Beyond Density: Building Mid-Rises For Community & Connection (#29)
Jaegap is a founding principal of Studio JCI, a Toronto-based architecture firm designing and building over eight million square feet of residential projects annually. He graduated with a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Toronto.
Recognized for his leadership as an architect, Jaegap is an advocate for bolstering timeless projects that contribute to the social, economic, and cultural fabric of the built environment. Jaegap brings a keen sense of design and well-developed project management skills to each project, enabling clients to gain a complete understanding of the design and process.Â

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Biggest Challenges in Urban Housing and City Planning
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Top Mid-Rise Building Trends in Urban Design
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What to Consider Before Starting an Urban Infill Development
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How to Improve Livability in Mid-Rise Apartment Buildings
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Best Ways to Maximize Small Space in Urban Housing
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What Is a Third Space and Why It Matters in Urban Living
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How Mid-Rise Buildings Can Help Revitalize Neighborhoods
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Common Housing Development Problems and How to Solve Them
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Innovative Housing Ideas for the Future of Cities
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How to Build Community in Multi-Unit Residential Buildings
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What Is Co-Living and How It Builds Social Connection
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How to Speed Up the Housing Development Process
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What’s Next for the Construction Industry in Canada
Construction Innovation ChecklistÂ
This document is a supplementary resource to
episode #24 of the Real Estate Development
Insights Podcast in which Payam Noursalehi shares a practical framework for evaluating and selecting the most suitable innovative systems for your next project.Â