Client: Middle Street Partners

Location: Atlanta, GA

Construction: Type I

Awards: AIA-Atlanta Chapter, 2026 Awards for Architectural Distinction Finalist

Located in the heart of Midtown—one block east of iconic Peachtree Street and just a few blocks west of Piedmont Park—The Juniper sets a new standard for urban living in Atlanta. Featuring 510 multi-family residences organized across two towers, this prominent site called for a thoughtful design that honors its visibility from both Piedmont Park and the Peachtree Street corridor. The result is a timeless and inviting building that stands out with its distinct character while feeling perfectly at home in its Midtown context.

The Juniper’s design fosters a vibrant streetscape through a glass and masonry base, anchored by two complementary towers. Adorned with a dynamic pattern of staggered bronze cladding, the towers read as a singular form or two distinct structures depending on your perspective—offering a rich, captivating addition to Midtown's skyline.

Client: Rockefeller Group

Location: Atlanta, GA

Construction: Type I

1072 West Peachtree is a 60-story mixed-use trophy tower in Atlanta featuring boutique office space and inspired residences. Once complete, 1072 West Peachtree will be one of the tallest buildings in Atlanta.

With 60 stories of monumental distinction, 1072 West Peachtree offers a tasteful, inspired, and restorative place to live and work. A luxury spa, concierge, valet, smart building tech and Midtown’s largest outdoor deck make 1072 West Peachtree Atlanta’s most amenitized office building.

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BHA is serving as the Residential Architect, working in collaboration with TVS.

Client: Wood Partners

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type III / Type I

The Beverly defies conventional multi-family logic, showcasing how elevated detailing can seamlessly integrate wood-frame architecture into Buckhead’s curtain-wall skyline.

Comprising 280 units in a five-over-three configuration, the building sits atop a partially subterranean concrete podium that integrates both resident and adjacent LA Fitness parking. Along Piedmont Road, the garage is completely screened by a dramatic two-story lobby and amenity space, while remaining elevations utilize architectural directional louvers to obscure parking from public view.

The main facade features continuous horizontal balconies and rich fenestration detailing that maximizes depth and shadow. Glass railings subtly mirror the sleek reflections of the neighboring Terminus towers. High-contrast white and gray exterior panels juxtaposed with natural wood accents create a warm, textured composition, capped by an undulating roofline that completes its timeless, contemporary aesthetic.

Client: Middle Street Properties

Location: Atlanta, GA

Construction: Type I

Westside Union (located at 400 Bishop St. NW) is a modern multifamily residential development situated along the industrial border of Atlanta’s Loring Heights neighborhood and West Midtown. Developed on previously vacant, railroad-adjacent parcel, the project stands as a prominent urban infill development designed to bridge West Midtown’s industrial heritage with high-density, luxury residential living.

Drawing contextual inspiration from West Midtown’s history of warehouses and rail corridors, the exterior balances structured, urban massing with varied façade textures. Clean architectural lines and expansive fenestrations allow natural daylighting throughout both private residences and common areas.

Client: Toll Brothers Apartment Living

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type I, Type II, Type III

Osprey is a new mixed-use development at the intersection of 10th Street and Howell Mill Road in booming West Midtown. The building boasts the highest elevation in West Midtown, featuring unparallelled panoramic skyline views.

The challenging site includes a combination of construction types: a 12-story Prescient tower over CIP concrete podium, and adjacent precast concrete parking garage lined by wood frame residential units. The wood frame residential liner serves to screen the garage while also providing street-activation.

The design solution strategically separates the parking from the residential footprint, allowing the precast parking to be built at a lower cost than CIP podium parking, while consolidating the residential footprint into tower form to achieve increased height and leverage incredible views.

The prominent Howell Mill facade features a thoughtfully-detailed brick mass with oversized windows and inset balconies, a nod to the historically industrial context, while the courtyard facade takes a more playful approach with staggered balconies creating interesting shadow patterns.

Client: Middle Street Properties

Location: Chattanooga, TN

Construction: Type III / Type I

Client: RangeWater

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type V

Maverick is a multifamily development anchoring the intersection of Milton Ave and the Beltline’s Southside Trail in the Peoplestown neighborhood of Atlanta.

The site plan is organized to create an active, urban building edge along the entirety of Milton Ave and the Beltline frontage, with structured slip-deck parking centrally located to reduce visibility from the public. The public-facing buildings feature undulating facades of brick, metal and fiber cement, with massing steps providing a scale transition from Milton Ave and the Southside Trail toward the residential core of the neighborhood.

