The Greenville Colliers office recently relocated to 32 East Broad Street at Camperdown Plaza. DP3 Architects partnered with the Colliers and LCK team to renovate their fourth-floor space into a modern, functional workplace that supports collaboration, flexibility, and productivity. 

The new space features a large conference room equipped with modern technology, a combination of private offices and open office areas, collaboration zones, and a central break area. Throughout the office, employees enjoy views of downtown Greenville from nearly every corner. 

With abundant natural light and contemporary finishes, the renovated office establishes a professional yet inviting environment that supports the growth of Colliers within the Upstate market. 

DP3 Architects partnered with Seven Victory to bring their vision of a community-driven fitness experience to life. Located at The Daniel building, this renovation transformed a previous IT storage room and now features a gym, sauna, locker rooms, and a golf simulator room.

Seven Victory blends raw industrial character with high-performance functionality to support a wide range of training disciplines. The expansive, open-layout training space features professional-grade equipment, custom rig systems, and durable high-performance rubber flooring. This addition to downtown Greenville brings new energy to the city’s fitness scene and reflects the area’s continued growth.

A 75,000-square-foot office building in Greenville, SC has been transformed into a vibrant educational environment for GREEN Charter School Simpsonville, now serving students in grades K-7. Dedicated to a STEAM-focused curriculum—science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics—GREEN Charter School emphasizes individualized learning plans and small class sizes to foster academic excellence.

Converting a corporate office into a functional school presented unique design challenges. The DP3 Architects team strategically reimagined the existing space, integrating key educational features while maintaining efficiency and flexibility. Open office layouts were reconfigured into age-appropriate classrooms. Common areas were redefined to support student-centered learning, including a cafeteria, gymnasium, and library.

The adaptive reuse of the facility not only met the school’s programmatic needs but also maximized sustainability by repurposing existing infrastructure. The result is a dynamic learning environment tailored to support the school’s mission of academic achievement and innovation.

Building 700 is the latest project within the Park 37 office park to undergo a façade enhancement and lobby renovation. DP3 Architects has had the privilege of designing several spaces and facades throughout Park 37, and the improvements to Building 700 contribute to the overall aesthetic and success of the suburban office park.

The exterior upgrades include refined cladding and updated signage, providing a modern look that enhances the building’s prominence. Inside, the lobby renovation embraces a sleek aesthetic, featuring open spaces, natural materials, and a refined color palette. This revitalized entryway provides a welcoming environment that caters to the needs of tenants and guests, elevating the building’s overall character.

DP3 Architects recently completed the upfit for Meritage Homes’ corporate office in Greenville, SC. The project involved transforming an existing office space into a modern, functional work environment that aligns with Meritage Homes’ brand and culture. Key design elements include large open workstations, private offices, a training room, conference rooms, and flexible meeting areas.

Warm tones, modern finishes, and residential-like materials created a comfortable, inviting atmosphere. The upfit reflects Meritage Homes’ commitment to “Life. Built. Better.”  for their team members and clients. Overall, the new office is a vibrant space for their growing team to thrive.

DP3 Architects’ latest collaboration with Twin Peaks is located in Fort Mill, SC. This marks the brand’s first location in Fort Mill, the fourth in South Carolina, and the 114^th location overall. As Twin Peaks continues its impressive growth, sports fans and food lovers in Fort Mill will now have a new go-to spot for enjoying their favorite games and meals.

This new location embraces the brand’s signature lodge aesthetic, characterized by its exposed timber beams, stone accents, and warm wood finishes. These natural elements are complemented by state-of-the-art amenities, ensuring a cozy yet contemporary environment for guests. The open floor plan and al fresco dining options allow patrons to enjoy sports events on multiple large screens strategically placed throughout the restaurant.

DP3 Architects and the hospitality studio worked closely with Twin Peaks to ensure the design embodied the brand’s core identity while addressing local needs and regulatory requirements. The result is a unique blend of style, function, and atmosphere that caters to both locals and visitors in Fort Mill.

