About
R+R Develop
The husband and wife development team of Randi Dorman and Rob Paulus are committed to demonstrating what is achievable when design matters.
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Demonstrating what is possible when design matters
Creating urban infill projects that promote community, sustainability and innovation
Developing innovative, modern projects that improve
people’s lives
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The ability to see what is possible and not just what has been done before is a fundamental underpinning of R+R Develop's success
This approach began in Tucson in 2002 with the ground breaking Ice House Lofts project (the conversion of a 1923 Ice and Cold Storage building into 51 residential lofts) and the adjacent Barrio Metalico project (nine metal loft houses). Built into a primarily industrial neighborhood, the Ice House Lofts project required a re-zoning and a re-thinking of possibilities to take a 413 foot long repurposed building from concept to reality. The projects were innovative, popular and profitable.
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The complementary skills of Randi and Rob create the complete package
Design, architecture, marketing, real estate and development all within one entity. Our projects are inspiring and efficient and rely on executing great design within tight budgets.
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Where some developers do deals, R+R Develop actualizes projects that create community
We are committed to creating high quality infill projects that create positive change in neighborhoods and the city at large. R+R Develop and their team of collaborative partners have received regional and national awards for their projects that show what is possible when designing with heart and intelligence while addressing unmet needs in the market.
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Current projects include the Trinity Mixed Use Project
This project melds multi-family residential, retail, and office space into the historic West University Neighborhood, which is directly on the new modern streetcar line. The project is setting a new precedent for how to develop in a historic district, while also providing sensitive smart growth and transit-oriented design in a desert city.
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