Design Center Charlotte, a three-building office complex in Charlotte’s South End, has welcomed several new tenants. Resolution Media has taken over 9,259 square feet in the Plaza building, while Core States Group has signed a lease for 2,525 square feet in the Courtyard building. Other tenants include the Charlotte Chess Center & Scholastic Academy and Balfour Beatty. In addition to these newcomers, two local firms have recently leased space here as well, click here

 

THE CHARLOTTE DESIGN AND ITS PROJECTS

Design Center Charlotte has a unique mission: to educate the public about the role of design in shaping the quality of life and advocate for livable cities. Its programs, planning resources, and community engagement services are part of the city’s Urban Design program. To better serve the Charlotte community, it focuses on three main areas: placemaking, urban design, and community engagement.

The Design Center Charlotte also specializes in home entertainment systems and communication products. Many of its products offer high definition video and audio. A VDI/DVI to DVI-D converter, for example, allows customers to connect their home theater systems to their computers. This allows for superior picture quality. Its staff can help customers select the best technology for their needs.

 

The Design District, located in Charlotte’s historic South End, is a 4.5-acre retail district that redefines the modern retail experience. The neighborhood has been booming since the 2000s and has become one of the city’s most desirable neighborhoods for new development. Asana Partners purchased three key properties in the area, including the former Nebel Knitting Mill. Because the Design District’s location is on an urban core, it has ample opportunity to attract new businesses and residents.