One and Two Liberty Square are Class A office developments in Downtown Greenville, SC. Together, these buildings offer over 445,000 square feet of office space and are conveniently located at the entrance of Greenville’s corporate business district, within walking distance of over 100 restaurants, retail, and local attractions. DP3 Architects recently partnered with Liberty Square to design a new conference center and breakout room. The space can host up to 60 occupants, and the breakout room includes a full kitchen.

This new amenity provides a modern and convenient space for hosting meetings, presentations, trainings, and various events without having to leave the premises. As remote work becomes increasingly prevalent, many businesses are reducing their office footprints, leading to the need for versatile, shared spaces.

These modern conference centers provide a professional, fully-equipped meeting environment for tenants and offer flexibility for companies to host larger gatherings without the overhead costs of maintaining extensive office areas. By investing in a high-quality conference center, business buildings not only enhance their appeal to tenants but also support the evolving needs of the modern workforce, creating a dynamic and adaptable workspace.

Park 37 office park is located on Executive Center Drive east of Downtown Greenville. Located across the highway from Greenville’s bustling Woodruff Road, Park 37 is located near the most popular shopping and dining options in the area.

The Building 300 renovation and facade enhancement project encompassed both interior and exterior elements that integrate modern design principles with practical features to elevate the overall building. By blending aesthetic appeal with functionality, the project created a dynamic and inviting space that fosters a sense of community and pride among tenants, team members, and visitors alike.

On the exterior, the upgraded fiber cement cladding, signage, and stadium seating feature distinguish the building’s presence within the office park. The lobby renovation features a minimalist and contemporary design with clean lines, neutral colors, and natural materials. Overall, the project resulted in a welcoming space to be enjoyed by future tenants and visitors of the building for years to come.

DP3 Architects completed this comprehensive architectural and interior design project for a corporate client located in Greenville, South Carolina. This carefully crafted office space seamlessly integrates functionality and understated elegance. Inspired by Scandinavian design principles, the interior showcases light woods, monolithic neutral tones, and tactile fabrics. The calming color palette creates a serene atmosphere that inspires productivity and well-being.

Upon entering, clients are welcomed by an energizing and modern atmosphere with clean lines and an intentional layout. High-end finishes and large glass walls seamlessly connect the different spaces throughout the office. Private offices, a conference room, break room, and a collaboration space are all strategically planned to fit within the office’s small footprint.

The application of a minimal design extends beyond just visual appeal. It creates a versatile and adaptable environment that elevates the work experience. The private offices embody this design choice by allowing every element to serve a purpose. Ergonomic furniture and innovative storage solutions provide an environment conducive to focused work. The break room stands out as a highlight of the office. Designed for comfort and socialization, it offers an uncluttered and welcoming space for employees to unwind and connect throughout the workday.

IPS Packaging & Automation is a family-owned and operated business that specializes in supplying customers with comprehensive packaging solutions. With over 40 years of experience in the industry, they are a nationwide leader in packaging products, equipment, and service. IPS recently relocated its headquarters to Class A office space located within Brookfield Parkway. Formerly a call center, DP3 Architects in partnership with Creative Builders renovated the space to accommodate all of IPS’ functional needs and designed a compelling work environment.

From the moment employees and clients step inside, they are greeted with a bright, modern, and professional space. The large-format tile desk makes a statement at the entrance and moving on throughout the space, clean lines and IPS blue are featured to compliment and boost the company’s brand identity.

The combination of open and private office spaces foster a culture of teamwork and collaboration. A dedicated training room is included, designed for interactive learning sessions, employee development, and on-boarding. The break room is a highlight of the office, designed to be a comfortable and welcoming space for employees to relax and socialize throughout the work day. Overall, this new office has provided IPS with an updated work environment as the company continues to grow.

Eleos Technologies creates custom software and mobile apps that simplify trip management and combine everything truck drivers and carriers need into one simple app. The software company recently moved into their new office headquarters located in Falls Tower at the bustling Camperdown development in Greenville, SC. Eleos worked with DP3 Architects and The Pentreath Company  to design their new office space. The design is reflective of the Eleos brand and takes notes from their existing Patrick Square office space in Clemson, SC that was also designed by DP3 Architects.