Amenities include a pool, fitness center and convenient access to the adjacent Atlanta Beltline.

Client: Avila Development

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type V / Type I

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The Argos is a new a community at the intersection of Ormewood Park and Grant Park, with frontage along Berne Street, Killian Street, and the Beltline East Side trail. The development blends seamlessly with the Craftsman houses of the adjacent intown neighborhood, despite being 4-stories and 5-stories in height. The creative use of horizonatl roof projections, cedar brackets, and an undulating roof line help bring the overall building scale down.

The project features a more commercial expression at the intersection of the Beltline and Killian Street, with a concrete podium structure maximizing the ceiling heights and column spans for an open, airy leasing and amenity space.

Client: Wood Partners

Location: Nashville, Tennessee

Construction: Type V

Located in Metro Center adjacent the Cumberland River, Alta River is a new multifamily development by Wood Partners. With frontage along the Cumberland River Greenway, the development is just a short walk or bike ride from the heart of Germantown.

The architectural character references the site’s the industrial context as well as its river adjacency. The buildings feature an iconic roofline, layering of large forms, and careful composition of materials and fenestration resulting in a exciting new apartment community that feels right at home along the banks of the Cumberland River.

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Client: Toll Brothers Apartment Living

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Designed by Brock Hudgins Architects, 1018 W. Peachtree Street is a high-density, dual-tower development in the heart of Midtown Atlanta. Totaling 1.1 million square feet, the project features two distinct architectural forms grounded by a nine-story shared concrete parking structure spanning the block between Spring Street and W. Peachtree Street.

The parking base is activated on both urban edges, anchored by ground-floor retail on the North and lined with student housing units above street-level lobby and retail on the South. A public east-west pedestrian alley, featuring local street art, improves neighborhood connectivity.

Kinetic (Student Housing): Designed to accommodate local students - primarily those at neighboring Georgia Tech, this tower features dynamic, playful massing with a series of staggered blocks facing campus to the West.

Momentum (Market-Rate): Rising 36 stories as the taller, sleeker tower, Momentum presents itself as a refined glass-and-metal facade. Thoughtfully detailed metal panel highlights its verticality, culminating in top-tier amenity decks, recessed courtyards, and a rooftop pool deck offering incredible views of the Downtown and Midtown skylines.

By using contrasting facade treatments—textured stucco treatment on one tower and continuous glass and metal paneling on the other—the development visually distinguishes its dual residential programs while creating a cohesive, modern gateway for the Midtown skyline.

BHA served as the Design Architect, working in collaboration with WDG.

Name: The Lumberyard

Client: Wilco Real Estate, Inc.

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type I

Awards: Atlanta Urban Design Commission 2001 Award for Adaptive Use; Georgia AIA Award of Merit for Adaptive Use.

Located in the Chattahoochee Industrial District, the Lumberyards is a conversion of an existing 1961 building supply and manufacturing warehouse into a creative office and restaurant community.

New courtyards were sliced through the shell, creating three buildings that look onto open, planted courtyards. A colorful yet restrained palette of industrial materials used for new infill balances the straightforward character of the existing concrete floors and red brick perimeter walls.

The project received the Atlanta Urban Design Commission 2001 Award for Adaptive Use and a Georgia AIA Award of Merit for Adaptive Use. The Georgia AIA design jury commended the project for its intent to create an internal circulation space with the scale and interest of an urban streetscape.

www.1425ellsworth.com 

Images courtesy of Lord Aeck Sargent.

Client: Alliance Residential Company

Location: Nashville, Tennessee

Construction: Type III

Broadstone Stockyards is an urban infill multifamily development, located just South of the Germantown neighborhood in Downtown Nashville. The development includes three buildings organized across two blocks, connected by a pedestrian bridge spanning Stockyard Street.

The 1920’s era Nashville Union Stockyards building anchors the corner of 2nd Ave and Stockyard St. Once the home livestock trading businesses, the building was repurposed to create unique 2-story residential units, thoughtfully crafted interior amenity spaces, and exterior pool cabana rooms overlooking the new pool terrace.

The new multifamily buildings provide an urban edge along all frontages, activating two full blocks bound by 2nd Ave and 3rd Ave to the East/West and the Greenway to the North. The development is bisected by Stockyard Street with pedestrian bridge providing secure access across the right-of-way.

