Clubhouse, Leasing Office and Amenity Design in Tampa Bay

Many renters here work in offices around Westshore and downtown Tampa, and some work from home part of the week. A coworking area in the clubhouse gives them somewhere other than the kitchen table: power at every seat, a few enclosed rooms for calls and seating that is comfortable for hours.

The leasing desk should serve both sales and residents. We plan a counter that handles tours and paperwork, a nearby space for packages and a quiet seating area for privacy when a resident needs to talk with staff. Good storage behind the desk keeps the room tidy, which matters in a space that is photographed often. The 565,000 square feet of surgical, neuroscience and transplant space rising at Tampa General Hospital will add to a healthcare workforce that wants a fitness room and a quiet corner to work from when a shift ends, so we plan those zones for varied hours of use.

Indoor rooms earn their floor area when people actually use them. Fitness spaces should be sized to the community and finished with easy-clean flooring and mirrors, and a lounge with a kitchen supports resident events. A game room or a quiet reading corner gives different residents different reasons to stay.

Lighter palettes suit the bright coastal light, and indoor-outdoor transitions make the clubhouse feel larger. Selections are documented so the property team can reorder the same furniture, and our Southern California warehouse handles receiving and inspection before coordinated delivery and installation.