Experiential Design_Residential Lifestyle Portfolio

Experiential Design

Designing for a More Experiential Future

Tabbris Charlotte, NC

David Crabtree portfolio during previous experience as Design Leader @ Perkins&Will

Dear Design Friends,

Fostering design excellence focused on positive impacts for the human experience and community value through a collaborative research-based process is our passion. We are very fortunate to have honed a reflexive regional modern design approach with leading clients in a wide variety of project types and scales. This foundation of over 20 years of Award Winning Design Experience that spans Lifestyle Residential, Urban Mixed Use, Urban Design, Boutique Retail, Workplace, Corporate Headquarters, Public Safety Headquarters, Municipal Planning, Transit, and other Health and Community project types, in addition to a construction background has been an amazing journey!

Who We Are and What We Do:

Boutique Culture of Design – We foster an iterative creative process for Large Scale Urban Mixed Use down to Small Scale Boutique Projects, Life Style Residential, Retail, Workplace, Corporate, Commercial, Civic, and diverse markets

Hive and Tribe of People We Love and Trust – We believe in creative collaborations that uncover your core values to guide design vision. We foster an environment of curiosity.

Make an Impact – Our broad based approach and diverse background always strives to make an impact...regardless of size, budget, or scope, we maximize the projects potential!

We are a Diverse Award-Winning Design Team...Over 24 AIA Awards and Design Honers...

We are Visible Experts with Over 30 Research, Speaking and Research Initiatives developed...

Let’s engage further to understand your needs and how I can best serve you! Thank you again for this opportunity to share our passion for the design environment!

Sincerely,

David W. Crabtree II, AIA

David’s experience spans over 20 years and is composed of a unique body of award winning projects and clients while in a leadership role at medium and large scale firms such Perkins&Will, Gensler, Little, and ADG. This amazing journey set the stage for the future of HiveWorkshop a boutique design focused studio.

Experiential Design is Your Differentiator

We believe in the power of story and creative vision. In a competitive market where there is increasing demand for innovation, ability to attract tenants, and sell faster and higher...thoughtful design creates a Return on Experience!

Think Urban...

We are urbanist that add design value at the scale of the city, the building, and the human element

Buildings that Inspire...

We understand experiential design should be frictionless, curated, memorable, and healing

The Human Element...

We design spaces with craft and authenticity to create a sense of belonging and foster engagement

The Future of Residential Living

Beyond the master plan: Human centric design as your differentiator

Successful residential developments blend story and human-centered design to create dignified, inclusive spaces for all. Key design principles enhance economic, social, and environmental value by aligning spaces with residents’ values, fostering community, and encouraging meaningful connections.

Communal Spaces: Creating intentional and spontaneous spaces for engagement.

Storytelling: Enhancing local history and culture through thoughtful design.

Craftsmanship: Using quality materials to honor history and ensure longevity.

Curation: Activating spaces through varied programming to enhance daily life.

Belonging: Cultivating a sense of pride and ownership in the community.

Connectivity: Building accessible networks that aid navigation and spatial memory.

Healing: Designing ecosystems for environmental and personal well-being.

Outdoor Access: Incorporating nature and daylight for a balanced lifestyle.

Compassion: Ensuring inclusivity, welcoming all ages and backgrounds.

Market Drivers for Impact

A Place People Want to Be: We design inviting spaces that resonate with the local community, drawing people in and making them feel at home while encouraging ongoing engagement.

Curated Great Experiences in Urban Space: Through curated experiences, we craft urban spaces that reflect the cultural richness of the area, offering visitors unique and memorable interactions with existing development in mind.

Connected Urban Fabric with Health and Wellness: Our designs connect people with the landscape, integrating nature into the city and fostering an environment where people can recharge and reconnect.

Multi-generational Focused Design: With a multi-generational focus, we create adaptable spaces that cater to all ages, ensuring a lasting sense of community and continuity across generations.

Breaking Down Barriers: Our design approach aims to remove boundaries, creating inclusive spaces where people from all backgrounds can engage and feel a sense of belonging.

A Place People Want to Be

Idea

Hybrid places create 13-hour destinations that become their own working ecology.

Benefits

Returning Visitors ― Tenant Success ― Linger

Longer ― Hybrid Program ― Program Synergy

Curated

Idea

Great experiences perform a multitude of purposes for the visitor.

Benefits

User Centric ― Flexible ― Activated

Day Parting ― Functional

Connected

Idea

Great experiences understand the history and culture surrounding their location and enhance it.

Benefits

Authentic ― Timeless ― Sustainable ― Cultural Resonance ― Landmark

Multigenerational

Idea

Great experiences bring people together and keep them coming back.

Benefits

Active ― Vibrant ― Family Friendly ― Day

Parting ― Communal

Barrier Free

Idea

Agile places promote work anywhere convenience and adaptability.

