Jefferson Village Building E
Greensboro, North Carolina
  • 50,000 SF, 1 story
  • CMU & steel structure
  • Brick and EIFS exterior finishes

Client: Zimmer Development Company

The project consisted of completing a huge retail development - a mini-life style
center.  The owner asked our team to design the final building of the center with the
requirement that it match the rest of the complex.  The design team used similar EIFS
hues, brick types and patterns to achieve this goal.  Mark was also the project
manager for the Books A Million fit-up.  Design input contributed by Becky Buckley.
Design, construction documents and construction administration work completed
while Mark was employed with Cline Design Associates.
Long Leaf Mall Exterior Rehabilitation
Wilmington, North Carolina
  • 1 story
  • Steel structure
  • Brick and masonry stucco exterior finishes

Client: Zimmer Development Company

This challenging project required the redesign for the facade of a 1970’s era retail
building that included a theater space, while at the same time maintaining business
operations for three existing tenants.  The first decision made was to remove the
unsightly canopy off the front wall and replace it with canvas awnings.  The old
theater space will be converted into space for an urgent care center (designed by
others). Design and construction documents work completed while Mark was
employed with Cline Design Associates.
Colored elevation drawing by Becky Buckley & Jaime Smith
"Before"
Stokley Centre Building 2
Wilmington, North Carolina
  • 7,000 SF, 1 story
  • Steel structure
  • Synthetic stacked stone, masonry stucco and translucent wall panel
    system exterior finishes

Client: Private Developer

Designed as a 7,000 SF retail building, this project was to be located along the
main corridor between Wrightsville Beach and historic downtown Wilmington: busy,
car-oriented Market Street.  The main tenant was to be Starbuck’s Coffee and the
building design included coordination with their drive-thru requirements.  The
design featured exposed steel columns, a corrugated and perforated stainless
steel canopy and translucent wall panels. Design and construction documents work
completed while Mark was employed with Cline Design Associates.
Early design sketch
© 2010 proVision architecture, pllc
Studio VII
Wilmington, North Carolina
  • 2,800 SF, 1 story
  • Tenant alteration located at Independence Mall
  • Construction to be completed August 2010

Client: Studio VII

The existing mall tenant presently owns a piercing salon but wanted to expand to
include tattooing services to its customers.  Leasing a vacant and immediately
adjacent space, the owners' desire was to create an opening in the existing space
to connect the two functions.  Once opened, the shop will be the first of its kind to be
located at Independence Mall.

The front of the store will serve as merchandising space for clothing and will contain
two small changing rooms.  At the rear of the store, four artist stations will be
located on a small platform, separated from the merchandise area by a low
translucent wall.  Patrons will be able to select art work from four large, touch-
screen computers.  An employee lounge and instrument cleaning station will be
constructed behind the public areas.
The Firebelly Lounge
Wilmington, North Carolina
  • 3,300 SF, 1 story
  • Steel, Hardi-board siding & metal
    roofing

Client: Dr. Gerald Hardison

An existing restaurant and bar located in the
heart of historic downtown, the tenants were
under pressure from the county health
department to expand their kitchen space.  
In the process of creating kitchen space, an
existing outdoor bar was redesigned to
better accommodate views to the Cape
Fear River and to include space for patrons
requiring accessible seating at the bar.
    Before
The Blue Marlin Restaurant Interior Fire Restoration
Columbia, South Carolina
  • 2,800 SF, 1 story
  • Existing load-bearing
    masonry walls and wood
    structure

Client: The Blue Marlin

This building is found on the National
Register of Historic Places having
been originally constructed in 1910
as a train depot.  The interior had
recently been completely damaged
by fire.  The design team was called
in to design a total renovation while
meeting the historic committee's
stringent requirements.  The concept
that followed was to expose the
original load-bearing masonry walls
and to replicate what had once been
a gorgeous wood ceiling.  Design,
construction documents and
construction administration work
completed while Mark was employed
by TVS & Associates.
" Love the new look after the
fire!  Wow, what a change for the
better.  More comfort, more
sophisticated, and love the view
into the kitchen. "

Quote from an online restaurant reviewer
Ceiling plan
Before
Hyatt Panama
Panama City, Republic of Panama
  • 20 stories
  • Post-tensioned
    concrete structure

Client: Hyatt International

This project included a
parking deck, an in-house
casino, 15 floors of hotel
rooms and a top-floor
restaurant that would have
offered expansive views of
the Pacific Ocean.  The
project was completed
through design
development and then
placed permanently on
hold by the client. Design
team consisted of Behr
Champana, Manny
Dominguez, Juliette Dubos-
Fiessinger and Mark
Loudermilk.  Design work
completed while Mark was
employed with TVS &
Associates.
Floor plan
Prototype Coffee Shop
Anywhere, US
  • 1 story
  • 1,500 sf Tenant fitup

Occupancy type: Mercantile

Client: Private corporation

In an effort to win a prominent regional coffee franchiser as a client, proVision
worked on a prototype design for their stores and built a full 3D model with which to
present our ideas.  We are confident that our efforts will be rewarded as the
economy turns around and new franchise stores begin to open again.