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Multifamily Housing
Building Social Capital
Design can be a catalyst for communities that are not just climate resilient but socially resilient.
Whether it’s affordable housing or market-rate, context is everything—historical and cultural, physical and social. What does the neighborhood look like and feel like today? What could it become? How can it grow by building on its strengths without losing its character? How can a community answer the housing crisis while also addressing the climate crisis and the epidemic of loneliness?
Complex questions demand creative vision and pragmatic solutions. The spaces we design do not just solve problems—they spark possibilities. With thoughtful design and deep expertise, we create places that connect people, enrich neighborhoods, and stand the test of time.
To us, design is not just about beautiful buildings—it is about building resilient communities.
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Multifamily Housing
Projects
Atlantis Apartments
Affordable and Mixed-Income
101 York
Market-Rate
Mixed-Use
Sojourner Place at Oliver
Affordable and Mixed-Income
The Ella at Somerset
Affordable and Mixed-Income
Mixed-Use
Four Ten Lofts
Affordable and Mixed-Income
Metro Heights at Mondawmin
Affordable and Mixed-Income
Rosemont
Affordable and Mixed-Income
Prosper on Fayette
Market-Rate
Mixed-Use
Wheelhouse
Market-Rate
Mixed-Use
Integrative Design and Emerging Architects
The project process from design through construction involves many moving parts, with several disciplines working toward the same goal: a high-quality final product for the client. A single team often includes architects, engineers, subconsultants of various specializations, contractors, and construction personnel, among others. Although pursuing the same end, it is easy for a large team to feel disjointed without strategic, coordinated collaboration.
