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See updates on existing projects, final images from our amazing clients, and activities around the community we have been attending recently.

This summer, we welcomed Diversify Architecture fellows into the office to support their growth, share our perspective on the industry, and our approach to design. Diversify Architecture connects students with programs to increase awareness of the fi
On-site and in sync—where strong relationships, clear communication, and a shared vision bring the work to life. Coming very soon to downtown Raleigh @littlebylittleraleigh
North Carolina Downtown Development Association (NCDDA) had its annual Large Cities Conference, where David spoke alongside James Goodnight and Brian Wallace about multiple downtown properties - their history, restoration, and their contribution to d
Our design team has once again partnered with renowned chef Scott Crawford, this time to create Crawford Brothers Steakhouse in Fenton. The final result is a space that feels both familiar and elevated. Dark materials set the tone for a traditional m
A 1970s facade once hid the true character of this Downtown Wilson building and kept it from contributing status within the Historic District. During renovation, we removed the false front and found the original masonry facade and large sash windows
Meet Liza! When she’s not at the office, you’ll find her outdoors, enjoying a new book or off on an adventure with her husband. As our Business Manager, she keeps a lot of plates spinning—from project invoicing and business operatio
Historic character + downtown living + local business. Welcome to the middle building in a line of three historic preservation projects in downtown Wilson, NC. Once known as the Hackney Building, it now houses the offices of MidSouth Roofing, with n
Three buildings that sit side by side in downtown Wilson, NC, each have their own unique story, history, and architecture. After understanding the history and the program for each client we delivered: 1. Corner building - Interior upfit + lighting s
@sunflowerscafe at the Rockway building brings new life to a familiar name for many in Raleigh. Once a staple at Seaboard Station, the restaurant returns under the direction of the original owner’s son. Designed as an easygoing, all-day destin
Inside Providence Bank the design emphasizes openness, natural light, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. A custom wood slat front desk anchors the reception area, complemented by lounge seating and a palette of soft, neutral finishes. Outside, a serie