Enzo takes its cues from the 1920s, pairing that decade's clean-lined glamour with a modern build on 17 Ave SW in Calgary. The six-storey structure keeps retail at street level and stacks five floors of residences above, so the design language of curated storefronts carries right up through the entryways and hallways of the building. It's a smaller-scale property than most new-build towers, which lends it a boutique feel rather than a high-rise one. Suites include one-bedroom layouts, one-bedroom-plus-den configurations, and two-bedroom, two-bathroom homes, each starting from $1,650 monthly. Every unit shares the same design philosophy: contemporary finishes, efficient floor plans that avoid wasted square footage, and high-end details that reflect the building's Art Deco-inspired aesthetic rather than a generic modern template. 17 Ave SW is one of Calgary's most walkable retail and dining corridors, and Enzo's ground-floor commercial space is built to extend that streetscape rather than interrupt it. Renters drawn to a building with a defined identity — one that references a specific design era instead of chasing trends — will find that thread consistent from the lobby to the finishes in each suite. For anyone wanting boutique scale with genuine architectural character on this stretch of 17th Avenue, Enzo delivers a distinct alternative to Calgary's larger apartment towers.