Corbis: Residential portfolio

Our residential experience spans over 50 million-square-foot low, mid, and high-rise projects delivered locally and globally in Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America. From multifamily to senior living and student housing, our comprehensive approach is designed to preserve your vision while adjusting to construction, code, and coordination requirements.  

Explore our residential portfolio

Reduce design conflicts in advance
to meet tight residential deadlines

The residential industry involves various stakeholders, including equity partners, investors, and lenders, which can complicate the design process. Additionally, budget constraints often lead developers to select low-bid contractors who may lack the sophistication needed for complex projects, resulting in insufficient attention to detail, delays, and costly change orders.

Early involvement in design coordination is crucial for managing changes and identifying potential conflicts, particularly on fast-paced residential projects with tight schedules. That helps prevent delays and expensive revisions during construction.

Our design management and BIM process enables the integration of design changes during the design development phase and ensures critical conflicts are resolved, leading to a more efficient and well-coordinated construction process, ultimately resulting in successful project outcomes.

Keep your finger on the pulse

How on-site collaboration drives in-sync coordination

This article summarizes our collaboration with RSP, a globally recognized architectural studio, to streamline architectural production for a mixed-use development in the UAE. By having one of our team members on-site at their office, we improved communication between everyone involved and helped decisions get made more quickly and in real time. Read more

  • by Corbis
  • APR2026
Spotlight projects

Scale without overheads: From resilience to long-term partnership

In our last Architectural Production tour across the West Coast, we discussed with partners and clients the importance of a collaboration model that supports flexible, scalable growth. Here's a summary of our conversations. Read more

  • by Paz Debarre, Business Development Executive
  • APR2026
On the ground

Is the factory becoming the new job site?

The construction industry is undergoing a paradigm shift. Faced with the need to build faster, more sustainably, and more efficiently, traditional methods are being replaced by industrialization. In this piece, we take an in-depth look at modular and prefabricated construction, demystifying concepts and exploring their future potential. Read more

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