In an article published October 21 in Building Design + Construction, FK Architecture Managing Principal Kimberly Hellekson, AIA, and Lead Interior Designer Jesy Acosta, RID, NCIDQ, explain how integrating architecture and interiors from the outset helps multifamily teams make more informed decisions about building functionality, budgets, and long-term performance.
“When architecture and interiors collaborate from the outset, interior design becomes part of the building's performance strategy rather than a decorative layer applied later.”
Drawing on FK Architecture's multifamily experience, the article explores how coordinated planning supports functional amenity spaces, durable design choices, and investments that continue to deliver value as resident needs evolve.
Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4senZ01.