Benefits

Flexible ― Amenity Rich ― Social Value ―

Economic Value ― Attract and Retain ― Workplace

of the Future

THINK URBAN

Making great places through thoughtful discovery of a place’s narrative, we connect spaces to the values and experiences of the people they serve to facilitate greater economic, social, and environmental value. Great places leverage design to create spaces for all, at all scales, for people to collide and foster serendipitous connections

Weaving History

Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina

Client: M Peters Group

Size: 200,000sf @ 200 Units Multifamily, 25ksf Retail, 30ksf Office

Built around one historic Spartanburg city fabric, the Home this new district design offers a range of lifestyle housing choices, co-working office, and active ground floor retail that nurtures small and local businesses.

Buildings are organized around pedestrian-scaled courtyards, plazas, and passages. Thoughtful placemaking activates the district and the surrounding area. All public spaces on the site are car-free, eliminating conflicts with pedestrians. Pedestrian passages connect all surrounding streets with the interior of the site. The design includes installation of public art, pop-up art exhibitions, and events in the Downtown area.

“Urban lifestyle amenities and locations add marketable value and, more importantly, foster innovation through serendipitous connections.”

—Tony Hsieh CEO Zappos

Restorative Power of Landscape

Location: Charlotte, North Carolina

Client: University City Partners

Connecting people and the environment via a green ribbon of landscape, programmed ribbons, and ravines. The porous paseo block creates a place for people to live, work and play in an indoor/outdoor mixed environment, where workspaces slide outside onto terraced roofscapes and outdoor, activated courtyards, lined with retail, food and beverage and other urban amenities. The tilted green at the heart of the site connects residents and workers back to nature and the site’s existing creek, and the treehouses in the forest create a retreat from the city.

Transit Oriented - Creating a Place People Want To Be

Location: Confidential

Client: Confidential

Size: 40 acres and approximately 3M gsf

The development team lead a creative vision for this 40 acre TOD devevelopment around the following values:

Breaking Down Barriers: Inclusive and proximity to Metro with higher density increase accessibility and engagement, boosting property value.

A Place People Want to Be: Positioning urban dense inviting buildings closer to Gallows Rd allow high visibility and attract repeat visitors, enhancing tenant stability and revenue.

Curated Experiences: Unique, culturally rich spaces (such as small boutique retail) attract Visitors and raise area value.

Connected Urban Fabric with Green Loop: Integrated green spaces support sustainability goals and raise property values by 5-15%.

Multi-generational Design: Spaces for all ages foster loyalty, community investment, and reduce vacancies.

City in Nature - Between the Mountain and the Valley

Location: Asheville, North Carolina

Client: Furman Group

Size: 12 acres and approximately 1M gsf

Over a two year process of engagment, visioning, and collaborating a concept masterplan development to ensure that the final design truly reflected the diverse needs and wants of the Asheville community composing a mix of uses, hotels, affordable housing, creative office, and civic space.

The development team lead a creative engagment process for Project Aspire. That process included multiple follow up visioning sessions and extensive design reviews with key stakeholders from the Furman Co., First Baptist Church, YMCA Team, and various City groups in Asheville, NC. The purpose was to engage stakeholders in activities and discussion in order to understand their goals, vision, opportunities and preferences for the new master plan that will be a gateway of downtown Asheville located at the parcels of First Baptist Church and YMCA.

City framing Nature - A City with a Heart

Location: Charlotte, North Carolina

Client: Northwood

The urban design team led a vision and analysis effort to tell a new story for the suburb of Charlotte - Ballantyne. Through interviews it was found that was a city with a heart, a city many competing centers, but also of amzing nature. Our was a City with a Heart where a mixe of vibrant uses and urban districts frame nature, connected by light rail, urban trails, a mix of uses, hotels, affordable housing, creative office, and civic spaces. The vision was proposed to implemented over the next 50 years with the most important phases coming online over the first 5-10 years.

Urban Tapestry

Location: Charlotte, North Carolina

Client: Crescent Communities - 301 east Trade

Creating an urban tapestry inspired by Charlotte’s history and cultural landscape, this project seeks to weave people, place, and program together in an intensive mixed use environment. The program consist of 750,000 sf of office, 400 key urban residential, 30,000 sf of lifestyle retail, multimodal station for busses and light rail, and associated structured parking.

The project drivers were:

Create a Gateway to and from uptown

Connect Cats, the blue line, and the gold line to the CITY

Articulated and activated pedestrian experience

function CATS program WITH flexible ingress EGRESS

Express architecture and tower as woven fabric textures

BUILDINGS THAT INSPIRE

While memorable, thoughtful residential design facilitates greater financial, human, and environmental impact. They are a catalyst for the community and your values working to improve human health and happiness, resiliency, and lifestyle. What you build is what you believe.