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Client: Alliance Residential Company

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type III

Broadstone Pullman is the first multifamily development on the campus of the Pullman Yards District located in the Kirkwood neighborhood of Atlanta. The site plan has been organized to create smaller blocks, with a network of internal streets and a building arrangement that hides the surface parking from public view. The concentration of parking to the Eastern portion of the site allows for the potential of future development of this area. The alignment and spacing of the buildings creates a noticeable rhythm that recalls the utilitarian nature of industrial campuses. The building fronting Rogers Street engages the public ROW with stoops providing direct sidewalk access to street-level units.

The buildings feature heavy masonry walls as bookends to subtly reference the masonry detail and texture of the historic Pullman Yard structures. Building fenestration is organized to create a very repetitive and deliberate rhythm across the façade, recalling the rhythmic punched opens found in most industrial architecture. The broken parapet and undulating roofline provides massing relief while the monoslope roof references the low-slope roofs commonly found in industrial architecture, including the historic buildings of Pullman Yards.

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Client: Wood Partners

Location: Nashville, Tennessee

Construction: Type V

The Station is a 302-unit apartment community located on E. Trinity in East Nashville. The development features the adaptive reuse of two existing buildings fronting E. Trinity - an old gas station and a bow truss warehouse building. These repurposed buildings will serve as the leasing lobby with mail and package center, pool clubroom, and fitness center.

The new residential buildings are thoughtfully composed to compliment the unique adaptive reuse buildings while providing a fresh take on multifamily design, resulting in a perfect fit for this eclectic neighborhood.

Resident parking is provided in a precast slip-deck garage, benched into the existing grade to minimize the visual impact to residents and the public.

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Client: AG Rhodes

Location: Marietta, GA

Construction: Type II

Centrally located in Marietta, this newly-transformed A.G. Rhodes Marietta community with senior rehabilitation services offers all private rooms for 130 individuals, a brand new skilled nursing and memory care building, an innovative rehabilitation facility, and a lush courtyard and outdoor area for residents and their families.

Client: Wood Partners

Location: Nashville, Tennessee

Construction: Type V

Alta Union is a 284-unit apartment community in The Nations, a vibrant, revitalizing neighborhood in West Nashville. The development engages Centennial Boulevard, creating a commercial expression of layered materials and textures for a thoughtful pedestrian experience. The architectural language of the buildings takes its cues from the surrounding industrial context, featuring an undulating roofline, expressed structural steel elements, and variegated color palette. The combination of these ideas and materials creates a modern urban industrial complex tied directly to its roots.

Other features include a pool courtyard, 1,600 sf of rooftop terraces, and 7,500 sf of indoor amenity space.

Client: Alliance Residential Company

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type III

Awards: AIA-Atlanta Chapter, 2019 Residential Design Honor Award. aiaatl.org/design-award

Broadstone Yards is a 275-unit apartment community located in West Midtown adjacent to Westside Provisions, the center of gravity for the vibrant Westside neighborhoods and a destination of design-focused galleries, showrooms, restaurants and shops. In spite of this central location, the site is challenged by having no street frontage and limited visibility, the only access being from a private drive into the back of the property. Brock Hudgins Architects solved this design challenge by using simple building forms, details and materials except in three specific locations, where the use of over-sized trusses, catwalks, columns and beams bring the project into focus and render it memorable, while paying homage to the sites industrial past.

Other features include multiple courtyards and terraces, a pool, fitness center and clubroom. Secured parking is provided in a 400-car pre-cast parking deck.

In collaboration with Lord Aeck Sargent.

Client: Middle Street Partners

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type III / Type I

1015 Boulevard is a mixed-use community located at the intersection of Boulevard and the Atlanta Beltline’s Southside Trail, marking the Southern entrance to the historic Grant Park neighborhood.

The 323-unit building presents a nicely articulated, six-story front to the Southside Trail, featuring deep balconies providing large outdoor living spaces for residents. 6,000 sf of street-level retail and restaurant space provides an urban edge to both the Beltline and Boulevard, while the back portion of the building massing steps down to nearly half the height of the trail façade, respecting the scale of single-family homes along the adjacent residential street.

Private parking is secured on two levels below the main floor of the building, buried into the existing grade to minimize visibility from the public.

