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#329 - AU - Designing the Future of Multifamily Living
Manage episode 405828810 series 29224
The Archispeak University (AU) series provides educational content for architects and designers.
In this episode, Sara Schneider of TCA Architects joins us to talk about design trends in multi-family and mixed use project types.
Sara is a veteran in the interior design field with a 20-year background, predominantly in hospitality, now focusing on multifamily residential projects with a mixed-use aspect at TCA.
Located in Irvine, California, with offices in Los Angeles, Oakland, and Honolulu, TCA specializes in creating multifamily residential spaces that offer a blend of luxury, functionality, and community living.
Today Sara discusses the importance of designing for different types of projects including multifamily, mixed-use, and student housing. She emphasizes the incorporation of amenities like outdoor spaces, fitness centers, and community areas that cater to a modern lifestyle, aiming for flexibility and adaptability to cater to various resident needs.
The conversation highlights trends in multifamily living, the long term impact of COVID-19 on design considerations and tenant expectations, and the role of amenities in attracting residents. Sara's insights reveal a shift towards creating multifamily spaces that not only serve functional purposes but also foster a sense of community and well-being, reflecting a broader trend in residential design towards lifestyle-driven amenities.
This episode has been made possible with the generous support of Bromic Heating.
Episode Links:
- Sara Schneider on LinkedIn
- TCA Architects website
- TCA Architects on LinkedIn
- Bromic website
- Eclipse heaters
- Bromic heater Revit and CAD files
- Design service with a heating expert
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Thank you for listening to Archispeak. For more episodes please visit https://archispeakpodcast.com.
Support Archispeak by making a donation.
345 episodes
Manage episode 405828810 series 29224
The Archispeak University (AU) series provides educational content for architects and designers.
In this episode, Sara Schneider of TCA Architects joins us to talk about design trends in multi-family and mixed use project types.
Sara is a veteran in the interior design field with a 20-year background, predominantly in hospitality, now focusing on multifamily residential projects with a mixed-use aspect at TCA.
Located in Irvine, California, with offices in Los Angeles, Oakland, and Honolulu, TCA specializes in creating multifamily residential spaces that offer a blend of luxury, functionality, and community living.
Today Sara discusses the importance of designing for different types of projects including multifamily, mixed-use, and student housing. She emphasizes the incorporation of amenities like outdoor spaces, fitness centers, and community areas that cater to a modern lifestyle, aiming for flexibility and adaptability to cater to various resident needs.
The conversation highlights trends in multifamily living, the long term impact of COVID-19 on design considerations and tenant expectations, and the role of amenities in attracting residents. Sara's insights reveal a shift towards creating multifamily spaces that not only serve functional purposes but also foster a sense of community and well-being, reflecting a broader trend in residential design towards lifestyle-driven amenities.
This episode has been made possible with the generous support of Bromic Heating.
Episode Links:
- Sara Schneider on LinkedIn
- TCA Architects website
- TCA Architects on LinkedIn
- Bromic website
- Eclipse heaters
- Bromic heater Revit and CAD files
- Design service with a heating expert
-----
Thank you for listening to Archispeak. For more episodes please visit https://archispeakpodcast.com.
Support Archispeak by making a donation.
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