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Southeast Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business and Southeast Real Estate Business recently hosted the 13th annual InterFace Multifamily Southeast informational and networking conference in Atlanta. Brad Lutz, Baker Barrios’ Multifamily Practice Leader participated on a panel discussion.  During the event, panel sessions covered investment, development, capital markets, and trends in leasing/management/operations as well as architecture/design/construction. […]

Baker Barrios has designed the newest College of Osteopathic Medicine in Florida.  This 136,200-square-foot medical school will begin construction early 2023 on the 25-acre site. “This will be really good for the area…Any time there’s an opportunity to train medical professionals, with a hospital nearby, there’s definitely synergy.” For the full article.

This 222-unit project designed by Baker Barrios Architects is the first Orlando multifamily community developed by Boca Raton-based Gables Residential .  The 5-story buildings will rise at 1801 Prospect Avenue, which was the previous site of the Orlando Navy Training Center.

Baker Barrios is working with a development team on a new mixed-use project in Fort Lauderdale’s Flagler Village neighborhood. The development will rise 12 stories and feature about 4,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and over 5,000 square feet for amenities, according to Zack Fox, Midtown Capital Partners’ managing partner.   For the entire article

  Baker Barrios has been consecutively ranked among the Best Places to Work.  We do all we can to ensure our team of employees feel valued. The firm’s coolest employee amenities and perks include: Dress-For-Your-Day” dress code, Unlimited sick days policy, Flex-schedule. For more information, click here.

Baker Barrios Architects is part of the design team for University of Tampa’s largest building.  This 10-story multi-purpose building will include a combination of a residence hall, classroom and office building and parking deck. The University of Tampa has broken ground on its largest building yet, which it says will “transform” the downtown campus. Read […]