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- [The Hudson Featured on CBS's America ByDESIGN](https://www.brrarch.com/hudson-featured-on-america-bydesign/) - The Hudson Featured on CBS's America ByDesignBRR Architecture’s multifamily sector leader Nicole Curry, AIA, was featured on the latest episode of CBS’s America ByDESIGN, a series spotlighting standout architecture projects across the country. The episode followed the team behind The Hudson, a luxury multifamily development in Kansas City, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the planning
- [What NYC's New Existing Building Code Means for Development](https://www.brrarch.com/what-nycs-new-existing-building-code-means-for-development/) - What NYC's New Existing Building Code Means for DevelopmentNew York City is retiring the use of its 1968 NYC Building Code for existing buildings undergoing renovations and alterations. Beginning in July 2027, NYC will rely upon its modified adoption of the 2015 International Existing Building Code (IEBC) to address construction within existing buildings. For retail
- [Philanthropy at BRR](https://www.brrarch.com/philanthropy/) - Community is at our CoreAt BRR Architecture, community service is a pillar of our firm’s culture. Our teams recognize that the work we do outside the office is just as significant as the work we do for our clients. We believe in taking care of the communities where we live and work. Each BRR teammate
- [BRR’s Andrew Maass Recognized in 2026 Corporate Leadership Awards](https://www.brrarch.com/brrs-andrew-maass-recognized-in-2026-corporate-leadership-awards/) - BRR’s Andrew Maass Recognized in 2026 Corporate Leadership AwardsCongratulations to BRR Architecture’s Chief Operating Officer Andrew Maass, AIA, who was named a Corporate Leadership Award honoree by the Philadelphia Business Journal. This recognition celebrates top C-suite leaders across Greater Philadelphia who are making a meaningful impact within their organizations. Andrew began his career at BRR
- [BRR Atlanta Named in Best of Practice Awards](https://www.brrarch.com/brr-atlanta-named-in-best-of-practice-awards/) - BRR Atlanta Named in Best of Practice AwardsBRR Atlanta was recently named an Honorable Mention in the Architect’s Newspaper’s (AN) 2026 Best Practice Awards. The award honors firms and businesses that shape the AEC industry. This marks BRR Atlanta’s second recognition from the program, following an Honorable Mention in 2024. “This acknowledgment reflects the strength
- [BRR's President and CEO Mariah Meyer Featured in Breaking Ground Podcast](https://www.brrarch.com/mariah-meyer-featured-in-breaking-ground-podcast/) - BRR's President and CEO Mariah Meyer Featured in Breaking Ground Podcast“Leadership is doing things you don’t want to do, often when nobody else will do them,” said BRR’s President and CEO, Mariah Meyer, AIA, on the latest episode of the Breaking Ground Podcast by Unanet. The podcast features the stories of women in AEC leadership,
- [BRR’s Mariah Meyer Recognized as 2026 Women of Influence](https://www.brrarch.com/brrs-mariah-meyer-recognized-as-2026-women-of-influence/) - BRR’s Mariah Meyer Recognized as 2026 Women of InfluenceCongratulations to BRR Architecture’s President and CEO, Mariah Meyer, AIA, who was named a Women of Influence honoree by the Kansas City Business Journal. This recognition celebrates outstanding female leaders for their professional success, community impact and executive leadership. The Kansas City Business Journal asked the honorees
- [BRR’s Jenna Markley Featured on Long Beach Chamber Podcast](https://www.brrarch.com/brrs-jenna-markley-joins-long-beach-chamber-podcast/) - BRR’s Jenna Markley Featured on Long Beach Chamber PodcastBRR Architecture’s Long Beach office leader, Jenna Markley, AIA, is featured in the latest episode of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce podcast, “The Catalyst,” a series spotlighting influential voices shaping the local business community. Jenna joined host Stuart Takehara, vice president of Membership for the chamber,
- [BRR’s McKenzie Samp Named 2026 VMSD Designer Dozen](https://www.brrarch.com/mckenzie-samp-2026-vmsd-designer-dozen/) - BRR’s McKenzie Samp Named 2026 VMSD Designer DozenCongratulations to BRR Architecture’s McKenzie Samp, AIA, who was recently recognized as a 2026 Visual Merchandising Store Design Magazine (VMSD) Designer Dozen. This honor celebrates the best and brightest young retail designers in the industry from around the world. At BRR, McKenzie manages Whole Food Market projects at
- [BRR's Carol Bartolo Featured in Progressive Grocer](https://www.brrarch.com/carol-bartolo-featured-in-progressive-grocer/) - BRR's Carol Bartolo Featured in Progressive GrocerBRR’s grocery retail sector leader, Carol Bartolo, AIA, is featured in the Progressive Grocer’s latest article exploring the next generation of grocery store design. The piece dives into the push and pull between automation and human connection in modern grocery design. In the article, Carol shares her perspective on
- [The Hudson Named Multifamily Development of the Year](https://www.brrarch.com/the-hudson-named-multifamily-development-of-the-year/) - The Hudson Named Multifamily Development of the YearThe CoStar Impact Awards has named a BRR Architecture multifamily project, The Hudson, as the Multifamily Development of the Year. Selected by an independent panel of industry professionals, the award highlights commercial real estate projects that have significantly transformed their respective markets. “This recognition is incredibly meaningful for
- [The Compton Named Finalist in Hospitality Design’s HD Awards](https://www.brrarch.com/the-compton-named-finalist-hospitality-design-hd-awards/) - The Compton Named Finalist in Hospitality Design’s HD AwardsThe Compton has been named a finalist in Hospitality Design magazine’s 22nd annual HD Awards in the Midscale Hotel category. The awards recognize excellence in design, honoring some of the most innovative hospitality projects worldwide. BRR Architecture’s newest independent lifestyle hotel was selected from more than 1,000
- [BRR Bentonville Named Outstanding Business Finalist](https://www.brrarch.com/brr-bentonville-named-outstanding-business-finalist/) - BRR Bentonville Named Outstanding Business FinalistBRR Bentonville was recently named a finalist for the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Outstanding Business Award. Since its opening in 2011, the office has become a consistent contributor to the region’s built environment. With a portfolio spanning retail, hospitality, workplace and community-centered projects, the Bentonville team is a dependable partner
