2024_Mixed-Use + Multifamily

P O R T F O L I O MIXED-USE + MULTIFAMILY

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TVS creates high performance, high impact environments that help individuals, businesses and communities thrive. Our team of experts listens intently, solves creatively and delivers reliably to make remarkable design easy. TVS engages honed perspectives across multiple markets with public, private and institutional clients to deliver design solutions that meet the complex challenges of the 21st century.

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Listen.

Solve.

D e l i v e r.

We listen closely. We work to know your business deeply to see your vision clearly and understand the potential in the work we do together. Listening leads to inspiring conversations, the foundations of remarkable design.

We solve creatively. Achieving your aspirations and meeting your needs require great imagination. We love partnering with you to find solutions that push us to create remarkable design.

We deliver reliably. We know you need to be able to count on a partner that has your back and gets it done. We’re really easy to work with, even on the toughest projects. Trusted relationships make remarkable design possible.

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PLACE

SUSTAIN ABILITY

Our green roofs include farm to table urban roof gardens, extensive and intensive vegetated roofs.

TVS has helped clients benefit from many aspects of sustainable design since the firm’s inception in 1968. Our staff of LEED and WELL Accredited Professionals works to find a balance of social, environmental and economic factors in our projects drawing from our experience in LEED Platinum and WELL certified projects. As a leader in the integration of sustainable practices with client satisfaction and design innovation, TVS has the capacity to develop any project according to the client’s desired level of environmental responsibility. With over 57 LEED Certified projects we’ve received countless awards for creating remarkable designs for our clients and communities.

ENERGY

WATER We use climate responsive passive design strategies to reduce water demand on our projects.

We use passive design strategies to reduce energy demand on our projects.

HEALTH + HAPPINESS Our designs promote healthy habits.

MATERIALS We specify low carbon materials.

EQUITY Work with client to develop equitable access to, and protections from negative impacts.

BEAUTY

We have pursued the Living Building Challenge 4.0 on several projects at a conceptual level, but those projects did not continue with the program.

Design to include elements that nurture the innate human/nature connection.

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TVS was recognized by United States Green Building Council (USGBC) and the International Well Building Institute (IWBI) as the first organization ever to achieve both LEED and WELL Platinum through a streamlined, dual track. This path encourages and simplifies the process for both certifications and for TVS to have achieved the highest level of both standards speaks to the firm’s commitment to embracing human and planetary health.

The design team’s focus wasn’t necessarily to pursue points to certification. It was to do the best job possible across all aspects of the projects , given very challenging budgetary and time constraints.

When considering design options, the team weighed them for their near- and long-term impact on the firm’s collective wellbeing – what solution would be the most equitable, provide the best environment to do good work, use resources most effectively and sustainably?

Ultimately, these certifications were achieved through initiatives like: - Reuse of 60% of furniture plus ceiling systems and lighting - A scrappy, DIY sensibility – in house 3D printed signage - Carbon negative and recycled materials - Daylighting studies - Connection to nature via terrace - Biophilia As the team approached the end of the project it became clear that, with a small push, they could meet the Platinum requirements for LEED and WELL. The new streamlined process made that possible and this new approach is strongly recommended.

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CAMPUS. AUTHENTICITY. COMMUNITY. DESTINATION. TVS creates experiences that complement and complete a city’s story, while engendering opportunities for success in all surrounding developments. Mixed-use projects have a social responsibility to advance the common good and happiness of a locale. Through placemaking, our mixed-use projects are unique and authentic participants in a city’s personality and contribute to a sense of pride of place. The marriage of design with thoughtful development can envision a mix of uses and social programs that broaden sustainable opportunities for everyone in the community.

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MIDTOWN TAMPA , WEST TOWER Tampa | Florida

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As one of the anchors of the Midtown Tampa mixed-use development, the West Tower is an eight-story, 155,000 sf multi-tenant, Class-A smart office tower situated on top of a 25,000 sf retail podium.

The West Tower is located adjacent to I-275 as well as the lakeside park, and is surrounded by outdoor gathering spaces that create an iconic entry to this new mixed-use development. The office tower provides both public and private access to the building with an elevated walkway from the main parking deck directly into the office tower, but also accommodates ride-share drop offs and retail activity on the ground level.

The clean glass sail wall on the north façade pays homage to the maritime industry, while the southern façade uses punched openings with shading strategies for solar mitigation. The common spaces within the office tower are created to be active environments that enhance a collaborative workplace, by merging office space with a hospitalitydriven atmosphere.

The building uses quality design strategies to provide open columnfree floor plates and large volume retail spaces with natural light.

LEED Certified, the West Tower reflects the client’s commitment to sustainability.