Client: Historic District Development Corporation

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type I

Awards: Urban Design Commission Award for Excellence for Adaptive Re-Use; AIA Georgia Design Excellence Award

Originally a c.1909 Candler Cotton Compress Warehouse and listed as the oldest concrete building in Atlanta, StudioPlex is a mixed-use, arts focused community located in the Martin Luther King Historic District. The design team converted the historic industrial structure into 133 commercial and residential lofts, a community meeting facility, garden courtyard and surface parking. The development was a catalyst for the revival of the Martin Luther King Historic District and included 20% affordable housing.

StudioPlex received an Urban Design Commission Award for Excellence for Adaptive Re-Use and an AIA Georgia Design Excellence Award.

www.studioplexlofts.com

Images courtesy of Lord Aeck Sargent.

Client: Kim King Associates

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type I

Awards: 2003 Atlanta Urban Design Commission Award of Excellence, 2003 AIA South Atlantic Region Merit Award, 2002 AIA Georgia Design Merit Award.

MidCity Lofts is a new 10-story residential condominium located on a small block between the historic Biltmore Hotel and a high-tech office campus in the Midtown district of Atlanta.

The residential units are designed to have the qualities of space, light and material associated with a loft. The concrete frame is largely exposed, but the electrical and mechanical systems are carefully concealed.

A lounge and fitness center are located on the roof with 360-degree views. The pool is set in an outdoor room, half a level below the lounge, surrounded on three sides, but completely open on one side to the South to take advantage of the downtown view and to get the most sun. The facade integrates traditional, as well as modern materials, and highlights the skyline views.

www.midcitylofts.com

Client: The Loudermilk Companies

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type I

Awards: AIA-Atlanta Chapter, 2019 Residential Design Honor Award.

Located at the corner of 7th and Peachtree in Midtown, Atlanta, Seventh is a boutique high-rise of 21 condominium homes and ground-level shops, including a signature Starbucks Reserve.

The facades of brick, stucco and large punched windows distinguish the building from the recent proliferation of glass residential towers. The units are likewise distinguished by large, covered outdoor living terraces. Resident parking and amenities are located in an adjacent building, accessed by a private bridge.

Seventh was awarded an American Institute of Architects - Atlanta Chapter, Residential Design Award of Excellence.

www.seventhmidtown.com

Completed while employed by Lord Aeck Sargent.

Client: Alliance Residential Company

Location: Norcross, Georgia

Construction: Type V

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Client: Alliance Residential Company

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type III

Awards: AIA-Atlanta Chapter, 2017 Residential Design Honor Award.

Broadstone Midtown is a 218-unit apartment community in Midtown, Atlanta. The site is located at the transition between the long-established, largely single-family, historic residential sector to the east and the rapidly evolving, mixed-commercial high-rise sector to the west. Because the site is contiguous to the single-family sector, a transitional height plane imposes a significant limitation on the height and density that can be placed on the east side of the site. Our solution was to locate most of the units to the west, along Juniper Street while terracing the building down to the scale of the single-family homes. The result is five residential levels on top of a podium with leasing, parking, and live/work walk-up units below. Three elevated courtyards, roof terraces and facades of brick, stucco and large punched windows differentiate the building from the newer glass high-rises. Private parking is secured on three levels below the main residential building. Two of these parking levels are below-grade and none of them are visible to the public.

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Principal in Charge: Eric Brock*

Project Manager/Designer: Ben Hudgins*

Completed while employed by Lord Aeck Sargent.

Client: Alliance Residential Company

Location: Nashville, TN

Construction: Type V

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*Completed while employed by Lord Aeck Sargent

(formerly Crescent Terminus)

Client: Crescent Communities

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type III

Awards: AIA-Atlanta Chapter, 2015 Residential Design Merit Award.

Surrounded by Class A office, hotel and residential high-rises; with easy pedestrian access to numerous restaurants, entertainment venues and a MARTA rail station, Berkshire Terminus is a 350-unit apartment community located near the intersection of Peachtree Road and Piedmont Road in the heart of the Buckhead Financial District. 

The design team was challenged to integrate a mid-rise building within this high-rise environment. The design team responded with two buildings which connect to the existing garden plaza and streets, enhancing the pedestrian environment. An indoor/outdoor extension of the garden plaza gives residents and the public a view into the building’s amenity courtyard, which is oriented to highlight the Atlanta skyline. Wood accents and bright, colorful sunshades add warmth and human scale to the facades, while townhouse-style front stoops add a small scale, residential-quality to the street.

Electric car charging stations, ample bike storage, strong connectivity to the surrounding sidewalks and close proximity to bus and rail provide residents with a wide range of transportation options. A variety of unit sizes and configurations accommodate diverse incomes and lifestyles.

