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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MIXED USE ARCHITECT AND A PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECT?

an image of key differences between a mixed-use architect and a private residential architecture.

Private residential architects, otherwise known as domestic architects, design homes for private individuals or estate development companies. Yes. While both require design expertise, mixed-use architects often have experience with large-scale, multi-functional projects and urban planning. In comparison, private residential architects focus on personalised designed and detailed customisation for individual clients.

HOW TO CHOOSE A MIXED-USE ARCHITECT?

an image of a mixed-use site in manchester for a blog on mixed-use architecture

In today’s world, the rise of flexible working has reshaped how we use spaces, blurring the lines between commercial and residential properties. This shift challenges architects to rethink traditional designs and embrace more creative, adaptable approaches.