Portfolio
10 Storehouse Row
Highlights: 38,400 s.f. adaptive reuse project; Originally Built 1939 and rehabilitated in 2005-06; Mix of office, studios, restaurant and flex space; 2008 SC State Historic Preservation Award; Listed on National Register of Historic Places; $3.5 million investment; Utilization of historic tax credits; Featured in January 31, 2007 issue of New York Times; LEED-based design criteria.
TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER
Highlights: 195,000 s.f.; 8-story building in an urban setting; Chosen as a Top Ten Green Project by AIA’s Committee on the Environment in 2006; Completed August 2004; Designed as a facility for higher education, health care and laboratory space.; 41% reduction in energy use; 48% reduction in potable water use; Achieved LEED Gold certification
7 Storehouse Row
Highlights: Office of the Future design in partnership with Herman Miller, Interface Carpets and other suppliers; First LEED CI certified space in South Carolina as part of USGBC pilot program; Originally Built 1905; Latest rehabilitation for second floor occurred in 2004; Listed on National Register of Historic Places; Designed as a multi-tenant, open floor office with shared facility.
