This historic adaptive reuse project in downtown Norfolk involved the conversion of a 48,726 SF former department store, built in 1910, into a collaborative office space.
The iconic building now serves as a campus for creators and technology innovators in downtown Norfolk. Our team restored the historic building’s inherent character while altering its use to meet modern needs to create a one-of-a-kind office space. The building now boasts dedicated tenant studio spaces, gathering places, casual work areas, and even a rooftop deck, Euro qualifiers predictions todayconnected by a central stair and light-filled atrium.
One of the several tenant improvements our team completed was for Work Program Architects who wanted to create a bright and collaborative new office space for their employees. The 4,500 SF contemporary build-out is open, informal, comfortable, and adaptable with sit-to-stand workstations, long, communal tables, multiple surfaces for displaying process sketches, flexible furnishings, a lounge an open kitchen, reception area and materials library. The space also includes three quiet rooms to support wellness, virtual meetings, heads down work, 2024 European Cup official betting appand other work-life balance needs.
Awards:
- The Associated Builders and Contractors’ Virginia Chapter’s (ABCVA) Honor Award of Excellence in the Commercial/Residential Renovation (Over $1M) category
- Norfolk Preservation Collective’s Preservation Award of Excellence in the Commercial category
- Norfolk Preservation Collective’s People’s Choice Award
- AIA Virginia’s Award of Merit in the Adaptive or Continued Use category;
- The Hampton Roads Association for Commercial Real Estate’s (HRACRE) Award of Excellence in the Best Renovated or Historic Rehabilitation Project category
- The Hampton Roads Association for Commercial Real Estate’s (HRACRE) Jurors’ Choice award, an honor 2024 European Cup official websitegiven to the most notable project overall.
