This home embodies what happens when restorative design principles meet bold architectural vision. Our clients understood that great design doesn’t dominate the landscape — it honors it.
Dwelling
426 N Main Street
The North Gateway development transforms a pivotal intersection where downtown meets community, creating dramatic public open space that activates the 400 block while reinforcing the vital connection between Greenville’s central business district and McPherson Park.
6th and Franklin
Strategically positioned at 6th and Franklin Streets, this Art Deco-Inspired, mixed-use high-rise exemplifies sustainable urban infill development in Richmond’s historic center.
250 Church Street
Rising as South Carolina’s tallest building, the Gateway Project will serve as a defining landmark for visitors entering downtown Greenville from the east.
Broadview
This urban design in Greenville’s East Broad Street and McDaniel Avenue neighborhood incorporates brick, stone, and textile mill-inspired touches.
Gracie Plaza
Gracie Plaza will have over 290 dwellings, two restaurants, a café, and several artist-in-residence studios with pedestrian facing galleries.
The Reserve at Lake Keowee
Expansive exterior spaces combine with progressive interior design features to create a dramatic yet unpretentious lake cottage experience.
The Low Road at Wade Hampton Golf Club
This mountain modern home is inspired in part by the client’s memories of the Canadian Rockies.
Markley Place
This urban re-development design for Greenville’s warehouse district incorporates reclaimed brick and textile mill-inspired touches.
The Book Ends
A mixed use building with loft residences and commercial space include passive solar features such as thermal mass design and the strategic use of balconies as solar shades combine with active technologies.