Courtyard Communities

Silver is a luxury community of 52 apartment homes located on Kenilworth Avenue. Offering an above-market alternative for living to urban professionals, established families, and remote/hybrid employment arrangements, these well-appointed residences offer a boutique, concierge -level residential experience.

Location: Charlotte, NC

Client: Confidential

Each apartment is centered around a spacious great room with a chef’s kitchen and a large balcony with an outdoor fireplace. The fourth level premium residences offer 12’ ceilings, views of Uptown, and secured, express elevator service from gated private parking direct to the floor.

Situated in the Dilworth neighborhood behind the Atrium Health main campus, Latta Silver is a luxury community of 52 apartment homes located on Kenilworth Avenue. Offering an above-market alternative for living to urban professionals, established families, and remote/hybrid employment arrangements, these well-appointed residences offer a boutique, concierge-level residential experience.

Each apartment is centered around a spacious great room with a chef’s kitchen and a large balcony with an outdoor fireplace. The fourth level premium residences offer 12’ ceilings, views of Uptown, and secured, express elevator service from gated private parking direct to the floor.

Connected Living

to the 25th Street Station and access to the Inner Loop offers easy options for your morning commute, dinner out, and access to the arts of the culturally rich area.

Location: Charlotte, NC

Client: Poe Townhome NODA - Confidential Size: 29 Unit Townhome Community

Project Type: New, Multi-family community

Luxury, Boutique

Project Size: 29 Units (1,850 sf/unit)

Design Construction Documents Permitting

Poe is a boutique community of 29 townhouses located at N. Davidson St. and Matheson Ave. Steps from fine dining, craft breweries, and the North Davidson Arts District. This town home features a gritty urban exterior and modern finishes throughout the interior draw inspiration from the literary works of Edgar Allen Poe. Boasting exceptional community courtyards and amenities, each unit is equipped with a 2-car garage with additional storage room. Walking distance to the 25th Street Station and access to the Inner Loop offers easy options for your morning commute, dinner out, and access to the arts of the culturally rich area.

Services Provided: Visioning Conceptual Design View Corridor Anaylisis Daylighting Analysis Efficiency Analysis

Reference: Available Upon Request

Urban Boutique

living at 123 Haywood Street will embrace and add to a dynamic Asheville perspective.

ceiling glazing to bring commanding views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and abounding architectural heritage into your home.

Location: Asheville, NC

Project Type: New, Multi-family community

Client: 123 Haywood - Confidential

Reach out to neighbors, take risks and stay curious through exploring new places, foods, beverages and the arts of the culturally rich area.

Luxury, Boutique

Project Size: 18 Units (18,500 SF)

Podium Parking (18 Spaces)

Each of one and two bedroom units, all with dens, are uniquely positioned and appointed with generous private balconies and floor to ceiling glazing to bring commanding views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and abounding architectural heritage into your home.

Located in the heart of downtown Asheville, living at 123 Haywood Street will embrace and add to a dynamic Asheville perspective. Reach out to neighbors, take risks and stay curious through exploring new places, foods, beverages and the arts of the culturally rich area..

Services Provided: Visioning Conceptual Design

Each of one and two bedroom units, all with dens, are uniquely positioned and appointed with generous private balconies and floor to ceiling glazing to bring comanding views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and abounding architectural heritage into your home.

View Corridor Anaylisis

Project Type: New, Multi-family community

Luxury, Boutique

Design collaboration in partnership with INTEC

Daylighting Analysis Efficiency Analysis

Culinary Speakeasy

Location: Charlotte, NC

At Novel Providence Farm, the lifestyle concept of the thriving “foodie” became the focal point of our design. The leasing center is unique for this community, designed to celebrate food and gathering. One of the main amenities is a commercial kitchen with professional appliances and a wine-tasting room with a relaxed, speakeasy feel. This speakeasy vibe was also carried into the club and fitness center buildings so no matter where you go, it’s heaven at home for Instagramming millennials.

Inside the energy of the new Waverly town center, modern living spaces, dining and shopping are tied together by a sense of community. With a true industrial kitchen, orchard, resident garden, outdoor cooking and dining areas for community use, Novel Providence Farm has a distinct quality that redefines apartment living.

At Novel Providence Farm, the lifestyle concept of the thriving “foodie” became the focal point of our design. The leasing center is unique for this community, designed to celebrate food and gathering. One of the main amenities is a commercial kitchen with professional appliances and a wine-tasting room with a relaxed, speakeasy feel. This speakeasy vibe was also carried into the club and fitness center buildings so no matter where you go, it’s heaven at home for Instagramming millennials.

Project Type: New, Luxury Apartment Building

Inside the energy of the new Waverly town center, modern living spaces, dining and shopping are tied together by a sense of community. With a true industrial kitchen, orchard, resident garden, outdoor cooking and dining areas for community use, Novel Providence Farm has a distinct quality that redefines apartment living.