- [Choice Hotels Debuts Redesigned Everhome Suites Prototype](https://www.brrarch.com/choice-hotels-debuts-redesigned-prototype/) - Choice Hotels Debuts Redesigned PrototypeChoice Hotels International tasked BRR to redesign its new, next-gen prototype for Everhome Suites to respond to evolving market conditions, rising construction costs and shifting guest expectations. The refined layout reduces average costs per room by 13 percent compared to the previous version while increasing capacity to 120 suites. Everhome Suites
- [The Compton Opens in Bentonville](https://www.brrarch.com/the-compton-opens-in-bentonville/) - The Compton Opens in BentonvilleThe Compton, a new 142-room lifestyle hotel, opened in downtown Bentonville, AR, on Dec. 9, 2025. Located on Bentonville’s historic square, the 121,000-square-foot, six-story hotel features an all-day cafe, cocktail bar, steakhouse and 14,735 square feet of event space. Named after conservationist Dr. Neil Compton, the design reflects the Ozark landscape,
- [Our People: Recognizing Our New Principals](https://www.brrarch.com/our-people-recognizing-our-new-principals/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [Our People: Recognizing Our New Associates](https://www.brrarch.com/our-people-recognizing-our-new-associates/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [Creating Experiential Retail with Impactful Design](https://www.brrarch.com/creating-experiential-retail-with-impactful-design/) - Creating Experiential Retail with Impactful DesignIn an effort to find balance in an era of fast shipping and convenient curbside pickup, retailers are focusing on crafting unique, customer service-driven, in-store experiences. Experiential retail allows customers to engage with products and brands beyond the limitations of online shopping. As consumer needs evolve, the in-store shopping experience
- [Cost-Effective Design Solutions for Multifamily Developments](https://www.brrarch.com/cost-effective-design-solutions-for-multifamily-development/) - Cost-Effective Design Solutions for Multifamily DevelopmentsWhen it comes to the process and complex operation of developing a mixed-use or multifamily building, the one key factor that can significantly impact a project’s budget is time. In some instances, from initial design concept to grand opening the cost projections for a multifamily development can drastically increase. The
- [Designing for the New Age of Warehouse Automation](https://www.brrarch.com/designing-for-the-new-age-of-warehouse-automation/) - Designing for the New Age of Warehouse AutomationIndustrial warehouses are complex projects, and innovative design is among the key elements vital to their long-term success. As industrial automation of these types of facilities continues to evolve, so do the expectations placed on modern warehouses and the results they’re required to produce. Despite automation being crucial
- [Small Talk: Considerations for Small-Format Grocery](https://www.brrarch.com/small-format-grocery-considerations/) - Small Talk: Considerations for Small-Format GroceryAs grocery brands explore small-format opportunities, designers are reimagining the shopping experience to better serve and accommodate local communities – while continuing to provide the selection and variety of a larger store. While convenience stores and small-format grocery stores serve different purposes for consumers, they share a common goal of
- [Our People: Recognizing Our Leaders](https://www.brrarch.com/brr-promotions-january-2025/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [BRR Leader Featured in Progressive Grocer Podcast](https://www.brrarch.com/progressive-grocer-podcast-carol-bartolo/) - BRR Leader Featured in Progressive Grocer PodcastBRR’s grocery retail sector leader, Carol Bartolo and Elda Galvez, the senior design manager at H-E-B are featured on the most recent episode of Progressive Grocer’s podcast series: Top Women in Grocery. The series discusses grocery retail design trends and highlights the challenges women in the architecture industry face
- [BRR's 2026 Career Fairs](https://www.brrarch.com/brrs-2026-career-fairs/) - BRR's 2026 Career FairsThe 2026 Career Fair season has arrived and BRR is ready for our annual visit to universities across the country. Each year, BRR hires a select group of standout students and recent graduates to join our team and gain hands-on experience with our client projects. From day one, our interns are assigned
- [Sustainable Grocery Retail Design](https://www.brrarch.com/sustainable-grocery-design/) - Sustainable Grocery Retail DesignGrocery retail stores tend to have high energy consumption due to the size of their footprint, their refrigeration systems, and their kitchen equipment. As the cost of energy use rises, considering sustainable design solutions is beneficial for the owner’s wallet, the environment, and the messaging to customers. Sustainable Upgrades in DesignThe first
- [Sustainability: Where to start?](https://www.brrarch.com/sustainability-where-to-start/) - Sustainability has been a buzzword in architecture for a while, but what does it really mean to be sustainable? The definition can vary, but we see unifying themes across different approaches that help give common ground to core principles and provide a path forward for making project decisions. As architects, we work with our clients
- [Is Center Store Dead? Thoughts on Reviving the Grocery Store Layout](https://www.brrarch.com/is-center-store-dead-our-thoughts-on-reviving-the-grocery-store-layout/) - Recent events prompted customers to rethink how they shop, and interest is shifting from center store to fresher alternatives and online pantry purchases. When analyzing these emerging center store trends, our food retail designers found several opportunities for the redesign and revitalization of the center store layout.
- [Designing for the Future of Retail](https://www.brrarch.com/designing-for-the-future-of-retail/) - With the changing landscape of retail, brands are forced to rethink the customer experience. Now more than ever, brands are looking for creative ways to engage customers and strengthen their presence. BRR recently held a company-wide design charrette in the spirit of producing fresh ideas for the customer experience.
