MULTIFAMILY PROJECTS

Single Family and Multifamily Housing, Neighborhood Planning, Mixed-Use Developments

Crafting Vibrant Communities and Developments

We specialize in multifamily architecture that enhances living experiences and builds vibrant communities. From townhomes and apartments to retirement communities and mixed-use developments, our team designs thoughtful, functional spaces that balance aesthetics with practicality. Whether it’s crafting elegant exteriors or inviting interiors, we approach every project with a thoughtful understanding of the needs of residents and developers alike.

The Encore Multifamily living center has a large drop-off gazebo that is attached to the main building and located behind the large custom signage. The building features neutral stone and board and batten with metal window overhangs.

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Multifamily Housing:
The People Have Spoken

One thing for certain, moving into 2021, the multifamily housing market is strong and resilient. 2019 marked the sixth straight year with at least 250 thousand new units absorbed into the U.S. market. While 2020 experienced a relatively smaller increase than expected, CBRE’s “2021 U.S. Real Estate Outlook” calls for multifamily returning to pre-pandemic occupancy levels in 2021 with rents fully recovering by 2022 [1]. The projected economic recovery is expected to propel a rising multifamily demand, while the demand will probably be lower than the highest peaks of 2018 and 2019, it should show significant growth from the 2020 plateau.

The Pomona Townhomes are multilevel and attached to other homes. There is neutral siding and black metal window panes.

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Our diverse project experience puts us in a position to help with any of your project needs.

Encore at Tradition

Encore at Tradition
Pomona Townhouses

Pomona Townhouses
Walnut Creek Apartments

Walnut Creek Apartments
Palisades Townhomes

Palisades Townhomes
Sharon Assisted Living

Sharon Assisted Living
Painesville Mixed-Use

Painesville Mixed-Use
Pizarro Street Apartments

Pizarro Street Apartments
Ventura Midtown Properties

Ventura Midtown Properties

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Increasing Sleep
When Designing Hotels

Staying at hotels can be tiring. New places and different sounds come with hotel living and cause guests to struggle to get a full night’s rest. Some hotel guests wish they had more sleep to be more productive, positive, and full of energy the next day. There are so many benefits and rewards when people achieve the recommended amount of hours per night. According to doctor Abhinav Singh, who specializes in sleep medicine reports, seven to nine hours of sleep per night is recommended for adults [1]. Babies, children, and teens are recommended to have even more sleep. This is why designing hotel rooms is important.

Modern studio apartment interior with a Murphy bed folded out, yellow chair, potted plant, desk with laptop, wall art, and kitchen area with stove and sink.
Modern hotel room with two beds, white and navy bedding, geometric accent wall, armchair, balcony view, yellow chair, desk, and decorations.
Modern residential building with balconies, palm trees, and a street with a white car
Modern apartment building with balconies, trees along the sidewalk, and a bright blue sky.
Modern multi-story building with shops and cafes, outdoor seating with umbrellas, people walking and sitting, under blue sky.
Modern apartment building with large windows, adjacent to a coffee shop. Busy street scene with cars and pedestrians. Palm trees and blue sky in the background.
Modern apartment complex with parked cars and pedestrians, featuring a multi-story building and landscaped greenery under a clear sky.

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More project types

Aerial view of a modern shopping complex with a central green space and people walking and sitting. The complex includes several stores and restaurants with outdoor seating on an upper level. The surrounding area features trees and urban buildings in the background.
Chic bar interior with a long marble countertop, modern bar stools, and bottles on wooden shelves, under a stylish light fixture.
Open-plan office space with cubicles, desks, computers, and chairs, featuring green and gray color scheme and overhead fluorescent lighting.
Colorful modern room with round tables and stools, vibrant wall designs, and a digital screen display. Ceiling features hanging lights with colored bulbs.
Modern office building exterior with parking lot and landscaping.