction projects, including over 9,500 completed residential units. The collaboration with the Mattoni Group underscores the significance of Tuscany Village, leveraging their combined expertise to ensure the delivery of a top-tier residential community.

Despite challenges such as elevated interest rates, insurance premiums, and regional specifics like high concrete costs in South Florida, the decision to proceed with Tuscany Village reflects the unwavering commitment of Royal Palm and Mattoni Group to innovation, quality, and meeting the evolving needs of Florida's residents.

More than just a development project, Tuscany Village represents a future home for hundreds of families and individuals, meticulously designed to foster a vibrant and connected community. Royal Palm Companies and Mattoni Group are dedicated to bringing this vision to life, positively impacting the Sanford region and the broader Florida housing market.

Reimagining History: The Moore in Miami Design District Unveils Elastika Restaurant

WoodHouse, the visionary development company, has announced the highly-anticipated reopening of The Moore in the Miami Design District, marking the beginning of a new chapter for this iconic landmark. Stepping into its next century, The Moore emerges as a vibrant lifestyle and cultural destination, featuring a private members club, boutique hotel, executive offices, gallery space, and the exciting addition of Elastika, a modern-American restaurant set to open its doors to the public this weekend.

Elastika, nestled on the first floor, introduces a fresh culinary experience under the guidance of acclaimed Executive Chef Joe Anthony. Designed to be more than just a restaurant, Elastika aims to become the heartbeat of the Miami Design District—a place where people gather, dine, and immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of art and culture that defines the area.

Drawing inspiration from Miami’s diverse international community and The Moore’s storied legacy of art and design, Elastika embodies a culinary canvas where carefully curated ingredients and heartfelt cooking techniques converge. The restaurant's namesake pays homage to the iconic Zaha Hadid sculpture, Elastika, suspended majestically throughout the four-story atrium above the dining room—a stunning testament to Miami's boundless creativity.

Brady Wood, Founder & CEO of WoodHouse, shared that “Our vision for Elastika extends beyond the menu. We've transformed the first floor of The Moore into the lobby of the Miami Design District—an inviting destination where people can gather, dine, and enjoy the landmark building and Zaha Hadid's iconic sculpture.”

Elastika’s menu reflects a commitment to sourcing the finest ingredients and close collaboration with local farmers, including Tiny Farm, French Farms, Swank Specialty Produce, and others. Executive Chef Joe Anthony expressed his culinary philosophy, saying, “Our culinary vision is to create vibrant food that is original and thoughtful, yet humble in its roots. By being conscientious about sourcing regenerative and sustainable ingredients whenever possible, we are able to create a distinct style of cuisine while still pushing flavor to the forefront.”

The menu features a range of globally eclectic dishes including the Heirloom Tomato Gazpacho with pickled tomatillos, avocado and fennel pollen focaccia; the Citrus Cured Kingfish Crudo with fermented farro, local kohlrabi and cucumber “aguachile;” a Grass-Fed Bison Tartare, with escabeche aioli, umami crumble and house-made country loaf; Eggplant and Sheep’s Milk Ravioli Serviettes, with spring fricassee, local mushrooms and pine nut froth; Grilled Heritage Pork "Ribeye" with tiny farm's turnips, grilled broccoli rabe and red verjus-cardamom sauce; and the Miso Marinated Beef Tenderloin, with Castle Valley Mill's farro, local herb coulis and carrot "hot sauce."

The design ethos of Elastika seamlessly blends modern sophistication with the building's original architectural elements, creating an ambiance that is both inviting and elegant. Curated by Miami-based art advisor Monica Kalpakian, the restaurant features a collection of contemporary art, including Rob Pruitt’s US (2013) on loan from the late Rosa de la Cruz’s esteemed collection.

Collaborating with hospitality design firm ICRAVE, WoodHouse has transformed the historic atrium into a culinary haven, complete with an expansive bar, plush velvet seating, and a semi-private dining room. The addition of a new skylight floods the space with natural light, while the sidewalk patio offers a charming al fresco dining experience amidst lush greenery.

