§ 02 — Case Study [VERIFY] Location TBD Multifamily Courtyard Amenities

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[VERIFY] Multifamily Courtyard Amenities · KTGY + Urban Alfandre + L64

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Chapter One

The Brief

KTGY Architecture and Urban Alfandre brought us into Slate to design the courtyard amenity program — the social heart of a multifamily project where the outdoor space had to carry as much weight as the building itself.

Courtyard design isn’t filler between buildings. Done right, it’s the reason a tour ends with a signed lease. Done wrong, it’s the reason renters keep walking.

For Slate, that meant designing courtyards that read at three scales at once: as architecture from above, as social space at eye level, and as detail when you sit down inside one.

Full case study in development — new photography drops Spring 2026.

Why It Matters

Why Slate Matters

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Courtyard-led amenity strategy
Outdoor spaces designed to do the work of leasing — not just decorate the property line.
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KTGY + Urban Alfandre collaboration
Architecture, planning, and landscape moving in lockstep. The result reads as one coherent project.
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Multi-scale design
Composed for the architectural overhead view, the social mid-distance, and the seated-inside detail.
From the Set

Photography drops Spring 2026

Pro shoot delivery in progress. 101 selects in hand.

Project Details Slate
Typology
Multifamily Residential — Courtyard Amenities
Architect
KTGY Architecture
Planning Partner
Urban Alfandre
Status
Complete
Location
[VERIFY] TBD
L64 Scope
Courtyard amenity design

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