- [Town Square or Grocery Store?](https://www.brrarch.com/town-square-or-grocery-store/) - Whether you shop frequently or stockpile, prefer to shop in-store or order everything online, everyone needs to buy groceries. This year’s events significantly changed how many people get their groceries, and it’s no surprise that individuals are looking for safe ways to interact with others while going about their essential activities.
- [Retail 2021: Five Things We’re Watching](https://www.brrarch.com/retail-2021-five-things-were-watching/) - If a lesson could be learned from 2020, it’s the future cannot be predicted. The ability to react quickly to new challenges is critical to success. Retailers were hit especially hard with this realization over the past year. Now, many are asking “what will 2021 bring?” Our in-house Retail Innovation Team has been keeping a close eye on emerging trends and we’re watching the retail sector closely. Based on our combined experience, here are the top five things we think will shape the retail world over the next year.
- [Five Trends Shaping Convenience in Food Retail](https://www.brrarch.com/five-trends-shaping-convenience-in-food-retail/) - What does convenience look like in 2021? Our in-house Food Retail Innovation Team has been tracking key trends in the quest for convenience in the food retail sector and analyzing how it will affect the customer experience as well as the layout and operations of a food retail business. Based on the team’s research and discussion, here are the top five things we think will shape convenience in the food retail world over the next year.
- [Larger Mobility Devices May Prompt Design Changes](https://www.brrarch.com/larger-mobility-devices-may-prompt-design-changes/) - Most people are familiar with the American with Disabilities Act when it comes to architectural design and accessibility, but did you know that there is another standard that is utilized for accessible design? There have been code changes recently in the Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities Standard related to accessibility. BRR's Codes Services Director Eirene Knott explains the recent change and how it may impact design in this video.
- [Rethinking Outdoor Urban Retail](https://www.brrarch.com/rethinking-outdoor-urban-retail/) - As we shift away from the pandemic, how can we as architects help our urban communities move forward through intentional and practical design? BRR has been brainstorming the outdoor retail design concept which can draw more shoppers to urban retail areas and revitalize the surrounding communities. As the warmer weather hits, peoples’ desire for social interactions will increase since many of these were put on pause during the winter months. There is an opportunity for brands to capitalize on this surge while keeping safety top-of-mind for the consumer. Here we will dive into our initial ideas in the first of a three-part series on outdoor urban retail.
- [Emerging Design Trends for Industrial & Fulfillment Warehouses](https://www.brrarch.com/emerging-design-trends-for-industrial-fulfillment-warehouses/) - In recent years, the supply chain had been undergoing a transformative shift when it came to designing the next warehouse facility. In 2020, the COVID 19 pandemic thrust to the forefront some critical trends that may previously have been “just something we were thinking about doing”. From the tremendous increase in demand of the last mile, to employee safety/satisfaction, owners are rapidly adapting to meet this shift. Read on for 3 key factors impacting the design of the next supply chain facility.
- [Rethinking the Outdoor Urban Point of Destination](https://www.brrarch.com/rethinking-the-outdoor-urban-point-of-destination/) - As we jump into spring and warmer weather spreads across the U.S., BRR has taken the POD idea from our last blog post and executed it in schematic form. The social interactions that come with this changing season will nudge and encourage the reluctant winter shopper to engage in the outdoor retail experience.
- [Grocery Store Site Considerations in the New Normal](https://www.brrarch.com/food-retail-omnichannel-site-considerations/) - Through the past year, grocers have been forced to re-think the needs of their customers. Our team of grocery designers has been keeping a close eye on emerging trends in the industry and which ones the pandemic has pushed to the forefront. Our team is focusing on the opportunities awaiting grocers in their store’s exterior footprint. Through our work with many food retail clients, we’ve realized some key considerations for owners to think about before making changes to the exterior site.
- [Going the last mile – for delivery.](https://www.brrarch.com/going-the-last-mile-for-delivery/) - The ‘last mile’ is a crucial step in the supply chain – it is the process of getting goods to arrive at their final destination, whether it is a residence or commercial business. Historically, the simplest form is via delivery by a box truck or local mail carrier. Yet despite emerging technologies and automated delivery systems, the 2020 increase in online shopping and next-day shipping has made this last step quite a difficult one for companies. Today, most major brands are exploring new ways to cut down on delivery times and create a more efficient process.
- [Rethinking the Outdoor Urban Community](https://www.brrarch.com/rethinking-the-outdoor-urban-community/) - Part Two of the Outdoor Urban Retail series explored the modular POD structure and its versatility. The combinations of the different sub-sections of the POD allow for customization to suit the needs of the local merchant or retailer. Gathering these distinct modules will provide a unique opportunity which can include various retail shops, food vendors and other miscellaneous ancillary uses creating an outdoor community space for local customers.
- [Key Design Factors for Multi-Story Grocery Stores](https://www.brrarch.com/key-design-factors-for-multi-story-grocery-stores/) - BRR’s experience in the grocery sector dates back to the firm’s founding in 1963. Our team has extensive knowledge on various project types across the country and we’ve learned a few things over the years. Through our experience on multi-level projects, we have developed an understanding of what it takes to complete a successful project. Based on our experience, we’ve compiled a list of the three key aspects of a multi-story grocery store to consider at the very beginning of the project.
- [The Future of Fresh: Students Reimagine the Grocery Store of the Future](https://www.brrarch.com/future-of-fresh-students-reimagine-the-typical-grocery-store/) - BRR has a long-standing relationship with the School of Design Architecture at the University of Kansas; many members of our team are alumna of this school. Earlier this year, several teammates volunteered to mentor a class of second-year students as they embarked on a project to design a grocery store. The catch: the store should not be designed for today, but to exist 50 years into the future.
