Automotive
Seamus Duerr
Classic Kia of Smithfield
Classic Kia of Smithfield
Commercial, Assembly/Government, Sports/Entertainment
Seamus Duerr
Re!magine Spectrum Center Renovations
Re!magine Spectrum Center Renovations
Assembly/Government, Sports/Entertainment
Seamus Duerr
Bojangles Coliseum Ovens Connector
Bojangles Coliseum Ovens Connector
Higher Education
Seamus Duerr
UNC Chapel Hill - Hill Hall
UNC Chapel Hill - Hill Hall
Healthcare, Higher Education
Seamus Duerr
Duke Student Wellness Center
Duke Student Wellness Center

Assembly/Government

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North Carolina DHHS Campus

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North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services

Raleigh, NC 

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) Phase 1 campus is a transformative public consolidation within Raleigh’s Blue Ridge Corridor. Replacing an aging warehouse, the new 450,000-square-foot development features a 10-story high-rise, a 1,052-space parking deck, and a central utility plant.

The project successfully unifies 3,200 employees from 14 scattered divisions into a single, centralized hub. Delivered in September 2025—four months ahead of schedule—the early turnover avoided costly lease extensions and eliminated the state's reliance on long-term commercial rentals.

Designed to enhance employee well-being, the modern workplace offers column-free floors, floor-to-ceiling glass, and panoramic city views. The 34.85-acre site integrates extensive landscaping, water features, walking paths, and multimodal transit connections.

A joint success by the Department of Administration, the State Construction Office, NCDHHS leadership, the City of Raleigh, and the Blue Ridge Corridor Alliance, Phase 1 sets a new benchmark for civic design. It also establishes the foundation for a larger, three-phase, 780,000-square-foot master plan.

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Re!magine Spectrum Center Renovations

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Re!magine Spectrum Center Renovations

Charlotte, NC

QC Metro Article: Black-owned business lands nine-figure renovation project with Spectrum Center

ENR Southeast Article: Charlotte Hornets Pick Turner/Everett JV for $215M Arena Overhaul

Re!magine Spectrum Center is part of the larger renovation project approved by the city of Charlotte in June 2022, which also includes the construction of a training facility and the extension of the Hornets’ lease at Spectrum Center until 2045. Owned by the City of Charlotte and operated by Hornets Sports & Entertainment, Spectrum Center has been the Queen City's NBA arena since opening in October 2005.

Renovations will focus on:

  • Elevating the Overall Guest Experience – Throughout the arena there will be more gathering spaces for fans with increased visibility into the bowl. Renovations completed in 2024 will focus on modifications to better support traffic flow, including the addition of a fourth vomitory in the lower level, wider corridors and entrance alterations. In 2025, the Main Concourse will be renovated, unveiling four themed “destinations” for fans, inspired by the unique communities across the Carolinas. New, enhanced fan engagement areas will be introduced and the retail experience will be improved.

  • Additional Seating – An additional 2,500 lower-level seats will be added in 2025, allowing many more fans to be closer to the action. All seats throughout the bowl will also be replaced at that time.

  • Uptown Concourse Enhancements – In addition to significant improvements to Uptown Concourse lighting, signage and concession locations on the Uptown Concourse, the Dr Pepper Pavilion and The Nest fan section will be redesigned in 2024, offering new amenities for some of the Hornets’ most passionate fans.

  • Club & Hospitality Experiences – All premium spaces, including clubs and suites, will be transformed over the course of the two summers. In 2024, the two existing Event Level clubs will be relocated and a new Courtside Club will be added, allowing for hundreds more seats to be inclusive of club amenities. In addition, the entire Suite Level will be renovated in 2024, followed by the Founders Level in 2025.

  • Diversified Premium Offerings – The reimagined Suite Level will offer five different suite options that can accommodate anywhere from two to 130 guests, providing increased access to premium spaces at a wider range of price points. In addition to 28 Standard Suites, Spectrum Center will have four Party Suites, 13 Mini Suites, one Super Suite and one Theater Box that will offer a completely new all-inclusive experience.

  • Food & Beverage Experiences – Throughout Spectrum Center, impactful technology will be utilized to create more frictionless interactions that will improve the overall concession experience, including additional grab-and-go markets. There will be expanded and enhanced menu options and additional bar offerings that will delight all patrons. In addition, more social gathering spaces will be near food and beverage areas, with increased visibility into the bowl, creating an unmatched experience for guests regardless of where they are in the arena.

  • Back-of-House Upgrades – In addition to public facing areas, the arena’s back-of-house spaces will see significant changes to better support team, promoter, crew and entertainer needs – helping set Spectrum Center up for long-term success.  

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Bojangles Coliseum Ovens Connector

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Bojangles Coliseum Ovens Connector link

Charlotte, NC 

The Bojangles/Ovens Link facility measures 40,000 SF and connects Bojangles Coliseum to Ovens Auditorium. Prior to the construction of the Link connector, the two venues were separated by a parking lot. The two-story facility features a 7,600-square-foot shared lobby and office space, a 2,200-square-foot restroom addition and a pedestrian walkway. More specifically, this area encompasses rooms for hospitality functions, concessions, restrooms, reception areas, offices, vertical circulation areas, and storage space. The goal of the project was to enhance the experience for guests, entertainers, and employees of city-owned venues off Independence Boulevard in Charlotte.

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Raleigh Convention and Performing Arts

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This project is the expansion of the Raleigh Convention Center and relocation of Red Hat Amphitheater with the existing Raleigh Convention Center located in the heart of downtown.

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Albemarle

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This 12 story, 190,000 square foot building had remained largely unchanged since it was built in 1970. and it showed. 

Now, the office floors have an open floor plan design that brings sunlight into the spaces throughout the building, and created rooms for employee collaboration.  With the renovation, all asbestos was abated and new mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems installed. That included a new fire alarm and sprinkler system, energy improvements, ADA compliant restrooms and new data and phone wiring.

CMPD South Station

CMPD South Station

Charlotte, NC

The Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) South Division Station project consisted of a new one-story, 22,435-square-foot facility (main building, storage, and parking canopy) to house the CMPD South Division and an office for the Housing and Neighborhood Services Department. Additionally, the project included secured parking for 140 vehicles and visitor parking for 15 vehicles. The project achieved LEED v4 Silver certification.

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Southeast Raleigh YMCA

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This New YMCA.

Northpark Church

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This new 2,800 square foot building was built in the location of a former facility on campus.

The modern structure includes a gathering space, fellowship hall, offices, and restrooms. Construction materials include wood studs and wood roof trusses with a corrugated metal panel exterior.

Raleigh

4131 Parklake Avenue, Suite 350
Raleigh, NC 27612

charlotte

2100 South Tryon Street, Suite 203
Charlotte, NC 28203

US VIRGIN ISLANDS

4605 Tutu Park Mall, Suite 133, PMB 301
St. Thomas, VI 00802