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New York Hatters
Wilmington, North Carolina

2008 MULTI-FAMILY EXECUTIVE MAGAZINE
PROJECT OF THE YEAR, LOW-RISE CATEGORY

2008 WILMINGTON PARADE OF HOMES GOLD WINNER

9,000 SF, 3 stories
ICF, CMU, wood & steel structure
Brick, stone and masonry stucco exterior finishes

Occupancy types: Business & Residential

Client: Plantation Building Corporation

Click here to see a YouTube slide show of the building construction

This project faced the challenges of squeezing into a tiny downtown infill
lot, an owner requirement of no elevator, and fitting four units per floor into
a small footprint. The exterior walls were constructed of insulated concrete
forms (ICF) providing huge energy savings to the unit owners. The ground
floor houses a 1,500 SF office space as well as a residential unit to meet
the federal Fair Housing Act. Design, construction documents and
construction administration work completed while Mark was employed with
Cline Design Associates.

Interior design of finishes
provided by
Plantation Building Corporation

Henry County Administration Building
McDonough, Georgia

2 stories
Steel structure
Brick, composite metal panel and aluminum curtain wall
system exterior finishes

Occupancy types: Assembly & Business

Client: Henry County Government

At the time this project was designed, Henry County was one of
the five fastest-growing counties in the nation. Many of the county
offices and customer service functions were spread throughout
the county. This building was designed to consolidate all of these
functions and to add a new public meeting room. Architectural
design input contributed by Eric Anderson, Haroun Homayun and
Mark Meier. Design and construction documents work completed
while Mark was employed with Leo A. Daly.

Courtyard at Renaissance Park
Wilmington, North Carolina

16,000 SF x 2 buildings,

2 stories

Steel structure
Brick, stone and masonry
stucco exterior finishes

Occupancy types: Assembly
(restaurant), Business & Mercantile

Client: Cape Fear Commercial

These two buildings house three
different occupancy types: Restaurant,
Office & Retail. These buildings were
designed in an Italian villa motif to match
an adjacent shopping center. Mark was
also the project manager and designer
for several of the tenant fit-ups, including
Cape Fear Commercial. Design input
contributed by Michael Mesnard. Design,
construction documents and construction
administration work completed while
Mark was employed with Cline Design
Associates.

Site plan drawing by Cline Design Landscape

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