- [Using Pop-Up Shops to Bring Customers Back to Physical Retail](https://www.brrarch.com/using-pop-up-shops-to-bring-customers-back-to-physical-retail/) - The idea of a pop-up shop is not new in the retail sector but, with the continued growth of e-commerce, retailers are looking for new ways to offer fresh experiences and draw customers back to their stores. Brick-and-mortar storefronts give retailers a stage to create excitement and buzz around their brand and new product launches. In the age of ‘phygital,’ pop-up shops can be the connection point between digital shoppers and a brand’s physical environment.
- [One Brand, Two Experiences: Big Box Online, Local Shop In-Store](https://www.brrarch.com/one-brand-two-experiences-big-box-online-local-shop-in-store/) - The retail sector has experienced a slow shift over the past decade as omnichannel shopping became more prevalent. In 2020, this shift was necessary for survival. Retailers pivoted to provide their consumer base an exclusively online experience for most of the year. Now in 2021, retailers need to think about a new set of challenges as physical locations open back up.
- [The Rise of Luxury Retail](https://www.brrarch.com/the-rise-of-luxury-retail/) - The retail market is rebounding post-COVID-19 faster than expected. At the beginning of 2021, the National Retail Federation projected retail sales to grow at least 6.5%. However, as of June 2021, the latest data shows retail sales will grow between 10.5 and 13.5 percent before the end of the year, with sales numbers exceeding $4.4 trillion. It appears that after spending so much time at home, and after a year of cautious spending, shoppers are ready to return to stores, with disposable income in-hand. Enter the rise of luxury goods.
- [Top Takeaways from IRDC 2021](https://www.brrarch.com/top-takeaways-from-irdc-2021/) - It’s crucial that our team stays up to date on the upcoming trends in each of the sectors in which we work in order to bring the best ideas possible to support our clients. One of the best ways we can do this is to attend annual retail conferences to hear real world success stories from the best in the industry. Recently, several team members attended the International Retail Design Conference (IRDC) presented by VMSD Magazine. Here is a summary of our experience from IRDC 2021 in Denver, CO.
- [Robots Require Revised Warehouse Design](https://www.brrarch.com/robots-require-revised-warehouse-design/) - In a previous post, we discussed several warehouse components which typically require design consideration to fit within a warehouse layout. Another type of technology which is growing in its usage is Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (AS/RS), which are considered to be the “gold standard” for automation technology. AS/RS technology uses a variety of robots to fill orders based on the storage system and equipment selected, ultimately creating a higher density of product storage. In the end, the robots store and retrieve products faster than traditional warehouse equipment and traditional warehouse racking systems.
- [Interior Design: What’s Coming in 2022](https://www.brrarch.com/interior-design-whats-coming-in-2022/) - As we round out the year and look to 2022, our designers see some unique trends coming up for interior design. Between bolder colors, flexible spaces and design choices influenced by the pandemic, here’s a look at the four key trends we see for interior design next year.
- [How to Avoid Costly Code Requirement Mistakes](https://www.brrarch.com/how-to-avoid-costly-code-requirement-mistakes/) - Did you know that offices are the least regulated type of building from a building code perspective? It’s not to say that an office’s owner can completely disregard building codes and regulations, but there are numerous factors to consider.
- [Keys to a Successful Retail Remodel](https://www.brrarch.com/keys-to-a-successful-remodel/) - Our experience with remodel projects is extensive. The scope of a remodel compared to a new build is very different and each remodel project can differ based on the scale of the retailer. We’ve learned a thing or two on the best ways to ensure a successful remodel based on the work we’ve done with our clients. Here are key factors retailers should consider before approaching a remodel project or program.
- [Keys to Successful Retail Permitting](https://www.brrarch.com/keys-to-successful-retail-permitting/) - Whether a retailer is building a new store, remodeling an existing structure or making minor updates, the extent of work will generally require a building permit. Documentation and permit requirements vary by location, scope, store type and other various nuances. Here are a few key factors for retailers to consider when navigating a tenant improvement in an existing space, a new build tenant improvement project or a remodel project.
- [Stay Competitive: Restore Life to Retail Buildings](https://www.brrarch.com/stay-competitive-restore-life-to-retail-buildings/) - Online shopping continues to grow in popularity and it’s not going anywhere. The convenience factor is hard to beat. Whether items are shipped directly to the customer or they order online to pick up in store, more consumers are using this method for all types of shopping. With this shift, physical retail stores are becoming less shopped and large retailers are looking for ways to stay competitive with their evolving customers.
- [Exit Access Points May Impact Design](https://www.brrarch.com/exit-access-points-may-impact-design/) - Based on the definition of “exit” in the International Building Code, an exit is defined as “that portion of a means of egress system between the exit access and the exit discharge or public way.” Exit components include exterior exit doors at the level of exit discharge, interior exit stairways and ramps, exit passageways, exterior
- [Rethinking Retail Design as Customers’ Habits Change](https://www.brrarch.com/rethinking-retail-design-as-customers-habits-change/) - As stay-at-home orders from the COVID-19 pandemic lift, many retailers are preparing to re-open, with many shoppers ready to return to the stores. However, a recent survey by the shopping rewards app Shopkick showed most customers expect retailers to take additional in-store precautions such as implementing six-feet social distancing measures and requiring shoppers to wear
- [Enhancing the Employee Experience in Warehouse Environments](https://www.brrarch.com/enhancing-the-employee-experience-in-warehouse-environments/) - More and more employers are considering the employee experience as an important part of a renovation or a new construction project.
- [Should Grocers Rethink Their Stores' Formats?](https://www.brrarch.com/is-the-old-grocery-store-format-officially-dead/) - When news hit that COVID-19 was on track to become a global pandemic, many people quickly stocked their pantries with shelf-stable goods. No longer did consumers have the confidence that their everyday staples would be available and in stock at their local store. Additionally, food shopping habits have changed rapidly, with shoppers turning to online
- [Reevaluating the grocery store front end](https://www.brrarch.com/how-to-reevaluate-the-grocery-store-front-end/) - With trends in food safety and convenience impacting store layouts and operations, and with new expectations from grocers and their customers, BRR’s food retail designers are rethinking the front end of the store.
