ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What happens when you design a building inspired by Mario Kart? You get Rainbow Road—and it just opened on Roosevelt Row in Downtown Phoenix.
Episode 55 is now live! Zac Cohen of Intersection Development breaks down why Phoenix needs architecture that makes you feel something. From 12-sided buildings that appear to move to the upcoming Atari Hotel that's more entertainment complex than traditional lodging, discover how developers are betting big on experiential design.
"Every building should evoke an emotional response—love it or hate it."
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