Journal Squared is a 2.3 million sq.ft. residential development adjacent to the Journal Square Transportation Center in Jersey City and was one of the first large-scale high-rise residential developments to take advantage of the area's rezoning. The project includes three residential towers with 1,840 rental apartments, residential amenities, and ground floor retail. A new pedestrian plaza has been created which offers space for community events such as a weekly farmers market. Magnolia Avenue, which terminates at the site, has been redesigned to extend into the site as a shared street.

The massing of the towers steps back as it rises, clad with a grid of white metal panels and punched windows. Thin metal panels in various shades of blue flag the windows on alternating sides, while several large vertical strips of glazing run through the tower, breaking down the larger forms.