- [Inside Out: Rethinking Convenience Stores](https://www.brrarch.com/inside-out-rethinking-convenience-stores/) - At BRR we strive to create inspiring architecture and relentlessly innovate, so we decided to take on this c-store challenge as an internal design competition. We connected a group of emerging professionals from our 11 offices across the country and asked them to explore what the future of the convenience store could be and how it manifests itself in the built environment. There were three main trends identified by the team that we believe will have the largest impact – creating a local experience, social & environmental responsibility, and a new level of customer experience we’ve dubbed “Hyper Convenience.”
- [Metaverse: The New Built Environment](https://www.brrarch.com/metaverse-the-new-built-environment/) - Over the past few months, the term metaverse has flooded conversation. What began as a virtual world in the gaming community is now bleeding into mainstream industries. Microsoft and Meta/Facebook are making significant investments to develop this technology as retailers try to determine how to leverage this virtual space.
- [Emergency Communication System for Elevators](https://www.brrarch.com/emergency-communication-system-for-elevators/) - Any person who's been stuck in an elevator knows how important it is to communicate with emergency services and ensure help is on the way. BRR's Director of Code Services shares how recent changes to the International Building Code are affecting what's required in passenger elevators today.
- [Innovating Industrial Building Design](https://www.brrarch.com/innovating-industrial-building-design/) - BRR has been working with clients in the industrial sector for over a decade and we’ve been involved in a variety of project types. This industry is unique in the fact that these warehouses typically involve several distinct areas within the building. Our experience in a variety of other sectors allows us to pull that knowledge into the warehouses we design and focus more on the employee experience for our clients. BRR's design team is currently working on several conceptual industrial building designs and brainstorming new ideas beyond the traditional ‘white box’ design of a warehouse.
- [Innovating Grocery Design Since 1963](https://www.brrarch.com/innovating-grocery-design-since-1963/) - BRR’s roots started in the grocery sector nearly 60 years ago and we’ve worked with many grocers over the years on countless projects. We sat down with three of our most experienced grocery architects as they discussed the key factors that have impacted grocery design over their careers.
- [BRR Knows Grocery Programming](https://www.brrarch.com/brr-knows-grocery-programming/) - We know the language of grocery at BRR. We have experience working with big-name brands on large-scale programs but are also familiar with guiding smaller grocers through the design of their very first store. With this history comes the knowledge and expertise we can provide to any grocery project – no matter the size, scope or location.
- [Unlikely Brand Partnerships: Keys to Success](https://www.brrarch.com/unlikely-brand-partnerships-keys-to-success/) - There is much excitement surrounding the various brand collaborations seen recently in the retail industry, like the successful partnerships with ‘Kohls and Sephora’ and ‘Target and Ulta.' With any collaboration, there are certain factors that determine a successful partnership. It may be difficult to find the right design balance and harmony when taking two different brand identities into one space. To help navigate a new collaboration, retailers should adhere to a few design principles when considering their next opportunity.
- [Coming Soon: Changes in Building Code for Occupied Rooftops](https://www.brrarch.com/changes-in-building-code-for-occupied-rooftops/) - More and more building owners are using open rooftops to create event or gathering spaces, which has triggered changes to the International Building Code (IBC) over the course of the past several years. The 2018 version of the IBC began to incorporate requirements for occupied roofs, which included the following: The area of the occupied
- [Community, Sustainability Highlighted at AIA National Conference](https://www.brrarch.com/community-sustainability-highlighted-at-aia-national-conference/) - Renewed. Refocused. Motivated. After attending the AIA’s National Conference in mid-June, many of us at BRR carry those sentiments with us these days. The conference was an opportunity for us to advance our professional learning, and listen and engage in meaningful conversations about the architecture profession and its impact on society. Here is a recap
- [Modular Construction: Still a Feasible Strategy?](https://www.brrarch.com/modular-construction-still-a-feasible-strategy/) - Modular construction has an efficiency and convenience to it that has the power to revolutionize the construction industry. BRR has been working with clients to design spaces using modular for several years. A growing number of developers say that now is the time to build, despite building and labor prices at all-time highs. In 2019
- [AR/VR as a Design Tool](https://www.brrarch.com/ar-vr-as-a-design-tool/) - Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) have become the most efficient methods to experience a project during its design process. Virtual reality allows a viewer to experience a digital model using a headset and handheld wands to navigate a space as though they are walking through it. AR is essentially the interactive version of
- [Key Factors for Podium Construction](https://www.brrarch.com/key-factors-for-podium-construction/) - What is podium construction? Technically per the International Building Code (IBC), it is a horizontal building separation. This code provision allows for a building to be built on top of another building, which can allow for a building to be taller in terms of the number of stories than typically allowed and perhaps provide some cost savings in terms of construction costs.
- [Exploring the Urban Warehouse](https://www.brrarch.com/exploring-the-urban-warehouse/) - For years, warehouses have been located on the outskirts of town where the land is readily available for sizeable buildings. However, these rural locations create a few challenges including an increase in the cost of last mile delivery and limits to available employees nearby. With the advancement of fulfillment technology, it’s now feasible for warehouses to be multiple levels as opposed to only single-story buildings. This prompts the question: Is it now possible to move fulfillment centers inside the urban core?
- [Retail Trends: Giving Back and Embracing Technology](https://www.brrarch.com/retail-trends-giving-back-and-embracing-technology/) - Many retailers were able to make impressive strides forward over the past year, despite inflation concerns and the ever-changing marketplace. From our experience working with some of our clients, we’re hearing conversations shift towards a few key trends. That packaged with what we heard at the 2022 International Retail Design Conference, 2023 will deliver increased focus on CSR and technology trends.
