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Since 2011, Orlando has been considering developing a downtown sports and entertainment district. As the district’s architect and master planner, Baker Barrios is proud to be part of the team bringing a new entertainment district to Orlando. Read more here:

Baker Barrios is excited to announce that we have partnered with Shoma Group on a new 16-story, mixed-use development featuring modern aesthetics and contemporary living spaces.   Credit: Shoma Group 550 Shoma’s residences will cater to lifestyles, balancing style, functionality, and comfort. The project aims to create a dynamic, inclusive community offering residents extensive amenities […]

AIA Tampa Bay held the Celebrate Design 2023 Awards, where 21 people, firms, and projects were honored for excellence in design and service to the community. Firm of the Year: Baker Barrios – for their efforts and contributions to the architectural community over the past few years Baker Barrios is honored to be awarded the  […]

Baker Barrios Architects and Lincoln Property Co. have joined forces to bring another new and exciting addition to downtown Orlando. Credit: Orange County Property Appraiser & GrowthSpotter The site being considered for the mixed-use tower across from the Lake Eola Amphitheater in Orlando, Florida, includes two parcels: 170 E Washington Street and 137 Wall Street. […]

Baker Barrios Architects’ Brad Lutz, Managing Principal of the Chicago office, sat down with the National Apartment Association to discuss how makers spaces can make a difference. Baker Barrios has developed specialized amenity spaces that cater to specific interests, such as a bike “kitchen” and media-focused spaces, including music studios and podcast rooms with audio […]

Baker Barrios Architects Senior Living Practice Leader Johnny Dagher spoke with Seniors Housing Business about designing for the sector’s most influential demographic. With baby boomers now aging into senior housing in large numbers, the industry needs to adapt to meet the unique needs of this new generation of prospective residents.   From a design standpoint, […]