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The Lake House

Street view of The Lake House in Los Angeles, with a dark metal-clad volume, white wing, and address 437

Casa Querencia

Aerial dusk view of Casa Querencia in Santa Ana, a white and teal multifamily building with wood-slat walkways, rooftop solar panels and HVAC units. A colorful mural wraps one corner. A freeway and glowing city sit beyond, with mountains on the horizon.

Alexan ALX

Nighttime street-level view of the Alexan ALX apartment building in San Diego. The modern mid-rise has stacked glass balconies and a glowing ground-floor lobby behind floor-to-ceiling windows. An illuminated “ALEXAN ALX” sign sits above the entrance; a wood-paneled reception wall and hanging lights are visible inside. Young trees line the sidewalk.

Oasis KGI Commons

Student lounge at Oasis Apartments in Claremont with a lime-green sectional under a chandelier, a walnut high-top with white stools, and study booths with orange screens. Students work on laptops and talk. Gray patterned carpet, abstract art, and glass doors at the far end.

Anton NoMa

Anton NoMa mixed-use apartment community in Walnut Creek at dusk with contemporary architecture and ground-floor retail

RedPeak Colorado Station

Renovated resident amenity space at RedPeak Colorado Station apartments in Denver, designed by Architecture Design Collaborative

Casa de Carmen

Aerial view of Casa de Carmen in Oxnard, a mid-rise apartment building in white and gray with mustard-gold panels and teal window accents. A tall mural of orange gladiolus and a striped sun disk reads “CASA DE CARMEN.” Street-level storefronts face the sidewalk; a raised courtyard and tuck-under parking sit behind. A red-tile roof is in the foreground; palms and neighborhood houses stretch beyond.

Antioch Center

Rendering of Antioch Center mixed-use master plan in Antioch, California

Mar View

Mar View Echo Park interiors designed by Architecture Design Collaborative

White Knoll

White Knoll Echo Park interiors designed by Architecture Design Collaborative

The Edge at Oakland

The Edge at Oakland multifamily development in Oakland, California, designed by Architecture Design Collaborative

Heroes Landing

Heroes Landing supportive housing community for veterans in Santa Ana, California, designed by Architecture Design Collaborative.

Eastway at La Tijera

Eastway at La Tijera multifamily community in Westchester, Los Angeles, designed by Architecture Design Collaborative

Anton Pacific

Anton Pacific multifamily community in Santa Cruz with contemporary architecture, rooftop amenities, and street-level frontage at sunset

Private Residence

Private residence in Irvine, California, with a modern beach interior by Architecture Design Collaborative

Alexan Rivue

Alexan Rivue apartment community in Chula Vista with illuminated leasing center and contemporary architecture at dusk

CTR Signage

Exterior residential signage designed by Architecture Design Collaborative for CTR in Anaheim, California

Salida del Sol

Dusk view of Salida del Sol at 32410, a three-story white stucco building with a red-tile roof, dark wood brackets, and arched ground-floor windows. A monument sign reads “Salida del Sol.” Lit amenity rooms and a fenced courtyard sit beside a parking lot under a deep blue sky.

Kendry Expansion

Kendry Expansion multifamily community in Montclair, California, designed by Architecture Design Collaborative.

Alexan Millenia

Alexan Millenia mixed-use residential community in Chula Vista, California

Anton Mosaic

Anton Mosaic affordable housing community in Sacramento with contemporary three-story apartment buildings and landscaped pedestrian frontage

1311 Cook

Amenity room looking past a shuffleboard table to a blue chesterfield and a wood bar with globe pendants. Circle-patterned tile, black beams, and patio doors frame the space.

District 475

District 475 mixed-use apartment, office and gallery building in Denver

Centennial Village

I would use the strongest overall exterior rendering that shows multiple residential buildings and gives a sense of the full community rather than leading with the clubhouse.
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