Project Size: 1,2 & 3 Bedroom units; 9,700 SF Amenity Space Services

Provided: Conceptual Design

Schematic Design

Construction Documents

Construction Administration Furniture, Fixtures & Accessories

Selection, Procurement & Installation

allows guests to cook, lounge, and play with billiards table and collaborative tables throughout. An outdoor bar and dining area offer an inviting outdoor space for resident’s enjoy. As a whole, the community will blend elements of resort-style living with spacious, modern apartment designs.

Crafted Amenities

Project Type: New, Multi-family Community

Project Size: 200 Units

Located a short distance from Raleigh and bordering the Town of Cary, Bainbridge Lake Crabtree will provide a family friendly environment while conveniently in close proximity to transit. A two-story leasing and business center provides guests with a variety of seating arrangements and locations to be able to work from home. Maps and textural finishes give the feeling of being well-traveled without having to leave home.

Project Cost: Unknown

Services Provided: Conceptual Design

Upstairs, guests can enjoy a clubhouse space with hammered metal details and tile work that has an eastern European flair. This space allows guests to cook, lounge, and play with a billiards table and collaborative tables throughout. An outdoor bar and dining area offer an inviting outdoor space for resident’s to enjoy. As a whole, the community will blend elements of resort-style living with spacious, modern apartment designs.

Treehouses in a Forrest

Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina

Client: MPeters Group

Size: 280,000 square feet

Creating a lifestyle living destination in nature that is inspired by the rural landscape and natural topography of the Pacolet River and the historic Clifton Mill that has since been demolished due to age. This project is organized around a series of 4 story buildings that frame nature as well as a central community garden. The site creates a sense of arrival and approach of found objects in the landscape that have both a familiar but unique play on traditional materials found in old mill towns through out the Carolinas.

Inspired by the Pacolet River, Rural objects like silos, bridges, trestle, and damns inserted in the landscape marking place and time

Restorative Landscape

We spend 93% of our time indoors...just 5 minutes outside increase mood and self esteem.

Journal of Environmental Science and Technology

Rail and Textile Factory In-

spired

Location: Whitner Creek - Anderson, South Carolina

Client: MPeters Group

Size: Life Style Residential 200key @ 280,000 square feet

The City of Anderson SC has wonderful history of textile mill architecture and this project gets its inspiration from the ruin of the Abney Mill, Whitner Creek, and surrounding neighborhood context defining the community. This project is organized around a series of 4 story buildings that celebrate Whiner Creek. The remaining Abney Mill ruins wall will be preserved as a public park icon that connects to nature trails, Black Box Community Theatre, dog parks, as well as new public park. The 4 story buildings frame the community amenities and remaining smoke stack as a defining historic feature. The sloping site and respective buildings respond the natural creek and create a series of reclamation rain gardens to help treat on the site run off.

Inspired by the Abney Mills, Whitner Creek, and the industrial “sawtooth” form captures the spirit of mill architecture past

Mill House Inspired

Location: Equinox Mill - Anderson, South Carolina

Client: MPeters Group

Crafting a story around the Mill House village, this project gets its inspiration from the previously torn down Equinox Mill and surrounding mill house structures that once defined the community. This project is organized around a series of 4 story buildings that frame nature as well as a central community garden and remaining smoke stack as a defining historic feature. The sloping site and respective buildings respond the natural ravine on the site and follow an old mill town road to create a renewed sense neighborhood.

Inspired by the mill houses and industrial textile mills, the undulating form captures the spirit of residence and factory town past

Urban Stacking and Reuse

Location: Greenville, SC

Client: MPeters Group

Size: Mixed Use Residential, Retail, and City Hall @ 150,000 square feet

The existing City Hall building is a 1970’s midcentury modern side core tower which has reached a point that renovations would add value to the asset. Its prime location made it well suited for an urban reposition to bring it up to Class A status while adding 6 new floors, new cladding, energy efficiency, mechanical systems, and beyond. Buildings from bronze classing, travertine stone, and glass have reached their life cycle. The proposal is to define the urban level as sculptural activated pedestrian anchor while the tower was streamlined to express the structural grid clad in new bronze panels and high performance glazing. The ground floor is programmed as lifestyle retail and City Hall functions. The lower 2-5th floors are City Hall Office, and the upper 10 floors (6 being added) are rediential tower floors. The top two floors are penthouse loft style floors expressed as high bay floors to accent and elongate the way to tower touches the sky. The new light filed floors clad with sculptural bronze and glazing frame the Carolinas’ Blue Ridge mountainscape beyond.

A renovation of an existing building into a new mixed use urban project anchored with a City Hall at the ground level, mixed use office and lifestyle living residential on the skyline

THE HUMAN ELEMENT

Meaningful design becomes an expression of a person’s ability to create a bond between its environment, identity, and the community. A well-designed residence starts with the human scale, a space of ones own that becomes an outward expression while also satisfying fundamental functional needs, relationships to the context, place, and broader environment.

