Liz’s exterior is characterized by a limestone façade and large windows framed by an array of colorful terracotta chamfers. The angle and length of the chamfer varies to allow for consistent window sizes and limestone width on all sides of the building. Whitman-Walker’s administrative offices occupy the second floor and the Goethe Institute the third floor, while floors four through seven deliver rental apartment units ranging from studios to one and two-bedrooms as well as Inclusionary Zoning Affordable Housing units. Amenity spaces, landscaped terraces, and roof gardens aligned with the building’s set-backs are found at the upper levels. Outdoor space designed by Future Green Studios offers generous planting, seating elements, and space for public art to create a welcoming presence at the street level where retail outlets and the Elizabeth Taylor Cultural Center are located.​​​​​​​