The history of The Moore, dating back to the 1920s Florida Land Boom, adds another layer of intrigue to Elastika's narrative. Once a furniture showroom and warehouse, The Moore has played a pivotal role in shaping Miami's landscape, hosting numerous high-profile events and exhibitions over the years.

Elastika will be open for dinner from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Lunch service will commence from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday starting May 3, 2024. For reservations and to learn more visit www.elastikamiami.com.

ISABELA GRUTMAN TO OPEN HER FLAGSHIP STORE IN THE MIAMI DESIGN DISTRICT

Model, fashion & jewelry designer Isabela Grutman is set to unveil her highly anticipated flagship store, ISA GRUTMAN, nestled within Miami Design District's Paradise Plaza. The store, slated to open its doors to the public in the first week of May, promises a serene retreat for jewelry enthusiasts seeking refined elegance.

Drawing inspiration from the captivating allure of ISA GRUTMAN Jewelry, the store's ambiance exudes grace and sophistication. Designed by Cristina Souza from MC Studio and executed by General Contractor Al Lopez from Concierge Services, every element of the 1,122-square-foot space reflects meticulous attention to detail.

Upon entering the store at 151 N.E. 41 Street, Suite 221, guests are welcomed into a haven of comfort and luxury. Plush beige sofas by Italian designer Baxter, complemented by stone accents from Arca, create an inviting atmosphere. The herringbone floors add a touch of timeless elegance, setting the stage for a memorable shopping experience.

The store's open-concept design features a lounge area surrounded by glass-enclosed jewelry displays, adorned with gold accents and bespoke lighting. This seamless blend of chic minimalism and sophisticated decor mirrors the essence of everyday wearable luxury jewelry.

Isabela Grutman, a native of Brazil, infuses her cultural heritage into every aspect of the store. "I envisioned a space that feels luxurious yet comfortable, where minimalism meets chic sophistication," she shares. "It's a place where everyone—family, friends, clients—can feel welcomed and at ease, embodying the lifestyle of Isa Grutman Jewelry."

The store's opening will showcase several new collections alongside stunning emerald pieces exclusive to the location. Shoppers will have the opportunity to explore the brand's meticulous craftsmanship firsthand, indulging in the world of ISA GRUTMAN.

With a passion for fashion and a commitment to meeting the demand for versatile jewelry pieces, Isabela Grutman aims to transcend the traditional boundaries of the industry. Beyond the brick-and-mortar experience, consumers can also explore her statement pieces online at www.isagrutman.com.

The ISA GRUTMAN store represents more than just a retail space—it's a destination where artistry, culture, and luxury converge. Located at 151 N.E. 41 Street, Suite 221, Miami, FL 3313, the store invites visitors to immerse themselves in the timeless elegance of Isa Grutman Jewelry.

Operating hours are Monday through Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Leading Padel Brand Introduces A Members Only Club in Miami Design District

Padel enthusiasts and design aficionados alike have a new destination to explore from Reserve, a leading U.S. padel lifestyle brand. Building upon the success of its acclaimed Miami Seaplane Base and NYC Hudson Yards clubs, Reserve has launched a new members-only club in Miami’s Design District, the epicenter of the city's vibrant arts, culture, and shopping scene.

Situated at 75 NE 39th St, Reserve Miami Design District boasts three glass-enclosed courts and a well-stocked pro shop featuring high-end padel gear and Reserve apparel. This members-only concept caters to a dedicated community seeking an exclusive and intimate padel experience.

“We’re excited to offer a one-of-a-kind padel experience within the Miami Design District,” said Wayne Boich, Founder of Reserve. “This new club reflects the district’s focus on design and luxury, while fostering a strong community of padel players.”

Reserve Miami Design District complements the brand’s existing presence in Miami and New York City, which offer public access with optional memberships. This members-only club elevates the Reserve experience by providing a private haven to relax, connect, and fully immerse oneself in the sport and the surrounding cultural hub.

