Estero Crossings is a harmonious assemblage of four structures fronting Corkscrew Road, where 2 smaller inward facing buildings flank 2 larger front facing buildings. These structures house many tenants and are designed in a mission style with barrel tile hip roofed tower elements and barrel tile shed roof porticos shading the storefront glass below. Two such towers protrude from the main façades and anchor the corners, with a third center tower being the tallest and a center focal element of each building. Shorter parapet topped towers balance either side of the center tower, with stepped parapets completing the roofline. Crème and sand colored stucco alternate along the frontages, in contrast to the dark glass entry and storefronts.