Crafted Bungalow

FL

An urban infill project just a short distance from Downtown Winter Park, this concept weaves existing historic design cues with modern materiality and crafted articulation. This compact 2400 gsf home is design for a primary home with a live over garage suite which can be used for genrational living or house hacking. The established cozy scale, indoor outdoors connections, expressed front porch provide a familiar connection to the neighborhood with a modern twist.

Tropical Lifestyle

Location: Winter Park, FL

Due to a fire loss, a Florida family had a vision to construct a new home for multigenrational living while celebrating the tropical modern climate found in Winter Park Florida. The home is organized around a central axis that creates arrival through a layered landscape approach, moving through a central atrium, and terminating in the rear pool garden and detached casita. The ground floor program consists of: a full sleeping suite for the aging parents, work from home office, culinary kitchen living area, outdoor kitchen, and 2 car garage. The second flor consists of: owners suite, play loft, and two guest rooms.

Missing Middle

Location: Orlando, FL

Client: Confidential

As the market grows further unaffordable, the infill townhome is a path for ownership, inclusion in neighborhood communities, access to schools, and social bonding. This infill project is designed to be affordable, celecbrate the scale of the neighborhood, frame the mature oak lined streets, and utilize playful vernacular massing and design articulation. This project was designed for dignity and elevation of simple form so emerging families have access to building equity in the community.

Factory Inspired

Location: Charlotte, NC

Client: Tabbris Co-Working - Comminity Space for SouthEnd Lofts

Size: 25,000gsf

This space is a celebration of southend’s historical Lance Crackers Factory dating back to the turn of the century. The spzce is organized around 3 design elements “The Combustion Chamber” “Speak Easy”, and the “Library”. Designed to greet people with a variety of collaboration zones, agile work settings, and amenity rich zones, this space tailors to creative work types. The material palette pulls from the machined nature of the old factory vibe, burnt and oiled metals, rustic exposed concrete, and warm tufted leather and worn barn wood.

Pavilions in a Forest

Location: Orlando, FL

Client: Confidential

The goal of the project was to organize around simple agrarian inspired structures that will blend with the natural site. The 5200sf residence is organized around 4 pavilions situated around and in between exist ing scrub oaks that range between 8”-16” caliper. Steel and glass bridges connect lightly to each pavilion allowing engagement with nature along the daily journey.

Due to tree locations the structures meander through the trees. One pavilion is on a north south axis allowing for a solar ray on the sloped roof to take advantage of the exposure, one on the winter solstice, and one on the east/west rising sun of the equinox. All pavilions have highly buffered walls of ventilated reclaimed cypress and modest openings to buffer the harsh sun. Deep porches create a shaded protected refuge.

The primary structure is Mass Timber walls and roof. This greatly reduces the carbon footprint over CMU, has major durablity and resilience. It also benefits from thermal mass, speed of construction and can be regionally sourced. The structural system is exposed to the interior facade for biophilic impact.

Tropical Retreat

Location: Orlando, FL

Client: Confidential

The goal of the project was to create a layered tropical modern retreat that sits nestled in the site and celebrate indoor outdoor living lifestyle. The 4000sf residence is organized around a central private courtayrd and is flanked by the 2800sf Wellness Studio. Covered walks connect lightly to each structure allowing engagement with nature along the daily journey. The structures are organized along the east west axis allowing for a south facing hidden garden. Flexible sliding glass openings allow for the walls to disapear for exterior connection with nature.

The primary structures celebrate the capture of water through the use of an expressive butterfly roof system. Entry along the valley connects through and axial relationship to the wellness studio set to the east. All pavilions have highly buffered walls of ventilated limestone, IPE, and reflective stucco. Deep porches create a shaded protected refuge.

The primary structure is CMU walls and glulam roof structure are utilized for durablity and resilience. It also benefits from thermal mass, ease of construction and can be regionally sourced. Regional landscaping, crushed shell paths, and natural limestone pavers anchor the project in the context.

Design is your Catalyst

Thoughtful design facilitates greater financial, human, and environmental sustainability. They are a catalyst for your values, human experience, health and happiness, and lifestyle.

David Crabtree, AIA

Design Director, Principal

Education

Master of Architecture, 2005

University of Florida

Bachelor of Design, 2001

University of Florida

Registrations

Architect

Florida: (ar96575)

North Carolina (12979)

South Carolina (259087)

NCARB Certification: #75954

Fostering design excellence focused on positive impacts for the human experience and community value, through a collaborative research based process is my passion. I am very fortunate to have honed a reflexive regional modern design approach with leading global design firms in a wide variety of projects types and scales. This foundation of over 20 years of Award Winning Design Experience has been an amazing journey!

