This project includes the replacement of second floor spine and double egress corridor doors. The goal of the project was to improve operation and maintenance by replacing oversized and specialty doors with standard size hollow metal doors and high-performance hardware.
A new medical and mixed-use office and retail building for a long-term client. Very careful site design, built exactly within the limits of Raleigh’s new Unified Development Ordinance (UDO), bridging the vibrant Oberlin commercial corridor and the historic residential neighborhood. The design included shell office space and corner retail, with a full interior fit-up for a new medical office. The building is suspended over parking and integrates site amenity areas for pedestrians and patrons.
The facility is unique and extraordinary – a long, narrow space flanked by large windows facing east and south. A continuous curved wall connects the entry, lobby, and treatment areas, from front to back. Sustainable, natural materials and innovative lighting keep the air clear and respond to the daylighting. Art and woodwork are key features of the overall design.