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MULTIFAMILY ARCHITECTURE

Managing the risks of multifamily architecture for a successful residential development.

Every multifamily architecture project has its risks. Is your site challenging, and how can you make the most of it? Are the varied regulations that effect development in your favor, and how do you maximize their potential? Will the project meet your expectations for performance, schedule, and rental or sales goals?

As seasoned multifamily architects, we can take your multifamily residential project from start to finish in ways that maximize your site, program, and budget while also skillfully navigating through ever-changing zoning, community, and building code requirements.

Get a feel for our unique approach on these recently completed multifamily developments: the award-winning Triangle, the high-rise Danforth, and the efficiently designed Modera Redmond

 

Do you have a project for us to look at? Reach out to Scott Glazebrook our lead Principal in Multifamily at scottg@tiscareno.net.

Do you have a site you are considering for a multifamily project? We also offer various levels of feasibility studies. Read our blog post “Not all feasibility studies are created equal.”

 

FROM THE JOURNAL

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Lessons Learned on How to Achieve Streamlined Delivery

From architects and engineers to subcontractors and owner-developers, it is imperative that the many players involved in construction planning and execution must coordinate to ensure smooth project delivery ...

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How Design can Make or Break Livability in High-Density Multi-Family Architecture

It takes a great deal of thought to maximize livability and unit count in multi-family architecture while also staying within budget; especially on challenging sites. The most common factors that architects can help you influence directly ...

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A Bold Solution for a Challenging Property at 'The Triangle'

As the need for housing continues to grow while the availability of buildable land shrinks, developers will increasingly be tasked with maneuvering around challenging sites. In the city of Redmond, WA a stunning new development ...

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