“Reserve Padel is a welcome addition to our vibrant community,” said Craig Robins, President & CEO of DACRA, which manages the Miami Design District. “We believe Reserve’s focus on design and high-end amenities aligns perfectly with the district’s character.”

The club is open from 7AM to 10PM, seven days a week. For more information or membership inquiries, contact designdistrict@reservepadel.com.

Terra Closes on $127 Million Refinancing Loan for Natura Gardens Development

Terra and New Valley, the development partners behind Natura Gardens, a new multifamily community in Northwest Miami-Dade County, have secured $127 million in permanent financing for the development. The loan, issued by an affiliate of MF1 Capital, will be used to pay off and refinance an existing $65 million construction loan, which was provided in 2021 by Bank OZK. Completed in Summer 2023, Natura Gardens includes 460 garden-style rental apartments across 23-acres in Miami’s West Hialeah neighborhood.

At more than 97% leased, Natura Gardens’ one- to three-bedroom apartments measure between 727 and 1,603 square feet in size, with rental rates ranging from approximately $2,000 to $3,350 per month.

“Our ability to refinance Natura Gardens reflects the leasing success we’ve experienced at the property as well as the increasing demand for market-rate rental housing in the West Hialeah area,” said David Martin, CEO of Terra. “Natura Gardens continues to fulfill an unmet need for quality suburban living for thousands of working families seeking to minimize their daily commutes.”

Walker & Dunlop’s New York Capital Markets team, led by Keith Kurland, Aaron Appel, Jon Schwartz, Adam Schwartz, and Michael Diaz arranged the loan proceeds to refinance the existing construction loan of Natura Gardens.

Situated along NW 170th Street between I-75 and Florida’s Turnpike, Natura Gardens is located immediately south of the planned American Dream retail and entertainment complex, and a short drive from several large employers, including Boeing, Royal Caribbean International, Preferred Freezer Services, and The Home Depot.

Natura Gardens was designed by Pascual, Perez, Kiliddjian Architecture (PPK), with the development’s clubhouse and model units imagined by tennis champion Venus Williams’ design firm V Starr Interiors.

 Apartments have high-end finishes and fixtures, expansive balconies, custom shaker-style kitchen cabinetry, spacious built-in pantries, kitchen islands with breakfast areas, stainless steel appliances, full-size washer and dryers, spacious living and dining rooms, walk-in closets, and en-suite bathrooms.

Amenities at the gated community include a two-story clubhouse with a resort-style pool and spa; a covered kitchen prep area and grilling station, sink and refrigerator; outdoor tiki hut areas with hammocks, tables and umbrellas, and lounge chairs on comfortable beach sand; a media room, billiards and children’s playroom; a sophisticated lounge with a bar and kitchen; a state-of-the-art fitness center with yoga, aerobics and spinning studios; a business center with co-working spaces and a coffee bar; a children’s tot-lot with recreational equipment and electronic car charging stations, and a residents-only dog park.

Inspired by the area’s natural surroundings, the community features lush landscaping, open lawns, lakes and preserves. Residents also have access to lush, green spaces with sitting areas and mobile device charging stations throughout the entire community.

Natura Gardens is the latest among Terra’s portfolio of newly completed multifamily developments across South Florida, which includes Grove Central, a transit-oriented mixed-use development with residential and retail uses in Coconut Grove; and Pines Garden at City Center, a garden-apartment community in Broward County’s City of Pembroke Pines. Terra is also currently developing CentroCity, which will include up to 1,200 apartments as part of a larger 38-acre mixed use development in central Miami-Dade County, just west of Little Havana; and Upland Park, which will include up to 1,700 apartments as part of a 47-acre mixed use transit-oriented development at the Miami-Dade County Dolphin Park-and-Ride Station.

