Multifamily + Mixed-Use
At Perched, we design apartments, townhomes, amenity spaces, and mixed-use buildings that balance efficient planning, everyday livability, neighborhood character, and long-term value.
Apartments + Townhomes
Mixed-Use Buildings
Amenity + Leasing Spaces
Infill Residential Developments
Designed for Livability and Long-Term Value
Successful multifamily and mixed-use projects must work at several scales, from the individual unit to the building, site, and surrounding neighborhood. We coordinate architecture, circulation, amenities, commercial uses, parking, code requirements, and building systems into one cohesive design.
Multifamily + Mixed-Use Design Services
Unit Mix + Programming
Unit types, target residents, shared amenities, leasing needs, storage, accessibility, and development goals.
Site + Technical Coordination
Parking, circulation, fire access, accessibility, structural and MEP systems, code compliance, and consultant coordination.
Architecture + Building Design
Building massing, unit planning, façades, entries, common areas, materials, and architectural character.
Documentation + Construction
Permit and construction drawings, AHJ responses, contractor questions, submittal review, and site observations through completion.
From Concept to Opening
1
Discover
Site conditions, market goals, unit mix, zoning, code, budget, and development priorities.
2
Design
Massing, unit plans, amenities, circulation, architectural character, materials, and mixed-use relationships.
3
Document
Coordinated drawings for pricing, permitting, consultant coordination, and construction.
4
Support
Permitting assistance, contractor coordination, submittal review, field questions, and design clarification.
Project Highlight:
Project Main Street
Mt. Pleasant, SC
Mixed-Use + Commercial Architecture
Project Main Street is a mixed-use building combining restaurant, retail, and second-floor office space within a cohesive Charleston-area architectural expression. A brick storefront base, painted wood upper levels, shaded porches, and a varied roofline give the building the scale and character of an established commercial landmark while supporting flexible, modern spaces for dining, shopping, and work.
