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…
After a $10 million renovation and reinvention by 3north, The Carolina Inn was chosen by Expedia customers on their Insiders' Select 2011: The Best Hotels for Any Destination. The Carolina Inn was #14 on the worldwide list and #6 on the US list.
3north was selected by Style Weekly readers in as one of the Best Architects in the 2011 Best of Richmond issue.
3north Principal Jay Hugo had the pleasure of introducing landscape designer Julie Messervy Moir at an event at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden on April 27. Moir presented her design process to residents and landscape architects.
Each year, AIA Richmond's design awards program accomplishes these simple, yet invaluable, goals: Celebrate the best of the Richmond area’s newest architecture Recognize achievement in a broad range of architectural work by licensed architects as well as interns Recognize the special contributions to the built environment by individuals outside of the profession Inform the public…
The Richmond Times-Dispatch featured founding and Managing Principal, Jay Hugo, in its "Getting to Know" column on March 31, 2012. A link to the article and more information here.