Inside the PROFILE South Florida Capital Markets Summit at E11EVEN Residences Miami

On Wednesday February 7, 2024 PROFILEmiami hosted its inaugural, sold-out South Florida Capital Markets Summit at the E11EVEN Residences Beyond sales gallery in Downtown Miami’s fast growing District 11 and Miami Worldcenter. The luxurious event featured PROFILEmiami’s highly regarded Bespoke Networking powered by E11EVEN Vodka and an engaging panel exploring the current state and future of how real estate in Miami is valued, financed, and transacted with South Florida’s top real estate and finance executives. The exclusive panel featured industry leading developers Dan Kodsi of Royal Palm Companies, Juan Pedro San Martin of Merrimac Ventures and financiers Raul Llanes of City National Bank, Michael May of Silverstein Capital and Justin Oates of Cain International; moderated by Matt Einheber of TitleEQ.

Panelists had a comprehensive discussion about the current capital stack in commercial real estate deals and explored strategies that sponsors can employ to optimize their capital structure. The discussion also delved into the market's underwriting standards and loan-to-value ratios, uncovering their influence on loan approvals; as well as a spectrum of financing options, from debt and equity to mezzanine financing and EB-5, and grasp typical terms offered. The industry leading panelist also shared stories about their past experiences and how they navigated their careers to get to where they are today.

Part of PROFILEmiami’s highly-regarded PROFILEconnect bespoke networking event series, the event brings together Miami’s real estate industry and business professionals to network and connect outside of a traditional business setting. Guests enjoyed E11EVEN Vodka and an open bar powered by Title EQ as well as Zeroe Plant Based Caviar.

Inside The PROFILE Design Summit at Eichholtz Miami

On Thursday February 1, 2024, PROFILEmiami hosted its inaugural and sold-out PROFILE Design Summit, featuring architecture and interior design icons Kobi Karp, Louis Birdman, Will Meyer and Ralph Choeff. The evening took place at Eichholtz Gallery in Miami Design District and was attended by Miami’s top investors, developers, architects and designers as well as guests from all over the design world who flew in to experience PROFILEmiami’s highly regarded bespoke networking.

The panelists shared their experiences working in design and architecture not only in Miami, but across a global portfolio of projects. Louis Birdman of One Thousand Group discussed his experience working with Zaha Hadid on One Thousand Museum and how the project meant so much to her after missing out on the opportunity to design the Perez Art Musuem. Their tower now overlooks the museum and serves as one of the most iconic parts of Miami’s skyline. Will Meyer and Kobi Karp gave attendees insight on how to move your career in the design world to the next level and their experiences working with Barry Sternlicht on 1 Hotel South Beach. Ralph Choeff discussed designing homes with $70 million price tags and working with extremely high-end clients on these architectural masterpieces. Attendees were welcomed into the discussion with an extended Q&A session.

Guests had the opportunity to network with the design industry’s best as well as experience Iberico Ham by Modern Stones, Spankopita and Aysrtico wine by AGB Stones, a selection of sandwiches and bites by Pura Vida and Zeroe Plant Based Caviar. Guest also enjoyed custom cocktails by Brugal Rum and E11EVEN Vodka. On view was a very special custom curated art collection by celebrity art dealer Avery Andon of ArtLife featuring works by Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Jeff Koons and Alec Monopoly. The night featured an hour of networking with sounds by local DJs DAKAP, followed by the panel discussion and Q&A. Other sponsors who participated included Quartzology, Disruptive Real Estate, Cryptic Air.

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Inside The Exclusive Louis Vuitton X Frank Gehry Collaboration For Art Basel Miami Beach

At this year’s Art Basel Miami Beach 2023, Louis Vuitton presented a selection of the works that legendary Canadian-American architect Frank Gehry has produced during his wide-ranging and longstanding collaboration with the Maison. The specially designed pop-up experience in which the works were presented embodies Gehry’s trademark aesthetic and his constant experimentation with forms. Wood and cardboard models that have always been central to the architect’s design process find their form in the scenography, while five enveloping sail-like mesh structures nod to Gehry’s 2014 window displays for the Maison. Organized into four themes dear to Frank Gehry – Architecture and Form, Material Exploration, Animals, and his Twisted Box creation for “Celebrating Monogram”– the objectson display include handbags, trunks, perfume bottles, original artworks, preparatory sketches, and architectural models.