Residential & Commercial

Spartanburg Mixed Use

Residential Spartanburg, SC

Greenville City Hall

Mixed Use Office/Residential Greenville, SC

Swamp Rabbit

Grocer, Church, Mixed Use

Greenville, SC

Monroe Residential Anderson, SC

General Contractor

#CRC-057448

Accreditations

American Institute of Architects

National Council of Architectural Registration Boards

LEED GA WELL AP

Whitner Creek Mill Residential Anderson, SC

Equinox Mill Residential Anderson, SC

Doty’s Food Hall

Winter Haven, FL

Gnarly Barley

Orlando, FL

802 Church Mixed Use

Orlando, FL

Interstruct Collaboration*

The Acre

Site Planning & Entitlements

Orlando, FL

Turkey Run

Modern Residence

Winter Park, FL

Carver Street

Modern Residence

Winter Park, FL

Price Residence

Charlotte, NC

Robinson Residence Orlando, FL

SunCap Silver

Mixed Use Residential Charlotte, NC

Clifton Mills Residential4 Spartanburg, SC

Castro PHMD

Interior Medical Office

Winter Park, FL

Bullstreet Mass Timber4

Mixed Use Columbia SC

Plush Mills Mixed Use4

Mixed Use Office, Residential, and Retail Greenville SC

1. During previous experience as Design Director at Gensler

Plaza Midwood Mixed Use4

Office, Hotel, & Retail

Charlotte, NC

Lenovo Executive Briefing Center4

Experience Center Conferencing and Auditorium

Raleigh, North Carolina

Innovation Barn Concept Design4

Coworking, Event Space, Labs, and Retail

Charlotte, North Carolina

ThExchange 5501 Building4

Campus Fitness Hub and Retail

Charlotte, North Carolina

Epic Games4

Campus Planning and Central Atrium

Raleigh, North Carolina

SouthEnd Brewery District4

Mixed Use Office

Office and Retail

Charlotte, North Carolina Tabbris4

Coworking and Event Space Charlotte, North Carolina

2. During previous experience as Design Director at Little Diversified Architectural Consulting

3. During previous experience as Senior Design Associate at Architects Design Group

4. During previous experience as Design Leader at Perkins&Will

Carrier CLT National HQ4

Office Reposition and Interiors

Charlotte, North Carolina

Corning Optical1

Corporate Headquarters

Charlotte, North Carolina

Confidential Financial1

Corporate Headquarters

Raleigh, North Carolina

Torringdon1

Office Tower T7

Charlotte, North Carolina

Zurich Campus1

Corporate Headquarters

Raleigh, North Carolina

Project Ombra1

Urban Mixed Use Tower Reposition

Charlotte, North Carolina

401 McCullough Drive1

Suburban Office Building Reposition

Charlotte, North Carolina

201 S. Tryon1

Urban Mixed Use Tower Lobby and Entry Plaza

Charlotte, North Carolina

Hearst Tower Plaza1

Urban Mixed Use Tower

Lobby and Entry

Charlotte, North Carolina

Confidential Media Station1

Charlotte, North Carolina

One Wells Fargo1

Urban Mixed Use Tower

Lobby and Entry Plaza

Charlotte, North Carolina

Bank of America Gateway1

Office Transformation / Li-

brary / Cafe

Charlotte, North Carolina

Tryon Place2

Mixed Use Office Tower

Charlotte, North Carolina

Scaleybark TOD2

Mixed Use Transit Oriented

Office / Retail

Charlotte, North Carolina

3301 Biscayne4

Mixed Use Office Tower

Miami, Florida

Miami Beach Municipal

Parking Facility

Miami, Florida

Bayview Market Mixed-Use

Facility4

Miami, Florida

Confidential Pharma1

Training Center Addition

Charlotte, North Carolina

MGP2

Mixed Use Urban Office

Charlotte, North Carolina

Master Planning Urban Design

Merrifield Dunn Loring

Station Urban and Planning

Merrifield, VA

Asheville Mixed Use4

Urban and Design Master

Planning Asheville, NC

Whitner Creek Historic Mill

Residential Anderson, SC

Wells Fargo Urban Campus4

Corporate Mixed Use Retail and Amenities Reposition

Charlotte, North Carolina

Lenovo4

Campus Planning, EBC, & Parking Deck

Raleigh, North Carolina

SouthEnd Mixed Use Office

Tower Concept4

Office and Retail and Hotel

Charlotte, North Carolina

Urban Mixed Use Tower

and Transit Facility

Office Tower and Retail and Hotel and Transit

Charlotte, North Carolina

University City1

TOD Developement

Charlotte, North Carolina

Hangzhou Mixed Use2

Mixed Use Retail Multifamily

Urban Design

Hangzhou, China

Ballantyne Planning Study1

Mixed Use Urban Design

Concept Plan

Charlotte, North Carolina

