Follow us into the field while we make progress on our projects throughout the country, or share the latest updates from Rusty’s point of view.

Is There Really Too Much Parking in America?

As architects and designers frequently working with municipalities across the country to ensure our development drawings are up to local code, we have recognized a recent trend. Parking requirements, as a whole, are declining. 

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Art Makes us Better Architects and Designers

Recently, Terri and Brian Doiron returned from Italy, where they immersed themselves in the art and history of the country. Specifically, Terri relished the opportunity to see the Renaissance paintings of Luca Signorelli, a distant ancestor, in person. 

The Doirons, like many architect/designer families, are obsessed with the arts. Their children all play an instrument or dance, even pursuing career opportunities focused on their unique gifting.

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Mike Coleman

47 Years of Architecture with R. Micheal Coleman

Principal Architect R. Micheal Coleman (aka Mike) has 47 years under his belt of architecture and we took an hour to pick his brain on some of his favorite projects of his career, as well as what he enjoys most about working at COR3 Design. 

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Introducing Cold Storage

Cold storage experienced explosive growth during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, COR3 is joining the industry with the launch of a new division in partnership with RL Cold.

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Commercial real estate buildings

Smart Real Estate Investing in an Uncertain Economy

We work in the multifamily space and while inflation and interest rates have created a challenging environment for commercial real estate, transactions have and still will continue taking place with great success. Real estate can remain an attractive way for investors to stabilize portfolios in this environment, but with certain extra steps taken to protect investments.

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