Parking for 450 cars is secured in three garages below the two residential buildings. All parking is either below grade or screened from public view.

This project was awarded an American Institute of Architects - Atlanta Chapter, Residential Design Merit Award.

www.berkshirecommunities.com/apartments/ga/atlanta/berkshire-terminus

Completed while employed by Lord Aeck Sargent

Client: Alliance Residential Company

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type III

The Haynes House is a 186-unit apartment community located on Peachtree Road at the entrance to the historic Buckhead neighborhood of Haynes Manor.

The main building presents a dignified, six-story front to Peachtree Road, the iconic, commercial heart of Buckhead. Respecting the scale of parks and estate homes along the adjacent residential street, an existing 1920’s era home on the property serves as the pool house and includes a bar, entertainment kitchen, living and dining rooms and private guest suite.

Private parking is secured on three levels below the main residential building. Two of these parking levels are below-grade and none of them are visible to the public.

www.thehayneshouse.com

Principal in Charge: Eric Brock*

*Completed while employed by Lord Aeck Sargent

Client: Miles Development Company

Location: St Petersburg, Florida

Construction: Type I

The Sage is a 130 unit, 13-story residential condominium in a transitional area of downtown St. Petersburg characterized by a wide mix of uses, ranging from single family bungalows and small apartment buildings to large institutions.

City Planning Officials were particularly concerned that our design proposal respect the scale and development patterns of the adjacent, small scale, historic 20th century residential buildings. This was a challenge because our client wanted to maximize the building’s height and density. We resolved this challenge by locating most of the units on top of the parking deck and pushing it to the back of the site, allowing room for low-rise residential wings flanking an entry courtyard to be pulled to the street-front, continuing the historic development scale and pattern of the street.

The roof of the low-rise portion of the building includes an amenity terrace with club room, fitness center, pool, and sun terrace.

www.sagestpete.com

Completed while employed by Lord Aeck Sargent

Client: Ganek and Wright

Location: Atlanta, Georgia

Construction: Type I

197 14th Street is a This three-story building was designed for a local Atlanta law firm that needed to expand its current office space. As a mixed-use development, the building provides the law firm with office space on the third floor and retail, restaurant and additional office space for future building tenants on the first and second floors.
Design features include a brick façade with granite block base and views of the Downtown Atlanta skyline. With the building’s prime location on the busy thoroughfare of 14th Street and keeping in mind the owner’s desire for storefront retail space, it was
essential that the building have an effective street presence and easy pedestrian access. For this reason, the building features a glass storefront system, patio space for future restaurant use and parking located to the rear of the site.

(formerly Crescent Central Station)

Client: Crescent Communities

Location: Orlando, Florida

Construction: Type III

Central Station on Orange is a 275 unit mixed-use development in downtown Orlando. Sited between the LYNX multi-modal transit station and Orlando City Hall, Central Station creates a link between these important Civic destinations with a new street and park supported by ground-level retail. The building is separated from the active transit rails by a linear park; a lush, green facade will climb onto the building as an extension of the park, screening a portion of the parking deck.

Crescent Central Station includes, a pool courtyard, club room, roof terrace, fitness center, pet grooming salon and bike repair shop.  Rounding out the community is a parking deck with 400 spaces and 12,000 sf of street-level restaurant / retail space. Future phases of the overall master plan for this city block include a hotel, two office buildings and additional structured parking.

Completed while employed by Lord Aeck Sargent.

Client: Northwest Georgia Housing Authority

Location: Rome, Georgia

Construction: Type V

Village Green is a new, sustainable townhome apartment community. Eight of the homes are three-bedroom apartments and two are two-bedroom apartments. This project was funded by a HUD grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and is certified through the Enterprise Green Communities Program. The Enterprise Green Communities Program is the first national green building program focused entirely on affordable housing. The program requires an integrated design process, including a charrette for all stakeholders prior to the beginning of design. Sustainable features include a rainwater harvesting system, roof-mounted photovoltaic panels, recycled clay tile roofing, innovative storm water management, advanced framing, spray-foam insulation, high-efficiency split systems, heat pump electric water heating, low-VOC Paints and coatings, WaterSense plumbing fixtures and an EnergyStar lighting package.

Principal in Charge: Eric Brock*

Project Architect / Designer: Ben Hudgins*

*Completed while employed by Lord Aeck Sargent