AREA + ATTRIBUTES - 225,000 sf - Lobby, retail and office

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1072 WEST PEACHTREE Atlanta | Georgia

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At 60-stories, the new 1072 West Peachtree tower will soar over Atlanta as the fourth-tallest building in the city. The project is comprised of 250,000 sf of Class A office space, 350 residential units, 10,000 sf of retail that will serve both the general public and building occupants and an eight-story parking deck – all housed on a densely-stacked, 50,000 sf site in Midtown.

Given the significant footprint of the program, energy efficient, sustainable principles will also inform the design of the new 1072 West Peachtree tower. To enhance the street level experience of 1072 West Peachtree in the 24/7 live/work/ play environment of Atlanta’s Midtown district, the 850-space parking structure will be screened from public view by a street-facing ‘liner’ of creative loft duplex apartments.

Additionally, a highly innovative reinterpretation of this project’s residential program maximizes the occupant experience. Holding eight residential units per floor, the slender residential tower’s unique pinwheel configuration guarantees that each unit has at least two cardinal views. This transformative mixed-use development will bring continued energy to Midtown through a vibrant, iconic, contextually sensitive design.

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AREA + ATTRIBUTES - 50,000 sf site - 350 residential units - 250,000 sf Class A office - 10,000 sf retail

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WALDO’S MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT Atlanta | Georgia

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With forms responding to the site and a design reflective of the transitional context, Waldo’s is a mixed-use development driven by its connection to the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood of Atlanta. The project includes a bold new hotel concept, townhomes and office programming, and incorporates mass timber construction.

Unique in its vision for shared economy, each programmatic component is in synergy with accessible public spaces, a variety of food and beverage offerings, co-working and event spaces all surrounding a common courtyard.

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AREA + ATTRIBUTES - 1.5 acres - 200,000 sf - 120,000 sf, six levels office - 147 key hotel - 10,00 sf retail / food and beverage - 10 townhomes (1,700 sf each) - Two level below grade parking – 275 cars with valet, ride share and self-park - Central courtyard

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CENTENNIAL YARDS, THE MITCHELL AND HOTEL PHOENIX Atlanta | Georgia

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AREA + ATTRIBUTES - 291 key hotel - 300 apartments - 4,900 sf retail / restaurant

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As the first two towers of the transformative Centennial Yards development, the hotel and the residential tower share design cues inspired by the context. The site of the project is the Gulch, a term that reflects Atlanta’s origin story with the intersection of America’s pioneer railroads – ultimately supplanted by the automobile with an elevated network of roadways that now criss-cross the largely abandoned railyards below. The sweeping geometries of railyards and viaducts have created dynamic site geometries that carry through the building’s forms. Big leaning V columns evoke an engineered architecture sensibility often seen in the great rail traditions of Europe and America.

The buildings also feature angular and muscular qualities inspired by neighboring State Farm Arena and Mercedes-Benz Stadium, home of Atlanta’s professional soccer, football and basketball teams.

Taking advantage of the unique conditions of the Gulch, parking and building services are located below street level, interconnecting both buildings. This allows the public areas including a mix of retail, restaurant and lobby elements to engage the sidewalk and an urban plaza created along the intersection of Centennial Olympic Boulevard and MLK Jr. Drive. Rising 18 stories from this level, the building’s transparent lower levels reveal bold expressions of the concrete structure and are detailed with brick and warm wood tones.

The tower’s expansive windows at hotel and residential units take advantage of the commanding views in all directions.

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12TH AND WEST PEACHTREE STREET Atlanta | Georgia

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Located at a dense site, this project pushes the limits on urban infill while staying under the transitional height plane requirements of one of Atlanta’s oldest neighborhood. As part of a due diligence study for a commercial real-estate brokerage firm, TVS studied the complicated arrangement of program to deliver a project that toed the line between the busy street corridor and the stately residential neighborhood of Ansley Park.

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AREA + ATTRIBUTES - 220,000 sf residential - 15,000 sf retail - 245,000 sf office

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NANJING INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION CENTER Nanjing | China

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The Phase III Expansion of the Nanjing International Exposition Center is the culmination of the ongoing convention district development since the first phase opened in 2008. The 8.2 hectare Phase III site is located at the south side of the Phase I across Jinsha River West Road and offers a dramatic grand lobby on Jiang Dong Avenue. A secondary lobby serves the recently completed development to the west of the site designed by Zaha Hadid. This new expansion totals 236,000 sm and features a 50,000 sm exhibition hall and a 14,600 sm merchandise mart as program complements to the original Phase I campus.

