- 56,000 SF, 5 stories
- Steel structure
- Brick, stone, composite metal panel and aluminum curtain wall exterior
finishes
Client: Third Street Properties, LLC
The main idea behind this facade was the contrasting architectural ideas found
in downtown Wilmington. On the one hand, there is the old city and many historic
structures that tell a story about the Wilmington of the past. There also exists a
Wilmington that is looking to the future as more buildings and people come to
downtown and influence the dialogue. This conversation is heated and lively, but
it creates a dynamic interest, nonetheless. The south and west facades relate
and fit in with the historic fabric of the city while the north and east facades, clad in
glass, grey brick and metal, look to the future.
1001 Military Cutoff Road Office Building
Wilmington, North Carolina
Wilmington, North Carolina
- 75,000 SF, 3 stories
- Steel structure
- Brick, stone and pre-cast concrete exterior finishes
Client: TriCoast Properties, LLC
This building is located directly across from the popular Mayfaire shopping center.
The client’s mandate was that this building be modeled after classical motifs. The
design attempted to incorporate classical elements while at the same time creating
clean crisp lines along the building. One unique feature is three large exterior
balconies that provide ample outdoor space for second and third floor tenants.
Tenants comprise a retail bank including a drive-thru, the largest real estate agency
in the region, Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Realty, and a furniture manufacturer’s
corporate headquarters. The building was completely leased shortly after
construction was completed. Mark was also the project manager for several of the
tenant fit-ups, including Sea Coast Realty. Architectural design input contributed by
Jesse Brumfield and Michael Mesnard. Design, construction documents and
construction administration work completed while Mark was employed with Cline
Design Associates.
Royal Oak Charcoal International Headquarters
Roswell, Georgia
Roswell, Georgia
1999 AIA GEORGIA MERIT AWARD WINNER
Client: Royal Oak Charcoal Company
The client for this headquarters office requested private
interior garage parking for executives. The design also
included a large exterior balcony for employee breaks
and a large covered drop off for visitors. The
architectural design team consisted of Eric Anderson,
Haroun Homayun and Mark Loudermilk. Design and
construction documents work completed while Mark
was employed with Leo A. Daly.
- 75,000 SF, 3 stories
- Steel structure
- Hand-cut stacked stone, composite metal
panel and aluminum curtain wall exterior
finishes
Client: Royal Oak Charcoal Company
The client for this headquarters office requested private
interior garage parking for executives. The design also
included a large exterior balcony for employee breaks
and a large covered drop off for visitors. The
architectural design team consisted of Eric Anderson,
Haroun Homayun and Mark Loudermilk. Design and
construction documents work completed while Mark
was employed with Leo A. Daly.
Marketplace Office Buildings A & B
Wilmington, North Carolina
Wilmington, North Carolina
- 30,000 SF x 2
buildings, 2 stories - Steel structure
- Brick veneer exterior
finish
Client: Private Developer
These two identical buildings
were designed as class B
office space. The first building
provided a home for the newly-
created Water & Sewer
Authority of Wilmington as well
as space for the Infranet office
communications company.
Design, construction
documents and construction
administration work
completed while Mark was
employed with Cline Design
Associates.
Site plan drawing by Cline Design Landscape
The design team also made a priority out of saving two large, beautiful live oak
trees located on the north end of this narrow site.
trees located on the north end of this narrow site.
Originally designed as an
eight story building with
three floors of condominium
units, the owner instructed a
redesign as the housing
market began to wane in
late 2007. The new
program simply removed
the top three floors of
residential units, but
created a challenge to the
design team to rethink the
building no longer as a
vertical mass, but as a
more linear, horizontal one.
The ground floor will house
the Bank of America retail
banking portion including
drive-thru teller windows.
The 2nd-5th floors will
house leasable office
space that will provide
outstanding views to the
Cape Fear River and of
historic downtown
Wilmington. Architectural
design input contributed by
Jesse Brumfield, John
Felton, Andrew Iatridis, Kent
Harmon, Michael Mesnard
and Jaime Smith. Design,
construction documents and
construction administration
work completed while Mark
was employed with Cline
Design Associates.
eight story building with
three floors of condominium
units, the owner instructed a
redesign as the housing
market began to wane in
late 2007. The new
program simply removed
the top three floors of
residential units, but
created a challenge to the
design team to rethink the
building no longer as a
vertical mass, but as a
more linear, horizontal one.
The ground floor will house
the Bank of America retail
banking portion including
drive-thru teller windows.
The 2nd-5th floors will
house leasable office
space that will provide
outstanding views to the
Cape Fear River and of
historic downtown
Wilmington. Architectural
design input contributed by
Jesse Brumfield, John
Felton, Andrew Iatridis, Kent
Harmon, Michael Mesnard
and Jaime Smith. Design,
construction documents and
construction administration
work completed while Mark
was employed with Cline
Design Associates.
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