The new office was designed to create a fun and productive employee experience in a prominent and compact Downtown location. The upfit included an open office area, conference room, break room, collaboration station, and new finishes and lighting. All colors and textures used throughout the new office speak to the company’s brand and fun office culture. The breakroom features impressive views of the Camperdown Plaza and is where you can witness fierce matches of table tennis when team members aren’t coding and building apps. Overall, the new Eleos space provides a modern and sleek office environment in the heart of downtown Greenville.

Transcom, a global customer-experience specialist providing customer service and sales has selected Greenville, SC for their first North American operation. This initiative is slated to create at least 450 new jobs here in the Upstate.

The new Greenville operations is located at 650 Executive Center Drive.

DP3 Architects partnered with Transcom to transform the 33,000 square feet of usable space. The DP3 Interiors Studio crafted the design to utilize soft and smooth lines and materials and thoughtful color blocking. The interior architecture creates a fun and engaging environment for future employees.

The new layout includes open workstation spaces, training rooms, conference rooms, offices, and breakrooms. Transcom will be using a hybrid model for the new Greenville location, with opportunities for employees to work from home or in the office. The interiors are being strategically designed to build the brand and office culture. Today, modern offices prioritize flexible spaces and offer fresh welcoming designs that encourage communication, collaboration, and productivity. This includes the use of flex spaces to accommodate different work styles and collaborative opportunities.

Overall, the new Transcom location offers a clean and modern aesthetic that will support the goals of the new North American location.

After serving the Upstate for over 40 years, PSBK certified accountants has entered a new era of business with a fresh new office space and a complete rebrand. Now known as Helm, this tax advisory group works with companies of all sizes and industries. Helm’s new office space is located in Downtown Greenville and features conference rooms, a break room, and private offices.

DP3 Architects provided all interior design services, finish selections, and lighting design. With a new space and a new name, Helm is positioned to continue to guide and direct their clients in the right direction for years to come.

Eleos Technologies unifies everything truck drivers need into a single workflow app that automates trip management. The software company recently moved to a new location in the Patrick Square Development and worked with DP3 Architects and Hogan Construction Group for a full office upfit. The space is a great example of how modern office design allows for flexible workspaces and adjustable floorplans.

The office was thoughtfully laid out to reflect the Eleos brand and to create a collaborative employee experience by design. The full upfit included a new break room, conference room, open office area, and new finishes and lighting. Overall, Eleos has a new space that celebrates connectivity within their office culture and their product.

Pintail Capital Partners is a South Carolina based commercial real estate company that serves clients throughout the Southeast. From brokerage services to development and investment sales expertise, Pintail Capital Partners specializes in areas of retail, medical, and professional office spaces. They recently relocated to the downtown area and worked with DP3 Architects for a full office upfit.

Their company name was inspired by the Pintail Duck. The Pintail is an elegant and sleek species, often referred to as the “greyhound of the air.” These birds are known for their speed, gracefulness, and agility. Pintail Capital Partners brings a similar edge to the markets they serve with proactive service, excellent accessibility, and a client-centric approach.

DP3 Architects set out to create a space that served as an extension of the Pintail Capital Partners’ brand. The use of sleek materials, approachable meeting spaces, and pop of pintail green made for an elegant high-end office space. The open concept allows for a collaborative team environment, while the huddle rooms are available to provide a level of privacy when needed. With multiple seating areas and a luxurious conference room, clients feel prioritized and comfortable.

This office upfit encapsulates form and function. Pintail Capital Partners has a beautiful home base to deliver unparalleled commercial real estate experiences for their clients.

Welcome to the new C.O.R.E Grow Strong boutique fitness studio!  This project was a relocation and upfit and includes a Pilates Reformer room, an open studio for yoga, and retail space. The new location is located at 1501 E North St and is part of the Overbrook Historic District. This building was formerly an old Lime Cola bottling facility, but today you can grab a local Kuka Juice after your yoga session.

Specialized fitness spaces are taking the wellness industry by storm by focusing on unique workout opportunities and connection to a supportive community. DP3 Architects partnered with C.O.R.E owner, Currie Gossett, to design a space that represented the soul of the brand and create a superior member experience.

