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Through the thorough design of the architectural partner, a raised decorative screening was constructed at the top of the office building to obscure rooftop mechanical equipment and provide a clean, sophisticated aesthetic to the Horseshoe space.
The core and shell consist of structural steel and concrete with a masonry and storefront exterior. The lobby’s interiors feature antique décor, locally sourced brick, and custom woodwork, with a connecting Paso walkway featuring a wood-paneled ceiling, custom pavers, and specialty lighting.
At the center of Horseshoe, the team constructed a large, terraced courtyard with multiple seating areas, sun shade sails, and fire pits. Together with the surrounding buildings, this space forms a “U” shape, inspiring the name “Horseshoe.” Adding vibrancy to this “Downtown” destination are striking outdoor murals crafted by local artisans.

In my career, I have been responsible for construction of more than 40 buildings in New York, Boston, Atlanta, Baltimore and the Triangle markets. I would rank Choate at the top percentile of firms (and teams) with whom I have worked.
Scott Levitan, President and CEO, Research Triangle Foundation of North Carolina

This 315,000-square-foot, multipurpose parking deck features a durable precast concrete structure with architectural metal panels and accommodates more than 1,000 vehicles. A large, flat metal-panel façade facing the community gathering areas doubles as a projection screen for outdoor movie nights or as a high-visibility surface for digital projections and event advertising, transforming the garage into an engaging community asset.
