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The Russell showcases a strategic approach to branded environments, delivering a clear and intentional visual identity throughout the space. Through integrated environmental graphics and visualization, the project strengthens the connection between brand, architecture, and user experience.

Marke was hired to redesign the shared amenity club room at a multifamily property in Boston, reimagining the space as an upscale library and bar-inspired retreat for residents. The goal was to elevate the overall resident experience by transforming a standard communal area into a refined, hospitality-driven destination within the building.

Marke was engaged to bring this vision to life by programming and specifying all the furniture, art, accessories, and styling for the new amenity spaces. The project encompassed a total area of 22,500 sq ft, including 8,250 sq ft of interior amenities and 14,250 sq ft of exterior amenities.

Marke was engaged to renovate the lobby and rooftop patio, delivering a bold transformation in just 12 weeks. Inspired by a playful 1970s theme, the redesign reimagined both spaces as vibrant, experience-driven amenities that residents immediately embraced — all within a tight timeline and budget.

The Elevon curates a community for residents while blending comfort, connection, and character. Our solution leaned into the site’s historic legacy and drew from established brand standards to design an immersive, meaningful experience.

Slate + Marke’s client, Noble Old Hampden, is a new apartment complex nestled in one of Denver’s most inviting neighborhoods near Cherry Hills. Marke designed and sourced the furniture, accessories, and art for the amenity spaces to elevate the resident’s experience and match the neighborhood charm surrounding the new building.

Elements furniture, manufactured construction, and Hatch38 partnered together to curate TARRA, a boutique, flexible office & membership workspace at 9+CO. TARRA is comprised of two uniquely designed spaces created to transform the way we connect business, life and community.

Located near Denver’s 16th Street Mall, the ownership group of 1675 Larimer aimed to refresh the lobby of their commercial office building to attract tenants and increase visitor traffic. The redesign focused on creating a hospitality-forward space, featuring a locally owned coffee shop and flexible areas for meetings, lounging, or work.

Marke was engaged to refresh the lobby, amenity spaces, and rooftop patio of a 1960s-era apartment building in Philadelphia — a property with long-standing residents, some of whom have called it home for decades. The goal was to modernize and energize the shared spaces while honoring the building’s legacy and sense of community.