- [Exploring the Urban Warehouse: Supporting the Local Community and Environment](https://www.brrarch.com/exploring-urban-warehouse/) - Exploring the Urban Warehouse: Supporting the Local Community and EnvironmentBRR has seen an increased interest by owners in moving the warehouse closer to and even directly into the urban core. Our team has been working with clients to integrate warehouse locations into dense urban areas like Miami, San Francisco, and New York, and we explore
- [BRR Teammates Lead Retail & Industrial Conference Discussions](https://www.brrarch.com/brr-teammates-lead-retail-industrial-conference-discussions/) - BRR Teammates Lead Retail & Industrial Conference DiscussionsIn August, we moderated discussion panels at two separate InterFace conferences, held in Kansas City and Dallas respectively. The InterFace Conferences bring investors, developers, real estate leaders and business owners together to network and discuss trends and challenges in their respective industries. Retail Development is Trending Smaller, Experiential
- [BRR Teammate Leads Austin Retail Conference Trends & Predictions Discussion](https://www.brrarch.com/brr-teammate-leads-austin-retail-conference-trends-predictions-discussion/) - BRR Teammate Leads Austin Retail Conference Trends & Predictions DiscussionRecently, I moderated the Developers, Owners & Investors Panel at the InterFace Austin Retail Conference. The InterFace Conferences bring investors, developers, real estate leaders and business owners together to network and discuss trends and challenges in their respective industries. Navigating the Austin Retail Landscape: Insights from
- [NeoCon 2024: Commercial Interior Design Trends](https://www.brrarch.com/neocon-2024-trends/) - Unveiling NeoCon 2024 TrendsNeoCon is the largest commercial interior design exhibition and is annually hosted in Chicago, Illinois. NeoCon 2024 gathered over 400 leading companies and professionals from across the country to learn about the most innovative and creative solutions that strive to push the industry forward. BRR attended this year’s NeoCon exhibition to discover
- [Design Considerations for Automatic Doors](https://www.brrarch.com/eirene-knott-codes/) - Design Considerations for Automatic DoorsChoosing the right door type for a project may sound like a basic step in the design process. However, this selection requires the design team to consider several factors: Primary users and the quantity of users. Access to, or proximity of, a power source. Location and environmental factors, like heat and
- [We don’t just design for food, we live for food.](https://www.brrarch.com/we-dont-just-design-for-food-we-live-for-food/) - We recently won the opportunity to collaborate with PB&J Restaurants and Crown Center on a barbecue-centric restaurant, located just south of downtown Kansas City. We will collaborate on the design and construction of Burnt Ends BBQ which is slated to open in December 2019. While we are confident our experience and passion for creative space making is the reason we were selected, we think our history with food also played a part in the decision.
- [Real work, real education, real important](https://www.brrarch.com/real-work-real-education-real-important/) - In honor of National Intern Day, we wanted to get a better idea of what our internship is like at BRR. So, we decided to sit down with a few interns and get firsthand insight on their experience.
- [Two Firms Unite: RHA Architects joins BRR Architecture](https://www.brrarch.com/two-firms-unite/) - Today we are pleased to announce RHA Architects, based in Dallas, Texas, has agreed to join BRR Architecture. This agreement creates a twelfth office location for BRR and adds more than 15 talented men and women to the BRR staff.
- [Announcing Our Newest Principals and Associate](https://www.brrarch.com/announcing-our-newest-principals-and-associate/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [Project Highlight: Fresh Design Ideas for a Local Grocery Store](https://www.brrarch.com/project-highlight-fresh-design-ideas-for-a-local-grocery-store/) - One of the core components of BRR’s culture is our team’s emphasis on community service and giving our time and talents to the cities where we live and work. Earlier in 2021, a number of our Kansas City-based teammates sought to identify new organizations where we could donate our time. Read on to learn more about this exciting project.
- [Five Questions with Culin Thompson: ACE Mentorship Program](https://www.brrarch.com/five-questions-with-culin-thompson-ace-mentorship-program/) - Community service and mentorship are two key aspects of BRR’s culture. Our team works with organizations across the country to teach and mentor students who strive for a career in the AEC industry. A few of our offices participate in the ACE Mentorship program and, most recently, Culin Thompson spent several months working with the Seattle ACE Mentorship program. Read on as he shares more about his experience and what compelled him to get involved.
- [Announcing Our Newest Associates and Senior Associate](https://www.brrarch.com/announcing-our-newest-associates-and-senior-associate/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [The Value of Mentorship at BRR](https://www.brrarch.com/the-value-of-mentorship-at-brr/) - BRR is invested in the growth and development of our team members and we are consistently looking for innovative ways to bring new opportunities to the firm. Research has shown that mentorship plays a key role in the development of well-rounded individuals and our founders learned from personal experience the many benefits of a good mentor throughout their careers. For those reasons, BRR launched the Bridge Mentorship Program to provide a level of connection and understanding amongst team members regardless of their area of expertise, years in the profession or years with BRR.
- [Introducing BRR’s New Top Leaders](https://www.brrarch.com/brr-names-new-top-leaders/) - BRR Architecture names new President & CEO, COO and CIO to kick off 2022.
- [Announcing Our Newest Leaders](https://www.brrarch.com/promotions-feb-2022/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [Our People: Promotions](https://www.brrarch.com/our-people-promotions/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm. We are proud to announce the following as they are promoted to Senior Associate: Austin Abbott,
- [Emerging Trend: Retail Building Communities](https://www.brrarch.com/emerging-trend-retail-building-communities/) - As trends in the built environment continue to evolve, our designers have seen a new trend development popping up in suburban design projects across the country. Instead of shopping centers or strip malls, many developers are opting to create a smaller more walkable community with many amenities.