Unlike the one-size-fits-all gyms, boutique fitness studios offer a lifestyle and a community of like-minded people. For spaces like this, design is critical to establishing strong branding that future clients are drawn to. Design has the power to magnify the brand and its specialties and for C.O.R.E, that meant promoting confidence, resilience, and energy through mindful movement and meditation. The space reinforces C.O.R.E’s branding with the use of natural materials, light and airy finishes, and a layout that flows seamlessly. Local artist, Gretta McCall provided art installations that offer just the right splash of color to bring a vibrancy to the space. The design makes for a serene environment that is ideal for group yoga fitness classes. With the added retail component, you can purchase designer fitness gear and choose from a selection of plant-based market items. The floating retail displays further reinforce the minimal, yet impactful feel of the space as a whole.

Ultimately, the direction of the design was to align with C.O.R.E’s business goals and brand, this was the guiding principle behind every design decision. The flow, look, and feel of this boutique fitness studio is designed to connect with current and future members from the moment they walk in, to the moment they walk out. Be sure to swing by and check out the studio. Namaste!

Welcome to Upstate South Carolina’s premier Personal Training, Sports Performance, and Recovery facility! What once served as one of the world’s  largest cotton mills in the early 1900’s,  is now home to luxury apartments and the state-of-the-art fitness facility, Elite Total Fitness. While the 6,000+ square foot space has a deep history in the city of Simpsonville, nothing about this location is dated.

From the cryotherapy treatment tubs to the senaptec sensory training, this gym is cutting edge and takes clients to the next level in their fitness journey.

This facility is geared to the modern athlete and needed an interior design to reinforce Elite’s brand and mission. DP3 Architects had the opportunity to partner with Elite Total Fitness to bring their vision to reality. Every detail in this space was designed with intention to be functional and inspiring. The group fitness space, the cryotherapy treatment room, indoor track pad, and staircase locker storage all work cohesively together to create a contemporary look. Notice the use of hexagons throughout the space. This shape adds a level of geometrical sophistication and intrigue in design that elevates the overall aesthetic.

When designing boutique fitness spaces, it’s important to understand the brand’s unique mission and incorporate their story within the design. Elite Total Fitness is more than just a gym, but a high-end experience and supportive community. Staffed with former professional athletes and life-long health enthusiasts, they are stopping at nothing to help clients achieve their goals in personal training, sports performance, group fitness, and athletic recovery.

Stop by their location in Simpsonville, SC and check out their fresh space and training services.

DP3 Architects was selected to bring the lobby and common areas of NOMA Tower on North Main Street a new refreshing look. Using a neutral palette with pops of color, along with defining spaces for people to sit, work and enjoy being in the space, this has become the place to be on North Main.

Interior Architecture is about creating immersive environments in which guests and team members experience a unique atmosphere in such a way that inspires connection, imagination, and efficiency. Artfully stylish, contemporary and urban, this common area renovation is the grand entrance to NOMA Tower in the central business of downtown Greenville. This space serves as a dynamic retreat to relax, meet, and enjoy the urban conveniences. With clean architectural lines that sweep into forms, visitors are ushered into a sophisticated environment.With this project, our team considered color psychology and the relationship between our emotions and colors. Above all the interior design tools, color has the most impact on the atmosphere of a space.

For the NOMA Towers lobby transformation, we set out to create an environment that buzzed with energy. This is where red takes center stage. The boldness of this color pumps adrenaline into a space and makes for a strong first impression. Pops of additional bright colors throughout this space are paired with a neutral backdrop and softer materials for balance. In addition to the bold furniture choices, the use of modern art is a focal point in this space. As you walk through the doors, your eyes are immediately drawn to the trio of panels that are bursting with color. Depending on the viewers perspective, the colors and shapes on the pieces vary.

Moving onto the elevator corridor, the oversized custom resin pieces draw inspiration from the arctic circle. The northern lights color scheme consists of pacific blues, pinks and purples, and more. The display interacts with the light and ultimately creates a dynamic space. These interior elements are sure to draw the eye and spark conversation. Overall, NOMA Tower is an example of immersive design. This space is memorable and unique, yet approachable and functional. The energy in the room is palpable and the interior architecture sets that tone.

