Mixed-Use & Multi-Family

Our mixed-use and multi-family teams offer cross-functional knowledge, many bringing experience from the hospitality sector to inform their work. The design process for these projects is deeply collaborative; we are versed in the complex needs of these properties and explore what will make each project most successful.

BRR does not approach these projects with a standard checklist, we work to understand the goals and design with that knowledge in mind.

View some of our mixed-use and multi-family projects below or visit our blog.

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Our approach to multi-family projects

Jurisdictions Navigation

Our experience spans a variety of jurisdictions, from rural, suburban to urban areas. We make considerations for each project based on this experience which helps expedite the projects towards approvals.

Community & Neighborhood Advocacy

We do what it takes to engage the communities where our clients build projects. We attend town hall meetings and advocate for projects using our historical experience and work to gain support for each project.

We really like to work hand-in-hand with our client. This isn’t our project or development, it’s theirs.

Nicole Curry | Vice President

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On the Blog

Cost-Effective Design Solutions for Multifamily Developments

When it comes to the process and complex operation of developing a mixed-use or multifamily building, the one key factor that can significantly impact a project’s budget is time. In...

by Nicole Curry and Ryan Neiling

Design Considerations for Automatic Doors

Choosing the right door type for a project may sound like a basic step in the design process. However, this selection requires the design team to consider several factors: Primary...

by Eirene Knott

NeoCon 2024: Commercial Interior Design Trends

NeoCon is the largest commercial interior design exhibition and is annually hosted in Chicago, Illinois. NeoCon 2024 gathered over 400 leading companies and professionals from across the country to learn...

by Amy O'Leary and Maddy Westcott