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Designing for the ‘missing middle’ in multifamily housing

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Designing for the ‘missing middle’ in multifamily housing

Multifamily housing expert Patrick Winters, AIA, discusses a neglected segment of the market: the "missing middle."

September 22, 2021

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The "missing middle"—the portion of the rental housing market between luxury and affordable—is often neglected. A veteran architect, Patrick Winters, AIA, LEED AP, Principal at Nadel Architects, offers design ideas that can help fill the gap in the middle of the apartment sector. Winters speaks with Robert Cassidy, Editor, Multifamily Design+Construction.

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