Designing for authentic experience
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The document discusses authenticity in residential development. It provides examples of developments that are true to heritage, place, time, and brand. Projects highlighted include those that celebrate local architecture and neighborhood character, incorporate natural elements and an active lifestyle, and embody the spirit of their location. The presentation examines how authenticity can guide design and placemaking decisions.
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Designing for authentic experience
- 2. Angela Harris CEO & Principal TRIO aharris@triodesign.com Bryce Hall Principal KEPHART community :: planning :: architecture bryceh@kephart.com Presenters Kim Hoeksema Partner, Head of Development Execution & Operations Carmel Partners khoeksema@carmelpartners.com
- 4. - True to heritage - True to brand - True to place & time
- 26. Authenticity – True to Place and Time 01 Urban Living Inspired by Nature Our environment can have a profound effect on our well-being. Beyond the visual appeal of living with nature, spending time near water can have a positive and calming effect on the human psyche. 02 Experience a Healthier Way to Live. Among the first in Colorado to be crafted with a true awareness of the built environment, Lakehouse layers conscious design, plentiful amenities and a strong connection with nature to create a home for the body and the soul. New condominium and rowhome residences are available for purchase now.
- 27. Authenticity – True to Place and Time
- 28. Authenticity – True to Place and Time
- 29. Authenticity – True to Place and Time Mind Light Comfort Nourishment Water • Filtered water • Ultra-low chlorine pool & hot tub • Urban farm • Juicing station • Organic fruit & vegetable service • Floor-to- ceiling windows for natural daylighting • Low-e glass • Thermal & acoustic consideration • Ample areas for socialization • Filtered air • Increased capacity air changes/ hour Air • Fitness lab, yoga studio & dry sauna • Pool & hot tub • Active staircase • Aquatics room Fitness • Biophilia Learning opportunities • Meditation garden • Pet-friendly Mind
- 30. Authenticity – True to Place and Time
- 31. Authenticity – True to Place and Time
- 33. The Olmstead Apartments – CF Real Estate Services – Nashville, TN
- 34. The Olmstead Apartments – CF Real Estate Services – Nashville, TN
- 35. The Olmstead Apartments – CF Real Estate Services – Nashville, TN
- 36. Park Towne Place – Aimco Residential – Philadelphia, PA
- 37. Park Towne Place – Aimco Residential – Philadelphia, PA
- 38. Park Towne Place – Aimco Residential – Philadelphia, PA
- 40. CELEBRATING THE CHARACTER AND ARCHITECTURE OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD
- 42. The Henry | Denver | Fund 5 | Rendering
- 45. The Citizens – Edwards Companies – Columbus, OH
- 46. The Citizens – Edwards Companies – Columbus, OH
- 47. The Citizens – Edwards Companies – Columbus, OH
- 48. Authenticity – True to Heritage Alliance Residential – Highlands 32, Denver, CO
- 49. Authenticity – True to Heritage Kate Spade Meets The Urban Environment. Soft and innocent with a twist of edge.
- 50. Authenticity – True to Heritage
- 51. Authenticity – True to Heritage Alliance Residential – Highlands 32, Denver, CO
- 54. NEIGHBORHOOD
- 59. Broadstone Maker’s Quarter – Alliance Residential – San Diego, CA
- 60. Broadstone Maker’s Quarter – Alliance Residential – San Diego, CA
- 61. Broadstone Maker’s Quarter – Alliance Residential – San Diego, CA
- 62. Broadstone Maker’s Quarter – Alliance Residential – San Diego, CA
- 63. Crosstown Concourse – Crosstown – Memphis, TN
- 64. Crosstown Concourse – Crosstown – Memphis, TN
- 65. Crosstown Concourse – Crosstown – Memphis, TN
- 69. Authenticity – True to Brand
- 70. Authenticity – True to Brand
- 71. Authenticity – True to Brand Alliance – Dylan, RiNo, CO
- 72. Authenticity – True to Brand
- 73. Authenticity – True to Brand Alliance Residential – Montane, Parker, CO Coloradans love their sunshine, powder days, craft beer and recreational...activities. And it seems everyone else does too. A bold rental community for the lively and spirited, Montane arouses your senses with the scent of pine, taste of dirt and feeling of calm. Live, work and explore at this contemporary basecamp that would make John Muir proud. At Montane, you’re always the right age for adventure.
- 74. Authenticity – True to Brand Alliance Residential – Montane, Parker, CO
- 75. Authenticity – True to Brand McWhinney – Railway Flats, Loveland, CO WHERE URBAN LIVING INTERSECTS WITH THE PLAINS
- 76. Authenticity – True to Brand McWhinney – Railway Flats, Loveland, CO
- 77. Vibe Apartments – Milestone Development – Fort Collins, CO
- 78. Luna Bella – Milestone Development – Lafayette, CO
- 79. Prana – Milestone Development – Louisville, CO
- 80. SkyHouse – Novare Group – Denver, CO
- 81. SkyHouse – Novare Group– Charlotte, NC
- 82. SkyHouse – Novare Group – Houston, TX
- 89. SOCIAL MEDIA
- 97. What’s Next….. East Meets West
- 98. What’s Next…..
- 99. What’s Next…..
- 100. What’s Next - Amenify
- 101. Angela Harris CEO & Principal TRIO aharris@triodesign.com Bryce Hall Principal KEPHART community :: planning :: architecture bryceh@kephart.com Presenters Kim Hoeksema Partner, Head of Development Execution & Operations Carmel Partners khoeksema@carmelpartners.com
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- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
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- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.
- Angela: http://fortune.com/2015/09/15/feng-shui-real-estate/ The Grand at View Sky Parc, a condominium development in Queens, New York features a rooftop park, integrating the feng shui elements of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The entrances were situated to counter negative energies, and the stones, plants, water and wood were placed strategically as well, with geometric forms creating layers of space.