Once again, several 3north projects appeared among the Travel and Leisure's World Best honorees: Sanderling Resort with a 3north designed spa and Bedford Springs Resort and Spa where 3north led the renovation with architectural design, interiors, landscape, furnishings and artwork. Finally, The Homestead where 3north has done extensive work over the years (and is working currently) was honored as well.
3north Principal Jay Hugo's design for a Richmond residence is featured in the January 2012 issue of Architectural Digest. In the annual AD 100 issue, the article discusses Jay's collaboration with noted interior designer Bunny Williams.
Scenic Virginia honored the Capital Trees initiative at the 2011 Scenic Awards Gala Reception and Ceremony at the Virginia State Capitol in October. 3north worked with members of the Boxwood, James River, Three Chopt and Tuckahoe Garden Clubs to create a plan on 14th Street in downtown Richmond to improve the streetscape aesthetically and to serve as a…
A study of the historic Jackson Ward neighborhood around the Richmond Convention Center by 3north was cited in a recent publication by the Southern Environmental Law Center, "Healthy Community Choices." The City of Richmond hired 3north to make recommendations for the area around the convention center to make it more inviting at the street level…
3north's extensive work at Bedford Springs Resort and Spa in Pennsylvania is featured in an 8-page article in the November 2011 issue of Martha Stewart Living. Although the monthly-magazine does not typically feature resorts or travel, after a memorable visit, editors convinced Martha Stewart to cover the resort and its incredible architecture, grounds and furnishings. 3north…
3north Principal Sandy Bond's design for the ARCenter of The Greater Richmond ARC will be honored this week by the Virginia Society of the AIA at the Society's annual awards ceremony. 3north associates will be presenting the project on November 2 at The Camel as part of Architecture Exchange East.
Work is now underway at Sabot at Stony Point School in Richmond. 3north worked with the school on an overall master plan guided by the firm's proprietary IQ (Intangible Qualities) process. The building under construction now is Founders' Hall, a multi-purpose building, which will be adjacent to the original 1925 house, home to the school.
Principal Jay Hugo will lead a discussion on Friday, October 14 at the Virginia Society AIA’s next session for Emerging Leaders in Architecture. The group will be meeting at the Virginia Center for Architecture and the overall discussion will be on "The Benefit of Good Design." Hugo's session will the architect's role in "project advocacy," i.e. the involvement…
In time to beat the harsh summer sun and heat, 3north Principal Jay Hugo oversaw the installation of the shade system 3north designed for the Children's Garden at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden.
The July 2011 issue of Remodeling featured Principal Jay Hugo's architectural and landscape design for a residence South of the James River in Richmond. Read more here.
St. John's Church in Richmond, site of Patrick Henry's infamous "give me liberty or give me death speech," has completed the initial work based upon 3north's Historic Preservation study. 3north Principal Sandy Bond led the group as it researched the effect of time on the history of this legendary structure and made recommendations to help…
Travel and Leisure unveiled their 2011 World Best Awards with two 3north-designed projects among the honorees: The Sanderling Resort with a 3north designed spa and Bedford Springs Resort and Spa where 3north led the renovation with architectural design, interiors, landscape, furnishings and artwork. Bedford Springs made the list at #8 and The Sanderling at #32…
Howard Shapiro, of The Philadelphia Inquirer, writes of a recent visit to Bedford Springs and its Springs Eternal Spa. His story captures the essence of the renovation led by 3north. Read the story here.
The Virginia Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects awarded 3north for its work on its Cary Street residence garden at the Society’s annual convention in Lynchburg several weeks ago. This project that included comprehensive restoration and expansion of gardens, parts of which were originally designed by noted landscape architect Charles Gillette.
Principal Jay Hugo will be introducing Prince Charles's former Head Gardener at Highgrove before two special presentations at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Howard will present “My Life in Gardens” followed by “Organic Principles at Work.” The presentation benefits the Capital Trees initiative in which 3north is working with several chapters of the Garden…