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Wynwood committee approves Casa Tua signage at two corners of new building
Summary
The Wynwood Design Review Committee recommended approval for two identical illuminated channel‑letter signs for Casa Tua at 2700 Northwest Second Avenue, one on the north façade and one on the south façade, matching the building's indirect illumination and concealed electrical components.
The Wynwood Design Review Committee voted to recommend approval of two illuminated channel‑letter signs for Casa Tua at 2700 Northwest Second Avenue, allowing identical signage on the building’s north and south corners.
Agustin Arias of Module X presented the two‑location package, describing phase‑led letters with aluminum returns and 4,000K illumination intended to match the building’s existing indirect night lighting. The applicant said electric components will be concealed behind the wall with accessible service points.
Committee members asked whether awnings and final façade lighting were in place; the project team said the building is constructed but awnings are not yet installed and tenant signage facing other streets will be submitted later. After a short discussion, a motion to recommend approval passed by roll call, recorded as 4‑0 in favor.
Action: Recommendation for approval (items 7 and 8) with standard advisory review during permit processing. Tenant signage facing other streets will be reviewed separately by tenants during their fit‑out and permit submissions.
