Real estate developers often keep their eye on the bottom line—for them, it’s all about how a property can make money. Architects, meanwhile, focus on design, but rarely have control over the built environment. But it’s possible to do both. Alloy Development is a hybrid architecture-development firm. Director of Construction Alexandra Militano joined us to explain how they’re equally focused on design impact and property value.Interview TakeawaysMake design a priority in developmentBalance design and construction knowledge to cut back on adjustmentsBring out the best in a locationInvest in amenitiesTreat the community as a stakeholderLearn real estate development by doing itCultivate investorsAdd to the five phases of architectureUnderstand the client’s frustrations with timeBuild relationships at the construction siteUse a construction manager to bridge gapsShow LinksCheck out Alloy Development and follow them on LinkedInConnect with Alexandra Militano on LinkedInConnect with George Valdes on LinkedIn or TwitterCheck out MonographFollow Monograph on LinkedIn or InstagramListen and read more about Monograph

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