The high-rise condominium tower has already sold more than 80 percent of its residences, with owners beginning to move in next month. Built in part as a pilot program for Phoenix’s International Green Construction Code promoting safe and sustainable construction, the condos feature the distinctive “vertical landscaping” system also found at the developer’s other property, Optima Camelview near Scottsdale Fashion Square, where gardens grow from terraces up and down the outside of the building. Topped with a “Sky Deck” featuring a heated lap pool, steam and sauna rooms that also offers a 360-degree view of the city, the property has a strong focus on fitness amenities, including a fully equipped, 16,000-square-foot indoor/outdoor fitness center, a golf simulator and indoor basketball/squash courts. Units range from 720 to 1,709 square feet, starting in the mid $300,000s.