MMCG Invest, a firm specializing in feasibility studies, has entered into a strategic partnership with Innowave Studio, an architectural firm recognized for its expertise in site planning.
The collaboration aims to elevate service offerings and expand both companies’ reach within the development sector, blending MMCG’s analytical rigor with Innowave’s creative site design. The alliance is designed to address “evolving industry needs” by delivering a streamlined approach to feasibility studies and site planning.
In this partnership, MMCG and Innowave will retain their individual brands and legal structures, operating independently but integrating personnel and resources for joint projects. This setup allows each firm to preserve its core strengths while providing clients with a coordinated team that offers both feasibility and architectural insight.
According to a press release, MMCG Principal Michal Mohelsky emphasized the partnership’s potential, noting that architects will now play an integral role in feasibility studies, positioning MMCG’s services beyond conventional analyses and providing clients with market-aligned, innovative solutions.
Mohelsky highlighted that the collaboration will infuse architectural creativity into MMCG’s analytical approach.
Innowave Principal Viola Sauer also noted that the data-driven approach will allow the firm to minimize project risks and maximize profitability, creating site designs that cater not only to client needs but also to financial sustainability.
“We can design site plans that minimize risks and maximize profitability, delivering designs that are both aesthetically pleasing and financially optimized,” Sauer explained.
The combined expertise of MMCG and Innowave will allow them to extend their services across a variety of sectors, including commercial real estate, gas stations, car washes, multi-family developments, industrial facilities, retail spaces, RV parks, glamping sites, and mixed-use projects.
MMCG will also continue its specialization in projects supported by the Small Business Administration (SBA) and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), providing guidance through complex government programs.
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