Designed by Kendall Fleming AIA, WTC Orlando has a strikingly different look from any other office building in the downtown Orlando core. The outside curtain wall is predominantly transparent glass with aluminum mullions and spandrels. The curtain wall has a gentle curve on the east and west corners with an angled reveal moving up the southwest side of the building. This gives the curtain wall a distinctive “cape-like” appearance. A portion of the curtain wall extends above the top floor, creating a cap structure on the roof of the building ideal for crown signage. The building is turned 45 degrees, relative to the city street grid. This orientation improves the views to the sides of the adjacent office buildings and creates a more dominant entrance to the building from South Ivanhoe Blvd.

WTC Orlando is designed by Kendall Fleming, AIA to give specific look from remaining world trade centers in the world around. The building is turned 45° relative to the city Street grid orientation enables the view of the building and creates dominant entrance from south Ivonou blvd. WTC Orlando is that use architectural experience one could not help enjoying. The twin towers of WTC are design such a way that curtain wall is made of transparent glass with aluminum mullion and spend spandrels that’s got a curved projection- and east and west corners. This gives a Cape shape appearance which is considered to be for crown signage.