Balancing Livability and Efficiency, the Dellrose build-to-rent community overdelivers on the lifestyle many renters are looking for while shaking-up the for-rent sector of the housing market:

Ben Kasdan | Bisnow Multifamily Annual Conference East.Join @BKasdan, a KTGY principal, at the @Bisnow Multifamily Annual Conference East tomorrow, November 29th, where he and other speakers will cover The Where: Site Selection and Investment in the DMV:

As we gather with family and friends today, we want to say Thanks! Thank you to our clients and the communities in which we design. We are grateful for your trust and partnership.

711 New Hampshire Ave is a unique 100 percent affordable and supportive housing development for those who have previously experienced homelessness and includes an adaptive re-use of the existing three-story historic mansion on-site:

Keeping the challenges of membership, competition and a diverse range of guests in mind, KTGY’s interior design studio completely reimagined the PGA National Resort and Spa by focusing on the 1960s era, the “Garden City” and Southern Florida’s resort life:

When it comes to elevating spaces, Gina Deary divulges: “The magical relationship between art and architecture lives at an intersection of discipline, craft and the individual…the dialogue between the two makes our environments unlike any others.”.

KTGY’s architects quickly and creatively transformed Lafayette Triangle into a community for the homeless as part of Los Angeles’ A Bridge Home program. The architects strategized modular units that can be utilized elsewhere after their use here:

David Senden explains that “While faster and cheaper can be better, this type of innovation often marginalizes homeowners and renters, communities and future generations… So, is the design and construction industry ready for disruption?”.

As 3D printing rises in popularity and functionality for many different industries, KTGY’s research + development studio has creatively applied this method to their Hexagon House concept.:

Villa Fruitvale, a specialized transitional housing development, focuses on accommodating youth and families while also elevating the area and providing a sense of community with its radiant colors, communal areas and ground-level retail center:

In support of students during transitioning from high school to college, KTGY’s research + development studio has ideated Thrive Hall, a student housing concept, to uniquely integrate seven different wellness objectives into students’ daily lives:

Mark Oberholzer, a KTGY principal, gives insights into the challenges that are overcome when working on Proposition HHH developments, which are a massive effort to provide transitional housing within Los Angeles communities:

RT @BKasdan: “@KTGY_Group’s #thrivehall proposes a #studenthousing concept for #mentalhealth & #wellness” — @marissakasdan (Design Director….

RT @BKasdan: .@marissakasdan (Design Director of @KTGY_RDStudio / @KTGY_Group) at #ArchitectLive

Working with Joann and Bac Pham of IP Westminster, KTGY’s architects designed the recently-completed Bolsa Row Apartments with elements of their heritage and the cultural background of Westminster in mind.

Marissa Kasdan explains, “Listening to the stories of those who will occupy and interact with the spaces we design has become a great tool for understanding the challenges facing home seekers…leading us to ask, ‘What’s your story?’”:

Hope on Broadway is the fourth development in the Hope On series of communities utilizing innovative construction techniques to efficiently deliver transitional housing to some of the 36,300 unhoused individuals in Los Angeles:

Marissa Kasdan | Architect Live.Join Marissa Kasdan, a KTGY Director of Design, at Architect Live next week, November 9, where she will cover A Student Housing Concept for Mental Health and Wellness:

Another year down and another amazing Halloween to kick off a new one! We’re thankful for our teams, clients, and opportunities to shape the places we live, work and play. Wishing you the happiest and safest of Halloweens as we celebrate our 31st anniversary!

Inspired by Cicada and how “it framed the lens of how I viewed the city” as the first restaurant she visited in DTLA, Jessica Candeale connects developers that share a passion for the city with the architects that can bring their visions to life: