Mark Griffith Griffith: “Mixed-use residential development is a growing trend in the L.A. urban core. Orange County is next.”

IRVINE, CA—Colored-curtain wall mosaics, standalone big-box retail and LEED, in a way, are some trends that are becoming passé in CRE and residential real estate, MG2‘s Mark Griffith tells GlobeSt.com. Griffith recently joined the Seattle-based architecture and design firm as managing principal in its Irvine, CA, office. We spoke with him about his new role and the design trends that are emerging as well as those that are on their way out the door.

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