Offices must evolve to meet multi-generational needs. Where millennials defined collaborative workspaces, Generation Z wants structure and mentoring. We develop spaces that support density and drive, augmented by the ‘internet of things’ to enhance space utilization.

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Today's workplace strategy is about more than balance; it's orchestrated experience across every facet of life, and serendipitous exchanges that power ideas and inspiration. This means every Alter building has to function as a collaborative workspace with open ideation areas, social spaces and private realms contextualized by their mixed-use environment, the sense of arrival and place, and public aesthetics.

That means working and refining the master plan and the vision of the built environment; scrutinizing the site potential, zoning intricacies, and access; and weaving together the programmatic elements to create not just a project but a place.

Ultimately, we are building for the future. A future which breaks down the demising walls between career and community; enterprise and asset; and brand and building.

Reimagining River North

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Riverwalk at Talking Stick, 176-acre Mixed-Use District

Both the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal did major articles on the launch of Alter's $400 million Riverwalk Arizona - one of the largest developments on Native American land in US history.

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Reimagining River North

Riverwalk at Talking Stick, 176-acre Mixed-Use District