This clubhouse is designed to compliment the surrounding natural environment within this planned mixed-use community. The building consists of a one story Arts and Crafts style front façade and a two story rear façade with large deck overlooking the outdoor pool and activity area. Exterior blends to interior with the transition of natural finishes used in the spacious club room, workout room, and supporting spaces.

The renovation of this recreation facility includes a significant interior redesign to incorporate a spin room, sauna, and massage room. The redesign also incorporates an expansive architectural glazed wall at the corner of the building façade to enhance the interior natural lighting.

This 12,000 square foot fitness center features a modern open interior design for flexibility, as well as dedicated spaces for various fitness classes, within a traditional exterior in the heart of Williamsburg's New Town development.

At the centerpiece of a planned active adult community in Williamsburg, this 15,000 square foot private clubhouse features an indoor pool, fitness rooms, a members' lounge, and grand ballroom with catering kitchen, all centered on an outdoor pool and courtyard that overlook the scenic pond and fountain beyond.

The adaptive re-use of this 1925 Tudor style Locomotive Club breathed new life into the rundown structure. The removal of various additions which had been added to the building over the years allowed the building's distinctive gables to direct the design of the renovated community center.

Though small, this 4,500 square foot facility makes a big impact with its stone façade, wrap-around porch, and arched colonnade. Large windows and a cupola also enhance the pro shop and cart storage areas with natural light.

The York River Academy and Boys & Girls Club is a 24,800 sq ft addition designed to blend with the existing Yorktown Middle School. Classrooms, an art lab, computer lab, teen center, game room, café, and a full size gymnasium with stage were finished with bright and engaging colors.

The 5,000 SF community building, used for meetings, educational, civic, social, and cultural events, was erected to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the landing at Jamestown.

This project provides a new shipwright's building, a new amphitheater, and a new “enclave” containing visitor amenities adjacent to the waterfront at Jamestown Settlement.

The traditional character of the Heritage Clubhouse reflects the heritage of its Williamsburg setting. The clubhouse overlooks the golf course and serves as the activity center for this age restricted development.

The 10,000 SF recreation center addition and renovation was constructed over a 12-month period, while the facility remained open and utilized by both staff and the public.

This large-scale renovation to create a marketable vacation resort included a motel, apartment building, and hotel with attached lobby, kitchen, and restaurant, as well as a pool and pool deck, all designed to reflect the character of Williamsburg's traditional architecture.

A renovation of an existing mixed-use sales center to both a sales and residential club with three stone fireplaces, gourmet kitchen, fitness center, library, movie room, and pool patio.

Centerpiece of the neo-traditional Harbor Village at The Governor’s Land, this building provides necessary services for the marina as well as a visual beacon for the area. The building was designed to compliment the residential architecture of the village.

This two-level, 32,000 SF clubhouse for the new age-restricted Heritage Shores development in Delaware was designed to appeal to a target market, and to reflect the character of Atlantic coastal architecture.

The centerpiece for sales and community activities for a planned community, the structure overlooks an abandoned granite quarry and a waterfall. This welcome center features a fitness center, billiard area, and multi-purpose room.