Modern Workplace. SouthPark Style.
Known for its upscale retail offerings, affluent neighborhoods, and host of recreational areas, SouthPark has established itself as a premier location for businesses and residents alike. This location recently announced plans to add a three-mile greenway encircling the mall called The Loop, along with new hotels, residences and mixed-use developments, such as Apex SouthPark.
Located directly on The Loop, 2100 and 2115 Rexford will provide a re-imagined workspace for tenants that live and work in the highly desirable SouthPark area. Acquired by Childress Klein and Gottesman Real Estate Partners in 2019, the two buildings were originally slated for LendingTree’s HQ before the company’s growth outpaced the space available there. Due to the shortage of office buildings and a demand for larger uses in the SouthPark community, both buildings are undergoing heavy renovations managed by our in-house construction team, as well as modern renovations provided by IA Interior Architects.
Designed as a multi-tenant building with shorter lease terms, the design team was tasked to revive the dated exterior and interior qualities of 2115 Rexford to reflect a more modern workspace concept. A new canopy at the entrance, refreshed glazing, warm wood accents and organic textures, in addition to amenity spaces that have been revived all contribute to a workplace destination centered around culture, community and livelihood. By creating a distinct and memorable identity, the interior concepts transform the building into an active and engaging environment that is both inspiring and influential.
Location
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina
Size
73,416 SF, 5 Floors
PARTNER / Architect
Gottesman Real Estate Partners
IA Interior Architects (Renovation Design)
Property Details
- Easily accessible, central, and walkable
- New building improvements and finishes throughout Building common conference room, Building lobby, Elevator cabs, Common area finishes
- New hardscape/landscape and new outdoor areas to promote “The Loop” engagement