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Richmond’s first boutique lifestyle hotel has already gained a notable standing as both an upscale getaway for visitors and a popular destination for locals. The building dates to 1916 and originally housed J.B. Mosby & Co., a luxury dry goods store. 3North carefully preserved the original …
This highly visible project with the Economic Development Authority of the City as client, Bon Secours and the Washington Commanders as tenants, the Science Museum of Virginia as neighbor, and the residents of Richmond as significant stakeholders, required a high degree of management and coordination …
This substantial renovation to the historic main building in anticipation of its centennial celebration in July 2013 encompassed architecture, interior design, and graphic design. Project highlights include the renovation and restoration of the Great Hall, guest room and corridor renovations, the design of multiple venues …
In 2013, The Georges tapped 3North to help create a cohesive renovation for two of Lexington’s oldest surviving structures, the Washington Building and the Marshall Building. Between both buildings, this 18-room boutique hotel also offers a casual piano bar restaurant, lobby lounge, and comfortable reception …
The adaptive use of an historic garage as an art gallery resulted in a stark setting for contemporary art display and openings. Minimal architectural intervention was required for this rehabilitation tax credit project. New walls stop short of the ceiling to reveal original brick surfaces, …
An adaptive reuse of a 1940’s warehouse in Richmond’s Scott’s Addition neighborhood is the new home of the McKinnon and Harris corporate headquarters, regional showroom, and worldwide fabrication facility. Alongside serving an intensive set of functional requirements, this project sought to reflect a sophisticated brand …
3north redeveloped a 1920s warehouse to create 40,000sf of mixed-use space for their firm offices and studios, tenant space, conference areas, café, and gallery. The project qualified for rehabilitation tax credits by retaining original elevator shafts, firewalls, and column grid. Industrial materials — a raw …
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Honored to be a part of the team transforming the historic warehouse, Woolen Mills, into a mixed-use facility which will house the national headquarters for WillowTree, retail, restaurants, and event space. Construction is set to be completed later this Spring. Read more here. Rendering by: Hugo Render DESIGN TEAM 3North: Architect of Record Acoustic Design …
We’re honored to continue working with The Omni Homestead as details of plans and renderings were officially released today in following the announcement of restoring the historic Jefferson Pools. “There is a timelessness to structures like these. We have tremendous respect for their storied past and intend to preserve the historic building fabric in a …
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Thank you GRACRE (Greater Richmond Area Commercial Real Estate) for naming Quirk Hotel Richmond’s Hospitality Project of the Year! Couldn’t have done this without all of our amazing partners, but most importantly, Ted and Katie Ukrop. Congratulations and thank you for giving so much to our community!
Richmond-based boutique hotel, Quirk Hotel, highlighted in Wall Street Journal. Read Full Article
JOB OPENING: ARCHITECT PROJECT MANAGER 3North is an award-winning, Unified Design firm with studios in Richmond, VA and San Francisco, CA. We believe great design only happens when multiple disciplines collaborate without walls or silos. That’s why we’ve spent the past 20 years building a firm of architects, landscape architects, interior designers, and graphic designers who work across …
3north Principal Sandy Bond’s design for the ARCenter of The Greater Richmond ARC will be honored this week by the Virginia Society of the AIA at the Society’s annual awards ceremony. 3north associates will be presenting the project on November 2 at The Camel as part of Architecture Exchange East.
Former publisher of Virginia Business, Jim Bacon, recently posted an article on his blog, Bacon’s Rebellion, a story on the 14th Street Capital Trees Initiative. 3north Principal Jay Hugo has worked closely the City of Richmond and four Richmond Garden Clubs of the Garden Club of Virginia on this unique public-private partnership to not only …
3north Principal Jay Hugo’s design for a Richmond residence is featured in the January 2012 issue of Architectural Digest. In the annual AD 100 issue, the article discusses Jay’s collaboration with noted interior designer Bunny Williams.
