Mixed-Use High-Rise Experience
Mixed-use covers such a diversity of design—from multi-family housing and hospitality, to retail and restaurant, to creative office spaces. And, design for high-rise buildings comes with its own set of unique needs. What these live/shop/work places do have in common is the need for comfortable, healthy, safe, and productive environments. That’s where Interface steps in. With our breadth of services and experience on high-rise buildings, we expertly address individual user needs with building systems that are energy, water and cost-efficient.
- Mixed-Use: Housing with Retail + Office Spaces
- Condominium Towers
- Apartment Complexes
- Affordable & Low Income Housing
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