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"Slated to open later this fall, the project will add 16,000 square feet of dedicated outdoor recreation space and include a pair of academic classrooms, boat and equipment storage, adventure trip rentals and a covered outdoor patio overlooking Lake Hartwell ... Combined with architect Cooper Carry’s steel beam design, the facility has taken on the hybrid look university officials were aiming for since the onset of the project."... Read More

"Cuadro 44’s design will be at the hands of Ray Chung, Director of Design for The Johnson Studio at Cooper Carry, an innovative architectural and design firm known for creating revolutionary restaurant spaces around the globe."... Read More

"Walking into Atlas Tavern’s forthcoming addition, a massive greenhouse space set to open this July, feels like stepping into an enchanted forest. Lush greenery is met with colorful decor and lighting that feels almost surreal. Located in the heart of Buckhead and connected to the indoor dining room in the St. Regis hotel in Atlanta, the space comes from the Johnson Studio at Cooper Carry."... Read More

"Cooper Carry master planned and is the architect of record of 725 Ponce, an innovative 360,000 square foot office tower over a new 60,000 square foot new Kroger, featuring modern industrial architecture, Class-A amenities, and public art."... Read More

"Cooper Carry architect Steve Smith notes that building urban schools, especially high schools, is challenging for school districts, since they typically require 30 to 40 acres for sports and other activities. It can be difficult to assemble that much land in an urban environment. His firm redesigned a 56-acre IBM campus, with an 11-story, 507,093-sq.h-ft. office tower in Atlanta, as North Atlanta High School."... Read More

"The project would include a 12-story, 200-room Dream Hotel, a lifestyle brand from NY-based Dream Hotel Group LLC … Another story would have around 50 residences. Amenities would include a spa and wellness concept, and dining and nightlife venues such as a 17,000-square-foot rooftop bar and lounge … Atlanta's Cooper Carry is the architect."... Read More

"Architecture firm Cooper Carry has completed more than a dozen projects for law firm Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP, including the $10 million remodel of its Atlanta headquarters and a $4.3 million fit-out of its New York office in the historic Grace building in New York City. But Cooper Carry principal Brian Parker might be most proud of the design work the firm did when working with Kilpatrick Townsend to convert a 3,148-square-foot library space at 1100 Peachtree in Midtown Atlanta into a hub where employees could gather, collaborate and drink awesome coffee." ... Read More

"The redevelopment would partially demolish the hotel to make way for a new 13-story, 446-key hotel and a pair of 16-story plus-penthouse residential buildings totaling 451 units. Maurice Walters Architects is the master architect and the west residential building architect, while Handel Architects is the east residential building architect and Cooper Carry is the hotel architect."... Read More

"Radical Innovation, a competition and year-round community that challenges designers, hoteliers, and students to pioneer compelling ideas in travel and hospitality, has announced the finalists for its 13th annual edition: Infinite Explorer by SB Architects, Volumetric High-Rise Modular Hotel by Danny Forster & Architecture, and Connectic by Cooper Carry. The finalists were selected by a jury of hospitality and design experts based on creativity and design, as well as their potential feasibility and ability to impact the industry. This year, the jury weighed nearly 50 entries submitted from more than 20 countries."... Read More

"Some of Reis’ noteworthy recent projects include Capitol View, a 32-acre, mixed-use urban district in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee connected to the Nashville Greenway; and Eastern Wharf, a walkable, 56-acre gathering place with abundant green space, modern residential, office, retail, restaurants and a luxury hotel coming to the riverfront in Savannah, Georgia."... Read More

"The $230 million, Cooper Carry-designed project includes a dual-branded, 4-star hotel with two levels of underground parking and more than 200 apartments. The hotel component comprises a 357-room Courtyard by Marriott hotel and a 147-room Residence Inn. The apartment component, dubbed The Lurgan, includes 203 units available in studio, one-, and two-bedroom layouts. Additionally, the development includes 3,000 sf of ground-floor retail, 4,000 sf of rooftop amenities, and 10,000 sf of shared meeting space."... Read More

"Block E, anchored by two 65,000-square-foot leases—one with HealthStream, the other with WeWork—additionally contains 24,000 square feet of retail at the ground floor. The building’s amenities include a conference room, shower and locker facilities and a terrace on the fourth floor. The property is connected to a parking garage with approximately 1,200 spaces. The structure was designed to achieve LEED certification by Cooper Carry, with Flow Construction acting as the general contractor."... Read More

"... the hotel appears to be delivering on its promise. The number of citywide conventions — defined as any meeting that brings in more than 2,500 room-nights at its peak — has been up consistently since the hotel opened. The tax revenue associated with the $172 million of tax increment financing has exceeded projections for each of the years since the hotel’s opening."... Read More

"Slated to open in 2021, the 237-room, 14-floor Conrad Nashville will be located in one of the two towers at Broadwest, a new $540 million mixed-use community. Propst and Chartwell will co-own the Conrad Nashville together. The developers have picked Cooper Carry as the design firm, Hoar Construction as the general contractor and Champalimaud Design as the interior designer."... Read More

“The marquee element of this project is the glass-backed bar that enlivens the main restaurant seating areas, giving the space an open and airy feel,” Jernigan added.... Read More