Bailey’s Fine Jewelry at Fenton
Bailey’s Fine Jewelry at Fenton
Services:
Interior Design
Location:
Cary, NC
Family owned and operated since its founding in 1948, Bailey’s Fine Jewelry is the destination for many in eastern North Carolina with 5 locations and a studio in the Los Angeles diamond district. It’s first new store in over 10 years, the Fenton location showcases a modern feel with sleek finishes and is filled with the best selection of fine and designer jewelry, and diamonds in the area.
Bailey’s has a history of engaging their staff to be the most approachable part of the experience and this new concept at Fenton will enhance their goals. They now have a bright, light filled, open concept to enhance the emotional connection they have with their clientele.
The store is also outfitted with a state-of-the-art workshop which allows Bailey’s to offer in-house repair and custom design needs. It also includes a private shopping space with its own entrance to accommodate patrons who desire a more discreet shopping experience.
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Brookside Retail Building
Brookside Retail Building
Architecture for a ground up multitenant commercial building; including a dental interior fit up.
SERVICES
Architecture
Interior Design
LOCATION
Hillsborough, NC
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The doctors wanted a fresh space for their first office that matched their fun personalities and modern yet welcoming style. Having a calming patient experience was very important to our clients, and we created a clean and relaxing home-like atmosphere to help them meet their goals.
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Wendell Falls Treelight Square
Wendell Falls Treelight Square
310ai developed the rendering and graphics to bring this residential and retail development alive.
SERVICES
Master Planning
Experience
LOCATION
Wendell, NC
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RiverLights
This commercial development of retail, restaurants, grocer and office uses spans over 35 acres and includes approximately 122,000 SF of buildings. The overall intent is to create a “river” based development that contrasts itself with the nearby “marina” or coastal commercial development. The three major components of the master plan that were created are a “main street”, “entertainment district” and “specialty riverfront restaurant” area.
SERVICES
Master Planning
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SIZE
35 Acres
LOCATION
Wilmington, NC
This retail development was distinguished by three different areas of focus: feature retail, main street retail, and waterfront retail.
Craften Food Hall
A new food hall concept that fuses together the service of restaurants with several food vendors. Craften reimagines the social environment and will allow customers to spend more time with friends rather than waiting in line.
SERVICES
Architecture
Interior Design
Experience Design
SIZE
3,000SF
LOCATION
Knightdale, NC
PUBLICATIONS
Raleigh Magazine
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Craften reinvents the food hall experience in tertiary markets.
We’ve all been there. You’re going out to eat at a food hall with a group of friends or family—one of you wants tacos; another wants pizza; you want a salad. You’ll all wait in separate lines for different periods of time (could be five minutes, could be 15 minutes) to place your orders, then meet back at your table; sit down and chat for a few minutes; then all go back and get your food. In about an hour, you’ve spent more time waiting in line than having actual conversation. But what if it didn’t have to be that way? ......
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Part food hall, part restaurant, Craften may be coming to a Triangle suburb near you
Coming out of the pandemic, restaurants are at a crossroads. The last year has asked questions of delivery and takeout, tipping and labor, downtowns and suburbs and what exactly it means to be a restaurant.
With something of a food hall hybrid, a new concept aims to rethink what a food hall is and where we’re likely to find them.
Craften, a name combining the words “craft” and “kitchen,” is that hybrid, taking the vendors of food halls to the sit-down model of restaurants. It’s the creation of co-owners Kip Downer and Max Trujillo, and they plan to open two locations in the next two years......
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Raleigh firm envisions food hall concept for Knightdale, JoCo and beyond
Coming out of the pandemic, restaurants are at a crossroads. The last year has asked questions of delivery and takeout, tipping and labor, downtowns and suburbs and what exactly it means to be a restaurant.
With something of a food hall hybrid, a new concept aims to rethink what a food hall is and where we’re likely to find them.
Food halls are gaining steam across the country, and a local group wants to expand the concept to smaller towns in the Triangle.
Raleigh-based Craften plans to bring two locations to the Triangle with a Knightdale spot eyeing an opening around Halloween or November and another locale in Clayton planning to open next spring......
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