- [AIA-Kansas Names BRR Architecture as 2022 Firm of the Year](https://www.brrarch.com/aia-kansas-names-brr-architecture-as-2022-firm-of-the-year/) - Overland Park, Kansas — BRR Architecture has been recognized by AIA-Kansas as the 2022 Firm of the Year. The award recognizes one firm every two years; the chapter and awards jury selects a firm that has “made great contributions to the built environment and profession of architecture through notable architectural work and has established a positive presence
- [Travel Centers – Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow](https://www.brrarch.com/travel-centers/) - The role and image of travel centers have changed greatly in the last 30 years and promises to continue to change at an accelerated pace in the years to come. When the first travel center came on the scene in the late 1950s, it was basically a simple building consisting of a fuel station and an attached diner. Its customer was the long-haul trucker who needed fuel, rest, and something to eat. The needs were simple and easy to meet.
- [Project Spotlight: Riverside Red X’s New Store Now Open](https://www.brrarch.com/project-spotlight-riverside-red-xs-new-store-now-open/) - The Riverside Red X liquor and retail store has been a staple in the Riverside, MO community for more than 75 years. Since 1948, the store has been family-owned and operated by three different generations all dedicated to providing the best service to customers. After rebuilding the store four separate times after three floods and
- [BRR on Campus: 2023 Career Fairs](https://www.brrarch.com/2023-career-fairs/) - Attention future architects and designers -- we want to meet with you! Take a look at our 2023 Career Fair schedule to see if we'll be visiting your school this year.
- [Bolder Design Choices Coming in 2023](https://www.brrarch.com/2023-design-predictions/) - Designers across multiple sectors are forecasting what individuals can expect to see regarding interior design and architectural elements. This year, our team looks at the top three predictions and provides examples of how these might be used within the corporate design spectrum.
- [Our People: Promotions](https://www.brrarch.com/our-people-promotions-2/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [Our People: New Leaders at BRR](https://www.brrarch.com/our-people-new-leaders-at-brr/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [BRR at 60: Our Impact Report](https://www.brrarch.com/brr-60-impact-report/) - Wrapping up an impactful yearOn September 1, 1963, BRR Architecture (formally Franklin Frieze Architects) transformed from a simple idea to an architecture firm. To recognize our 60th year in business, our firm spent the year intentionally celebrating our relationships, serving our communities and supporting the future of architecture. We threw parties. We volunteered (a lot).
- [Our People: New Leaders at BRR](https://www.brrarch.com/our-people-new-leaders-at-brr-2/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [BRR on Campus: 2024 Career Fairs](https://www.brrarch.com/brr-on-campus-2024-career-fairs/) - Attention future architects and designers -- we want to meet with you! Take a look at our 2024 Career Fair schedule to see if we'll be visiting your school this year.
- [Our People: New Principals & Executives at BRR](https://www.brrarch.com/our-people-new-principals-executives-at-brr/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [Our People: Recognizing Our Leaders](https://www.brrarch.com/new-leaders-july-2024/) - Taking care of our team members is important to us, and we are proud to support the professional and personal growth of our teammates. Today, we are pleased to announce a series of promotions for leaders at our firm.
- [Join Us: BRR's Portfolio & Resume Review](https://www.brrarch.com/architecture-portfolio-review-2024/) - Join Us: BRR's Portfolio & Resume ReviewAt BRR, one of our core beliefs is to share our knowledge and inspire the next generation of architects. This fall, BRR is hosting a series of portfolio and resume review sessions for architecture students who want personalized and professional feedback on their work. BRR will have experienced architects,
- [IRDC 2024: Rethinking Retail](https://www.brrarch.com/irdc-2024-kansas-city-rethinking-retail/) - IRDC 2024: Rethinking RetailBRR Architecture was a proud sponsor and attendee of this year’s International Retail Design Conference (IRDC). Hosted in Kansas City, Missouri by VMSD Magazine, the conference provides the retail industry with an annual opportunity for professionals to connect and share industry insights. At BRR, our firm keeps our compass pointed towards the
- [Project Spotlight: Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/project-spotlight-whole-foods-market/) - BRR has a long history working with Whole Foods Market on countless projects across the nation. Our team has formed great working relationships with the client team over the years which has led to some new work with unique challenges to overcome. We recently completed a Whole Foods Market takeover project in South Boulder, CO. Read on as we share the key design challenges we tackled in this project.
- [Design Considerations for Warehouse Automation](https://www.brrarch.com/design-considerations-for-warehouse-automation/) - The need for automated technology inside warehouses continues to grow; this technology often requires changes to be made within the warehouse layout. Based on our experience working on warehouse and fulfillment projects, we’ve discovered several key learnings for design considerations related to the automation technology equipment. Beyond considering how the equipment fits in the space, there are often design implications for each type of piece.
- [Uncovering The Beauty in a Remodel](https://www.brrarch.com/uncovering-the-beauty-in-a-remodel/) - As the need for more grocery stores and competition for space increases, companies are opting to remodel existing buildings to serve their customers’ needs, rather than building new. Remodeling older buildings comes with their own set of challenges due to lack of information on existing construction which adds a whole new level of complexity. BRR recently completed a remodel in an existing Whole Foods Market that came with a unique set of challenges but resulted in a beautiful new space which celebrates the existing wood structure and history of the building.
- [Key Considerations for Grocery Takeovers](https://www.brrarch.com/key-considerations-for-grocery-takeovers/) - When looking at a grocery tenant improvement project, one in which the owner plans to remodel an existing non-grocery building and transform the space into a grocery store, there are a special set of considerations to think through before embarking on the project. Based on recent experience with some of our top grocery clients, we’ve compiled the key aspects to consider for this project type.
- [Retailers Remain Adaptable for Holiday Shoppers](https://www.brrarch.com/retailers-remain-adaptable-for-holiday-shoppers/) - Stores will need to be creative and think how they can grow their back of house storage areas by growing volumetrically and creating solutions to put more stock on the sales floor.