Weifang Medical University2

Health and Research Urban

Design Plan

Weifang, China

Repositions

440 Church Street4

Urban Mixed use Office

Tower Reposition

Charlotte, North Carolina

The ExChange Campus4

Suburban Office Campus

Reposition

Charlotte, North Carolina

Garage4

Mixed Use Retail Reposition

Charlotte, North Carolina

Arrowpoint4

Suburban Office Reposition

Charlotte, North Carolina

Music Factory Concept Design4

Historic Mixed Use Reposition

Charlotte, North Carolina

Charlotte Plaza1

Mixed Use Urban Office

Lobby Reposition

Charlotte, North Carolina

Confidential Financial

Institution1

Office Reskin

Richmond, Virginia

Spectrum Office1

Office Reskin

Charlotte, North Carolina

Confidential Retail Banking1

Branch Design

Multiple Locations

Phillips Place1

Mixed Use Retail Reposition

Charlotte, North Carolina

Orlando Health Bariatric

Research Facility

Health and Wellness

Orlando, Florida

Novant Michael Jordan

Wellness Centers1

Health and Wellness Clinics

Charlotte, North Carolina

Castro Medical Office2

Concierge Medical Office

Winter Park, Florida

South Lake Hospital Health

Pavilion2

Free Standing Emergecy Department

Clermont, Florida

Health Pavilion at Blue Cedar2

Free Standing Emergecy Department

Clermont, Florida

Weifang Medical University2

Health and Research Urban Design Plan Weifang, China

Gulf Coast Hospital Expansion4

Ft. Meyers, Florida

Independence Park4

Park and Community Buildings

Charlotte, North Carolina

Cornelius Overpass2

Bridge Overpass Design

Cornelius, North Carolina

Georgetown Public Safety Training and Operations Complex3

Georgetown, Texas

Sunrise Public Safety Complex3

Sunrise, Florida

Cape Coral Public Safety3

Cape Coral, Florida;

Sanford Public Safety Complex3

Sanford, Florida

Barings 230 Retail Parking

Healthcare and Medical

Office

Civic

Sarasota County Public Safety and Campus Master Plan3

Sarasota, Florida

Sarasota County Area Transit Bus Transfer Facility3

Sarasota, Florida

Greene County Public Safety Center3

Springfield, Missouri

Johnston Public Safety Facility and Fire Station #23

Johnston, Iowa

Nocagdoches Emergency Operations Center3

Nacogdoches, Texas

Williamson County EOC3

Williamson County, Tennessee

Brevard County Public Safety Center3

Brevard Co, Florida

Hillsborough Public Safety and Training Complex3

Tampa, Florida

MOAS Daytona Beach Museum of Arts and Sciences3

Daytona Beach, Florida

ters3

Walker Mill, Maryland

Jacksonville Public Safety Facility3

Jacksonville, Alabama

Chupco Community Center3

Chupco, Florida

Gainesville Police Training Center3

Gainesville, Florida

Cape Canaveral Municipal Complex3

Cape Canaveral, Florida

Cocoa Beach Municipal Complex3

Cocoa Beach, Florida

Frankfort Public Safety Complex3

Frankfort, Kentucky

Sarasota County Bus Transfer Facility3

Downtown Sarasota, Florida

Payne Park Recreational Facilities3

Sarasota, Florida

Ocoee Fire Station3

Ocoee, Florida

Casselberry Fire Station3

Ames Iowa Power Plant Competition3

Ames, Iowa

Ft Lauderdale Public Safety3

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Riverview High School

Sarasota, Florida

Miami Dade College Student Center

Miami, Florida

Osceola County Bus Maintenance Facility3

Osceola County, Florida

New Port Richie Public

Work Operations Facility3

New Port Richie, Florida

Professional Affiliations

American Institute of Architects (AIA)

Urban Land Institute (ULI)

ULI Charlotte Programs Board

NAIOP

CoreNet

IFMA

Sharon Methodist Covenant Council

Teaching

Design One Fall 2004

Design Two Spring 2005

Speaking Engagements

2024/25 ULI CFL TAP and Trends Chair

2024 ULI CFL TRENDS: The Great Reposition and Incremental Impact

2021/2022 ULI Americas Awards for Excellence Juror

2021 ULI Fall Meeting: The Great Reposition

2021 ASPIRE Conference: ResilienCity – New Paradigm for Real Estate Ecosystems

2021 Advancing Mass Timber Conference: Hybrid Structures

2021 ULI Carolinas Remembrance, Culture, and History –Catalyst for Community

2021 NLA Think Tank - Can tall buildings be a sustainable building typology?

ence: Design for the Southeast - Co Chair

Architects News Paper The Future of Mass TimberWhat’s in Store for the Southeast 9.2020

