Mixed-use as concept and practice.
The Urban Plaza: A two-tower mixed-use development on a four-acre site in midtown Nashville. Features a 21-story Class AA office building and a 34-story tower with luxury Conrad Hotel and high-end condominiums, connected by a three-story office and retail building with a 1.5-acre urban Plaza.
A Mixed Street Corner: A mixed-use development that knits into the existing neighborhood fabric, offering a pedestrian-friendly oasis. Features a Class AA office building, luxury residential tower, boutique lifestyle hotel, parking facilities, and retail. The new multimodal street connects to the Woodruff Arts Center and High Museum of Art.
Walking to the Nature: A high-density residential and retail destination designed to connect people to nature, transit, and community. The 21-acre development features 650 residential units and 20,500 square feet of retail space, organized around a central plaza and enhanced trail system. Targeting low carbon design ideas and LEED Gold® certification.
Mix of Historic Patterns: The second phase of multifamily residential development in Savannah's vibrant Eastern Wharf neighborhood. With 278 modern apartment homes, this riverfront gateway anchors the southern edge of a new linear park connecting to Riverfront Park. Features Fitwel certification and contextual design inspired by Savannah's historic urban fabric.
Classic Wooden structure Reuse and Rebuild: A mixed-use development at the former Watkins College of Art campus in Metrocenter. Phase one includes 377 apartments, outdoor pool and lounge, tenant clubhouse, fitness center, and parking garage. When completed, the complex will have a total of 800 apartments with retail and restaurant space.