Separated from the exhibition hall by a pedestrian laneway are three high rise office/hotel towers atop a podium with 21,200 sm of retail and entertainment venues. Phase III boasts a 400 meter long pedestrian laneway between the exhibition hall and south podium that realizes an urban design goal for the greater Hexi District of a comprehensive system of separate, dedicated pedestrian environments. The laneway provides a dynamic offering of retail and entertainment venues in service to exhibition attendees and residents of Hexi.

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AREA + ATTRIBUTES - 120 acres - 110,000 sm multi-hall exposition center - 75,000 sm column free exhibit space - 30,000 sm outdoor exhibition space - 33,000 sm free-standing center with: 27 meeting rooms, junior ballroom, grand ballroom - 800 seat plenary hall - 300,000 sm office, hotel, retail, and exhibition space

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OVERTOWN MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT Miami | Florida

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Located adjacent to the Culmer metro station, the building’s shape is obliquely bent to maximize its extent across the site and create a connection to the transit station. The west end becomes defined by the sharp corner and parallel street frontage to NW 8th Street Rd while the east end steps and offsets orthogonally.

Setbacks at either end of the building push the upper floors inward creating the opportunity for rooftop amenity spaces.

Pulling inspiration from the surrounding architecture of the Miami area, strategically placed accent materials against a white backdrop highlight the unique shape of this building and provide multiple options for public art murals. A frame of perforated metal panels accents each end and breaks up the overall mass of the building.

Functioning as a screen wall for rooftop mechanical and a guardrail for exterior balconies, the west accent provides a frame for a public art mural opportunity while reflecting the blue tones of the sky. The east accent serves as a shading element and a guardrail for the rooftop sky lounge.

A third accent wraps the parking podium on four sides as a perforated screen wall. Dynamic in form and vibrant in color, this porous façade brings movement to the ground plane as it frames street level retail economic opportunity and ground-level gathering spaces. As it transitions to the main entry, the screen wall blends into a feature art wall of the multi-height lobby.

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AREA + ATTRIBUTES - 352,750 SF total SF - 159,150 SF net residential - 230 units - 11,560 SF retail - 460 parking spaces

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CHURCH AND MINT Charlotte | North Carolina

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AREA + ATTRIBUTES - Three acres - Multifamily, office and retail

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EAST POINT COMMONS East Point | Georgia

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East Point Commons is a mixed-use project at the core of the City of East Point. The project features more than 300 residential units, both market rate and affordable, and includes retail, restaurants, a library, grocery store and community gathering spaces. This transitadjacent development ties the center of the city together and engages transit and the PATH multi-model pedestrian route to engage the city and create a destination for the community of East Point.

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AREA + ATTRIBUTES - 325 Units - Total six Stories: four-story Type 3 construction over two-story Type 1 parking deck podium - 481 parking spaces - Coworking lounge - Elevated pool deck - Pool clubroom - Fitness center - Rooftop deck

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500 NORTH AVENUE, CONCEPT DESIGN Atlanta | Georgia

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Located within the Beltline Overlay along the popular East Side Trail, 500 North Avenue represents an innovative repackaging of office space designed to attract a young labor force that values connectivity, sustainability and a unique urban experience.

Three concept designs were developed for this project.

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PIEDMONT CENTER Atlanta | Georgia

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AREA + ATTRIBUTES - 291 key hotel - 300 apartments - 4,900 sf retail / restaurant

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The retail village at Piedmont Center was designed to unlock the potential of a 45-acre site office park surrounded by surface and structured parking. TVS’ job was to guide a transformation to reposition the traditional office park experience into a thriving mixeduse center. Focusing on the fragmented, disparate nature of the existing buildings, TVS proposed a design solution that will begin to stitch together the campus in a way that created synergies among the uses.

Connectivity within the campus and a re-connection with the surrounding neighborhood reinforced by the creation of a large centralized, experiential retail environment transformed the relationship between buildings internally and redefined the image of the development to the rest of the adjacent community.

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Kenneth Cowart, AIA, is a Principal at TVS with more than 25 years of architectural design experience. In this role, Ken is part of the leadership team driving the firm’s growth in the Florida market. Ken’s broad expertise is rooted in practical forward-thinking design and a user-focused approach, focusing on both a building’s intended use and opportunities for an enhanced experience. His career spans a wide and diverse range of projects, from some of the country’s most exciting theme park attractions, landmark city parks, institutional buildings, restaurants and mixed-use urban centers. As a LEED certified professional, Ken’s sustainable design portfolio focuses on both building and historic renovations, as well as the repurposing of existing spaces. Much of his work has gone on to win multiple local, state and national awards.

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Ken Cowart Principal AIA kcowart@tvsdesign.com 813 727 2217

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