ULI CLT CoffeeTalk: The New Reality of User Experience 9.2020

2020 ULI Carolinas: Resiliency - Beyond What you Think

ULI Charlotte - Enabling Technology, Transforming the World 2.2020

Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Com-

mission PD/IT Headquar-

Casselberry, Florida

Orlando Public Safety3

Orlando, Florida

Graduate Teaching: University of Florida School of Architecture

Design One Fall 2003

Design Two Spring 2004

2020 Architects News Paper

- David Crabtree talks mass timber ahead of the 2020 Southeast Facades+ Conference

2020 Facades Plus Confer-

Charlotte Alliance: Lancaster County - Where Big Dreams Become Reality 2.2020

2020 AIA Virginia: The Power of Wood

2019 ULI Carolina’s Designer and Speaker: The Power of Wood - The Future is Mass Timber & Remembrance - Culture and History as a Catalyst

2018 ULI Carolinas’ Panel: Creative Catalysts

2017 ULI Carolinas’ Speaker:

TOD Urban Idea Design Competition – Return to Nature

2017 Charlotte Chamber Panelist: The Future of Smart Building in Charlotte

2017 Architecture Exchange East Speaker: Innovation and Disruption

2017 Architecture Exchange East Speaker: Living Machines

EDRA 2016 Presenter – Value of Design in Workplace Environments

2016 ULI Carolinas’ Speaker: Why Design Matters

2016 Architecture Exchange East Speaker: Return on Innovation

2016 Architecture Exchange

East Speaker: Human Element World of Workplace 2015 Speaker: Return on Innovation – Maximizing Your Largest Investment

Gensler Workplace of the Future Research – Human Element – Multiple Intelligences and Workplace Design

ligence, and Personality in Workplace Design

Sustainable Survivable High Performance Building Design

Mid-Century Florida Modernism: A Critical-Regional Response to Design

Pacific Asia Rim: Hong Kong, Global Practice, and the Mega-City Florida Coastal Research: Developing Accessible Coastal Edges

ULI Charlotte Program Committee and Local Speaker

ULI Hines Competition Advi sor 2019-2021

UNC Charlotte SoA Design Critic

UF City Lab Design Critic University of Florida GSoA Professional Practice Lecture 2013-2016 – Purpose, Passion, and Perseverance

AIA Orlando Design Excellence Merit Award for Greenville City Hall Mixed Use, 2025

AIA Orlando Design Excellence Honor Award for Bullstreet Mass Timber, 2024

AIA Charlotte Design Excellence Merit Award for Lenovo Experience Center, 20204

AIA Charlotte Design Excellence Honor Award for Epic Games Creative Campus, 20194

2019 NSF ICorp Grant Recipient and Industry Advisor to the UNCC SoA Solar Window Research Project

AIA Orlando Built Design Excellence Honor Award for Private Health Medical Office Building, 20182

AIA Orlando Built Design Excellence Award for Georgetown Public Safety Training Complex, 20173

Myers Fire Administration Building #1, 20153

ENR Texas Award Government/Public Building for the Georgetown Public Safety Training Complex, 20153

AIA Orlando Built Design Excellence Award for Sarasota County Area Transit Facility, 20143

AIA Orlando Un-Built Design Excellence Award for Georgetown Public Safety Training Complex, 20133

AIA Orlando Un-Built Design Excellence Award for Daytona Beach Museum of Art and Sciences – Grand Hall for the Arts and Sciences, 20113

AIA Florida Built Design Excellence Award for Payne Park Skateboard Park Pavilion, 20103

AIA Orlando Un-Built Design Merit Award for Sanford Public Safety Complex, 20093

AIA Florida Un-Built Design Excellence Award for Dunescapes - Public Beach Access Research, Master Plan, and Design Proposal, 2008

AIA Orlando Built Design Excellence Award for Sarasota Police Department Headquarters, 20083

AIA Orlando Built Design Merit Award for Payne Park Skateboard Park Pavilion, 20083

AIA Florida Southwest Un-Built Design Merit Award for Cape Coral Public Safety Facility, 20073

AIA Orlando Un-Built Design Merit Award for Cape Coral Public Safety Facility, 20073

The Human Connection – The Effects of Connectivity, Intel-

ULI Philadelphia Design Excellence Awards Juror (2016 | 2017 | 2018) Awards and Honors

AIA Orlando Un-Built Design Excellence Award for Private Health Medical Office Building, 20162

AIA Orlando Un-Built Design Excellence, Award for Fort

AIA Orlando Un-Built Design Excellence Award for Chupco Cultural Community Center –Investigating Native American Structures, 20103

AIA Orlando Firm of the Year - Contributor to winning firm ADG, 20093

AIA Orlando Un-Built Design Merit Award for Payne Park Skateboard Park Pavilion, 20063

AIA Henry Adams Merit Medal in Design Excellence, 2005

Writer’s Completition Honorable Mention, 2005

Top Ten Undergraduate, 2001

Thank you!