The Louis Vuitton X Frank Gehry Art Basel Miami Beach pop-up served as the world premiere of Louis Vuitton x Frank Gehry, a limited-edition handbag collection. The collaborative capsule is based around three themes key to Frank Gehry’s long career – Architecture and Form, Material Exploration, and Animals – and features designs based upon the Maison’s iconic Capucines bags, the Twisted Box Trunk, and a remarkable Bear With Us Clutch, based upon Gehry’s 2014 Bear with Us sculpture.

Each bag exemplifies the unique combination of Frank Gehry’s design prowess and Louis Vuitton’s remarkable craft and savoir-faire, such as a Capucines Mini Blossom with its glass-like resin petals inspired by perfume bottles and hammered LV recalling the logo he created for the Fondation Louis Vuitton, the iconic building he designed in Paris; a Capucines MM Floating Fish with painstakingly worked leather marquetry inspired by the piscine lamps on display at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, and a Capucines MM Concrete Pockets whose innovative 3D cement-effect screen-printing gives the bag’s calfskin exterior the varied textures of Frank Gehry constructions.

Another highlight of the Maison’s Art Basel Miami Beach pop-up was the “A Tea Party for Louis” Trunk, the architect’s distinctive creation for the 200 Trunks, 200 Visionaries exhibition that celebrated Louis Vuitton’s 200th birthday. Based upon Lewis Carroll’s 1865 novel Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, his striking sculpture-trunk is a collection of eight arrestingly inventive figurines, each one resembling both a character in the book and the model of an imaginary Frank Gehry building. When brought together, the characters form what the architect describes as a tea party for the Maison’s founder.

Other Frank Gehry projects and artworks for Louis Vuitton on show included his Les Extraits perfume bottles and their unique stoppers handcrafted in Murano, Italy, and the Flaconnier Les Extraits designed to transport them, as well as a selection of sketches and models, such as preparatory drawings for his work on the “Celebrating Monogram” project and maquettes exploring his design for the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris. These were accompanied by videos illustrating Gehry’s most famous collaborations with Louis Vuitton, and a painted portrait of the architect by French artist Jean-Philippe Delhomme.

Following its successful initial presence at Art Basel in Basel, Paris and Miami Beach in 2022, Louis Vuitton is proud to have served as a global Associate Partner of Art Basel Miami Beach 2023. This additional support further confirms the Maison’s close and committed relationship to the arts, one that began nearly a century ago when Gaston-Louis Vuitton, the founder’s grandson, began commissioning artists to collaborate with Louis Vuitton on advertisements and perfume bottles.

Since 1988, Louis Vuitton has continued this legacy by collaborating with some of the biggest names in modern art and design, including Sol LeWitt, James Rosenquist, Cesar, and Olafur Eliasson. It has curated exhibitions by artists such as Sophie Calle, Dan Flavin, Alberto Giacometti and Gerhard Richter in its Espaces Louis Vuitton, instore contemporary art spaces, and has also created innovative large-scale global art projects, such as the 2022 collaboration with Yayoi Kusama, and a capsule collection of bags, shoes, accessories, luggage, and fragrances. The Fondation Louis Vuitton, which opened in October 2014 in Paris, embodies the commitment of LVMH – and Louis Vuitton in particular – to corporate philanthropy in support of the arts and creative endeavours. The building, commissioned from Frank Gehry, is already recognised as an emblematic example of 21st-century architecture and has already welcomed millions of visitors from the entire world.

Images via Louis Vuitton

Only Luxury Condominium to be Delivered in South Beach This Year Tops Off

Terra, led by David Martin, and GFO Investments, led by Russell Galbut, topped out construction for Five Park Miami Beach, the only high-rise residential condominium delivered in South Beach this year. A visual beacon marking the entryway into Miami Beach, the development pairs a landmark residential tower with the adjacent three-acre Canopy Park and art-inspired Canopy Bridge. The 519-foot development will become the tallest building in Miami Beach upon its completion in 2023.

