"When you think about buildings that need salvation, perhaps the former bank headquarters that now houses The Fairlane wouldn’t be the first place to come to mind. After all, we don’t always think of the 1970s as the height of good looking architecture. But thanks to local architect Manuel Zeitlin, the structure lives on as a paragon of mid-century design, one that honors its roots without taking itself too seriously. The lobby's large, floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light, making it great perch for people-watching. On the penthouse floor no two rooms are alike, with custom décor, vinyl albums, and even a fireplace." - Margaret Littman