The Joinery Mixed Used Development
Brevard Street in Charlotte, NC is situated near multiple forms of mass transit, making it the ideal location for a new neighborhood concept: small but higher-end apartment living made popular in San Francisco. Our team was hired to design and permit the civil engineering and landscape architectural components of two mixed-use buildings, with sustainability goals including a composting service, solar infrastructure, and cross-laminated timber construction. The design evolved over time, with two of our architects tracking two separate building permits simultaneously, resulting in a stunning mix of 360 residential units, 67 parking spaces, and 18,000 square feet of retail space on two acres of land.

Project Owner
Space Craft
Market Sector
Mixed-UsePrimary Service Lines
Landscape Architecture, Site CivilRegion
CharlotteAdditional Info
Project highlights:
- Specific tasks included grading, stormwater design/underground detention, water/sewer connections, hardscape design, City required trees and open space (courtyards, pedestrian passageways).
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