"Five Park delivers on every element of luxury living as the tallest tower on Miami Beach.  Uniquely connecting the South of Fifth neighborhood to the West Avenue district, Five Park brings the park to the boardwalk as the only tower rising in the area," said Jay Phillip Parker, President of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, Florida. “It’s a project that elevates the caliber of the neighborhood and a perfect representation of a development built to meet the discerning demands of Miami’s new buyer’s needs. Five Park achieves an unprecedented level of quality, very different from what has been built in the last decade, thanks to David and Russell’s collaboration and their unique understanding of the surrounding needs.”

Rising on the edge of Miami Beach, the 48-story tower has unveiled 50,000 square feet of diverse amenity spaces with a choreographed team available round-the-clock. On the 6th floor, overlooking city and bay views, residents are invited to The Park Club. Anchored by an expansive pool and café terrace, the elevated oasis features a lap and family pool with covered cabanas, loungers and social spaces with indoor or al fresco dining options. Additionally, The Park Club amenity level features a variety of wellness, work and entertainment spaces including a fully outfitted gym and spa treatment rooms, a co-working area with private offices and board rooms, screening rooms and more. On the ground floor, Five Park boasts its very own backyard oasis, Canopy Park. Spanning three acres, the community amenity offers a refuge from city living with a botanic garden, interactive MONSTRUM playground, dog park and event lawn. 

Five Park was conceptualized by a visionary team of designers, architects and tastemakers with an exceptional understanding of beauty, functionality and service. The roster of project collaborators includes interior design firm Gabellini Shepard; Arquitectonica, leading architectural plans; design maven Anda Andrei; French conceptual artist, Daniel Buren; and Sarah Harrelson, founder of Cultured Magazine, leading the interior art curation.

Five Park also has revealed the Canopy Bridge, set to break ground in early 2024, an overhead bridge designed by Daniel Buren, recognized worldwide for his site-specific art installations. The 158-foot-long enclosed pedestrian tube will connect the site anchored by Five Park to the South of Fifth neighborhood for the first time.

Historic "Woodsong" Home In Coconut Grove Designed By Legendary Architect Alfred Browning Parker Sells For $4.2 Million

The famed “Woodsong” home at 3003 Seminole Street in Miami’s hot Coconut Grove neighborhood has sold for $4.2 million. Featuring a stunning tropical modern design, surrounded by lush vegetation and a fresh-water pond, this home is truly one-of-a-kind. The buyer Pamela Day, developer and founder of Crimson Holdings, now owns a one-of-a-kind home that was built, and lived-in, by one of Miami's most iconic architects, Alfred Browning Parker. Known for his environmentally sensitive designs, this tropical modern home is one of his few remaining masterpieces and is affectionately named "Woodsong" as it is engulfed in mahogany wood, both inside and out. Compass represented both sides of the deal with Karina Reyes represented the seller Hans Feringa and Monique Feringa and Megan Probst represented the buyer.

The uniquely designed “Woodsong” home is made up of three distinct "pods" which are connected by an exterior breezeway featuring a 90-foot lazy river runs throughout the property. The backyard contains a sauna and a swimmable, freshwater pond.

The 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom, 2,600 square foot house is clad with solid Honduran mahogany, a valuable, high quality, durable wood that is one of the only genuine mahogany species that is grown today. Several floor-to-ceiling hurricane-impact windows and skylights, the home allows for an abundance of natural light and views into the botanical landscape. The “Woodsong” home is located in Miami's hottest neighborhood, Coconut Grove, with walkability to parks, the bay, and restaurants/bars.

As an ardent art collector and owner of multiple real estate assets in South Florida, Day's immediate connection to Woodsong was profound, perceiving it as a true work of art. Despite her extensive experience as a developer spanning over two decades, Day has no intention of altering Woodsong. Instead, she envisions herself as a guardian of the property, committed to preserving the architectural significance and original vision of Alfred Browning Parker, the esteemed architect behind Woodsong. Day regards it as Parker's magnum opus and aims to showcase it as such, carrying forward his legacy.

Images via Compass