Last week, we celebrated this huge achievement with the rest of the Charlotte Architecture community and our clients. We took home three awards:2022 AIA Charlotte Adaptive Reuse AwardThe Church on Parkwood 2022 AIA Charlotte Adaptive Reuse AwardThe Common Market – South End 2022 AIA Charlotte Honor AwardPrivate Residence We’re so thrilled to accept these […]
We are so excited to share that a Cluck project was recently recognized for its innovation and attention to our city’s changing needs. For the Cykel Apartments, we imagined the impossible for Charlotte: a parking-free multifamily building that prioritizes the needs of cyclists and pedestrians. We were instrumental in designing the massing of the building, […]
Charlotte is growing faster than anyone could have imagined, and obviously we have a need for multifamily projects that are good. For Phase 2 of The Joinery, Cluck took a significant amount of care to make this a truly kick ass project through its creativity, sustainability, and beautiful structural integrity. Most notably, the use of […]
Have you checked out Resident Culture’s new location in South End? We’re honored to be included in this list for one of our favorite recent designs. We worked closely with Maryssa Picket @spud.cowboy, using her iconic artwork to inspire the look of each room. From the enormous skylights and suspended flora, to the disco ball […]
Thanks to our friends at @opentapclt for the opportunity to help bring this unique self-pour concept to life. For this project, we set out to pay homage to the historic rough-hewn log cabins of the area, but in a modern, sustainable way. We achieved this through the inclusion of Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) wood panels used […]
We’ve always been so proud of this Cluck Project, and last night we got to celebrate this achievement at the AIA Charlotte Design Awards Gala. It was a night to remember! View the full project in our portfolio here
Our multi-family residential project on Seigle Ave in the Belmont neighborhood focuses on elevating kick-ass design while fitting in with the existing scale of the neighborhood. We worked with the aesthetics of historic Belmont to design a building massing that appears to be a collection of smaller buildings with a lower scale, rather than a […]
Congratulations to one of the coolest spots in Charlotte for winning the AIA South Atlantic Region 2021 Aspire Award for Adaptive Reuse/Preservation! @perkinswill took home the award for their outstanding work. We’re so proud to have contributed to this Queen City crown jewel, with several Cluck Design-ed food stalls to choose from, including Papi Queso, […]
We spoke with @bigtroublestudios, who has been completing commissions in this style since 2008, about his process and his motivations: “For this [piece], we wanted to create a ‘crystal palace,’ which I believe was the nickname for the storage room at the end of the building. […] The goal was to develop a seamless design […]
Last week, Cluck had a chance to participate in this beautiful and interactive exhibition of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel. The traveling installation, up now through July 31 at Savona Mill, transports viewers to Vatican City without leaving historic West Charlotte. And while you’re getting up-close-and-personal with one of the greatest works of art of all time, […]
Last week, we celebrated this huge achievement with the rest of the Charlotte Architecture community and our clients. We took home three awards:2022 AIA Charlotte Adaptive Reuse AwardThe Church on Parkwood 2022 AIA Charlotte Adaptive Reuse AwardThe Common Market – South End 2022 AIA Charlotte Honor AwardPrivate Residence We’re so thrilled to accept these […] 
We are so excited to share that a Cluck project was recently recognized for its innovation and attention to our city’s changing needs. For the Cykel Apartments, we imagined the impossible for Charlotte: a parking-free multifamily building that prioritizes the needs of cyclists and pedestrians. We were instrumental in designing the massing of the building, […] 
Charlotte is growing faster than anyone could have imagined, and obviously we have a need for multifamily projects that are good. For Phase 2 of The Joinery, Cluck took a significant amount of care to make this a truly kick ass project through its creativity, sustainability, and beautiful structural integrity. Most notably, the use of […] 
Have you checked out Resident Culture’s new location in South End? We’re honored to be included in this list for one of our favorite recent designs. We worked closely with Maryssa Picket @spud.cowboy, using her iconic artwork to inspire the look of each room. From the enormous skylights and suspended flora, to the disco ball […] 
Thanks to our friends at @opentapclt for the opportunity to help bring this unique self-pour concept to life. For this project, we set out to pay homage to the historic rough-hewn log cabins of the area, but in a modern, sustainable way. We achieved this through the inclusion of Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) wood panels used […] 
We’ve always been so proud of this Cluck Project, and last night we got to celebrate this achievement at the AIA Charlotte Design Awards Gala. It was a night to remember! View the full project in our portfolio here 
Our multi-family residential project on Seigle Ave in the Belmont neighborhood focuses on elevating kick-ass design while fitting in with the existing scale of the neighborhood. We worked with the aesthetics of historic Belmont to design a building massing that appears to be a collection of smaller buildings with a lower scale, rather than a […] 
Congratulations to one of the coolest spots in Charlotte for winning the AIA South Atlantic Region 2021 Aspire Award for Adaptive Reuse/Preservation! @perkinswill took home the award for their outstanding work. We’re so proud to have contributed to this Queen City crown jewel, with several Cluck Design-ed food stalls to choose from, including Papi Queso, […] 
We spoke with @bigtroublestudios, who has been completing commissions in this style since 2008, about his process and his motivations: “For this [piece], we wanted to create a ‘crystal palace,’ which I believe was the nickname for the storage room at the end of the building. […] The goal was to develop a seamless design […] 
Last week, Cluck had a chance to participate in this beautiful and interactive exhibition of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel. The traveling installation, up now through July 31 at Savona Mill, transports viewers to Vatican City without leaving historic West Charlotte. And while you’re getting up-close-and-personal with one of the greatest works of art of all time, […]