Town Center’s block 11 was completed today, and boasts 800,000 square feet of the kind of live-work-shop functionality that the city has been aiming to provide.

4525 Main Street, between Town Center Drive and Constitution, has been dubbed the Clark Nexsen building after the designer and anchor tenant. The structure features street level retail with luxury apartments and an office tower above, as well as 950 free parking spaces.

The 15 story building broke ground in 2013 as a part of the public-private partnership between the city and builder Armada Hoffler that became Town Center. Block 11 was completed in 18 months, but well before completion the Northwest corner of the tower was illuminated bright blue up to the roof lantern, signalling the place it would take as a defining structure downtown.

At street level, Clark Nexsen offers popular retail in the form of Anthropologie and upscale furniture outlet West Elm. Restaurant Tupelo Honey is on the corner of Main and Constitution. The structure houses Encore 4505 at Town Center Apartments with almost 300 units, and the tower is home to over 200,000 square feet of sate-of-the-art Class A office space.