As a building that has been a part of the fabric of Greenville for many years, Greenville Summit has stood with many uses. Its history began as the Imperial Hotel in 1912 as Greenville’s first skyscraper, illustrating the commercial growth in the city at the time. Over the past years, it has become home to seniors in need of affordable housing.

This project has brought life back to this once forgotten place. JE Properties purchased the Greenville Summit building with the hope of improving the building without public funding and keeping the apartments affordable. The relocated entrance, the renovated lobby, and the reconfigured activity area on the lower level give the seniors that now live here a place to be proud of.

World Acceptance needed an architecture and interior design firm to design a creative, welcoming, and modern space that is a reflection of their laid-back and approachable office culture. The company selected DP3 Architects to work through the program of the space and full project architecture, including the interior design and furniture selection.

Unique design features of the space included a stairway that was cut in between the floors to allow better flow and collaboration by connecting the departments with a central gathering space. The custom flooring was designed to create a branded color palette and the pattern that evokes creativity and innovation. A team effort on all aspects of the project created an efficient workflow complemented by modern and welcoming design.

DP3 Architects designed the new office space for the Greenville Chamber of Commerce.

“As we close this chapter on Cleveland Street, the facilities committee and entire Chamber team feel the new location advances our mission and vision, while providing a new, cutting-edge Chamber experience for the business community,” said Phillip Kilgore.

“This new space keeps our employees and investors engaged, valued, and connected.”

While significantly smaller than the Chamber’s previous location, the new offices align with the Chamber’s goals to have a more collaborative and efficient work environment and be more centrally located in the Central Business District.

DP3 Architects was tasked with designing the interiors for First Community Bank’s new banking office located at 105 North Spring Street in downtown Greenville. The 5,658 square foot office marks the bank’s fourth Upstate location and builds on its three-year presence in the region. The space features clean lines and modern finishes. Rich wood tones and textiles keep it a welcoming place for clients and employees

To highlight the bank’s connection to Greenville, the bank partnered with Caldwell Constructors and DP3 Architects to create a space that reflects the warmth and vibrancy of the city. The bank also worked with local fine art gallery Art & Light to curate a special collection of original artwork by local artists, Annie Koelle, Kiah Ann Bellows and Jean Wilson Freeman. Their work, displayed throughout the office, ranges from abstracted landscapes to modern florals.

DP3 Architects provided interior design services for the upfit of approximately 43,800 square feet for the national headquarters of OB Hospitalist Group (OBHG). OBHG specializes in obstetrics hospitalist programs in hospitals across the country. OBHG’s new headquarters occupies two floors of the Harbinger One building in the Harbinger office park on Pleasantburg Drive in Greenville, SC.

The Wells Fargo Center’s new ownership and management team, Caprocq and Colliers International, envisioned a transformation of the building interior that would make it one of the most desirable locations for existing and prospective tenants.

DP3 Architects was hired to design updated and innovative spaces throughout the building, and the firm worked alongside Colliers International’s project management team, LCK, to make the vision a reality.

“The owner’s recent capital investments to the lobbies, common areas, and amenities have been extremely well-received by the current tenants and will be enjoyed by future tenants and visitors of the building for years to come.” said David Feild, Market President of Colliers International’s office in Greenville. The redevelopment includes a dramatic facelift to the main lobby and each floor elevator lobby. New storefront entrances have been revealed from the lobby to the onsite retail and restaurants, and comfortable seating and gathering areas are placed throughout the space. Feild praises the result of the renovation, “The investment has positioned the Wells Fargo Center to be one of the nicest and most in-demand buildings in downtown Greenville.”

DP3 Architects provided design services for the upfit of the Ferebee Lane office space in downtown Greenville, SC.  The design focused on the development of spaces that promote collaboration and creativity.  An interior stair case was added for a new entry from Lauren’s Street. The upfit also included a lobby, executive offices, benching desks, conference rooms, café, photo and sound studios, and support work areas.

DP3 Architects provided interior design services to upfit a newly-constructed, approximately 2,300-square-foot shell space at Main & Stone for use as a float spa. The spa includes features such as a reception area for four to six people with reception desk, retail shelving, three float tank rooms, one float tank expansion room, client lounge area, nail tech area, beauty bar, utility room, and small office.