- [Project Spotlight: Schnucks](https://www.brrarch.com/project-spotlight-schnucks/) - BRR’s roots in the grocery sector run deep and we maintain long-standing relationships with many national and regional grocery brands. Our team has been working with Schnucks Markets since 2014 and has developed a successful working relationship. So, when the client team sought to remodel a suburban store located in St. Louis County, BRR rose to the challenge.
- [On the Boards: The Hudson Phase One](https://www.brrarch.com/on-the-boards-the-hudson-phase-one/) - As a design firm, BRR has honed our collaborative design approach over our nearly 60-year history and we take pride in the fact that our process integrates clients and their vision throughout the entire project. To showcase the exciting design work our firm creates each day, we are launching a new blog series this year to feature what we currently have ‘on the boards,’ or in production. Take a look.
- [Retailers Converge to Examine Digital and Physical Store Trends](https://www.brrarch.com/retailers-converge-to-examine-digital-and-physical-store-trends/) - In May, retail TouchPoints hosted the Retail Innovation Conference and Expo in Chicago. They combined three separate conferences – IRCE, design: retail Conference & Expo, and the Retail Innovation Summit - into one cohesive event. The theme of this event ‘Where Digital and Physical Retail Connect’ offered numerous perspectives and thoughts from across the retail
- [Project Spotlight: Whole Foods Market -- Chicago, IL](https://www.brrarch.com/project-spotlight-whole-foods-market-chicago-il/) - Recently we completed the design of a multi-level urban project in downtown Chicago; our team is always motivated by the complex challenges these types of projects present.
- [Advantages to Using the IEBC in Retail](https://www.brrarch.com/advantages-to-using-the-iebc-in-retail/) - The International Existing Building Code (IEBC) is “a model code in the International Code family of codes intended to provide requirements for repair and alternative approaches for alterations and additions to existing buildings.” When it comes to renovating a store or when a retailer takes over as a second tenant in the space, the IEBC
- [NeoCon 2022 Showcases Latest Design Trends](https://www.brrarch.com/neocon-2022-takeaways/) - Thousands of designers gathered this year at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago for NeoCon 2022, where emerging brands showcased new products and design trends across multiple sectors including office, hospitality, retail, and public spaces. Listed below are a few of the pertinent trends we saw and how they apply to our clients’ projects. Bright Colors
- [We've got a Handle on Material-Handling](https://www.brrarch.com/weve-got-a-handle-on-material-handling/) - The last few years have been a catalyst for the already rapidly growing shipping industry and the need for Material-Handling Equipment (MHE). First off, what is Material-Handling Equipment? Material-Handling Equipment is the mechanical equipment used for the movement, storage, control, and protection of products throughout the distribution process. Reference our previous blog on Design Considerations
- [How to Convert Existing Urban Buildings to Grocery Stores](https://www.brrarch.com/how-to-convert-existing-urban-buildings-to-grocery-stores/) - Tenant improvement projects located within the urban core require innovative design approaches because the proposed buildings were never intended to be grocery stores. BRR has worked with grocery retail clients to convert businesses, office spaces and parking garages. Here are some of the key aspects to consider when embarking on an urban multi-level grocery conversion project.
- [Emerging Trends Affecting Warehouse Security Design](https://www.brrarch.com/emerging-trends-affecting-warehouse-security-design/) - Emerging Trends Affecting Warehouse Security DesignThe landscape of warehouse security has evolved over the past five years to adapt to changes in the ecommerce sector brought on by the pandemic. Before, warehouses stored bulk shipments and large pallets. Today, warehouses are responsible for storing and transporting thousands of smaller personal packages. The securit­­­y systems keeping
- [Project Spotlight: Schnucks Launches New, Wellness-Focused Eatwell Market](https://www.brrarch.com/project-spotlight-eatwell-market/) - Project Spotlight: Schnucks Launches New, Wellness-Focused Eatwell MarketSchnucks grocery stores and BRR have a long-standing relationship; BRR has designed multiple store locations across the Midwest. When Schnucks decided to create an entirely new grocery store concept that focuses on health and wellness, we were eager to leverage our extensive grocery project experience to make it
- [Too Big, Too Small, Just Right – Exploring Grocery Store Sizes](https://www.brrarch.com/too-big-too-small-just-right-exploring-grocery-store-sizes/) - Too Big, Too Small, Just Right – Exploring Grocery Store SizesGrocery stores come in all shapes and sizes. From large supercenters to small specialty boutiques, they serve a wide range of customers who have a wide variety of needs. The average size of a grocery store is about 40,000 square feet. This is the size
- [Project Spotlight: Cedar Port Logistics Center, Building 2](https://www.brrarch.com/logistics-center-in-baytown-texas/) - Project Spotlight: Cedar Port Logistics Center, Building IIDesigned to function as a hub of distribution, Cedar Port Logistics Center, Building II sits on a sprawling 45-acre site in Baytown, Texas, just outside of Houston. Owned by Capital Development Partners, this 800,405-square-foot warehouse allows any future tenant the flexibility to be partially or completely rail served.
- [Creating a Concept: Multifamily & Mixed-Use Design](https://www.brrarch.com/multifamily-in-kansas-city/) - Concepting Multifamily & Mixed-Use DesignAs the modern lifestyle evolves, it changes the way we design our living spaces and communities. The influx of hybrid work overlapped office and home environments and individuals now reexamine the multifaceted aspects of their personal space. Homes have become a mixed-use environment, and that sentiment extends beyond the front door.
- [The Growth of Residential Influences in Extended-Stay](https://www.brrarch.com/residential-trends-in-extended-stay-2024/) - The Growth of Residential Experiences in Extended-StayThe expansion of the hospitality industry’s extended-stay sector over the recent years, highlights a growing trend of residential-influenced experiences in hotels. As telework and business travel increases in commonality, the rise of occupancies in extended-stay hotels showcases guests not only desire but prioritize comfort. BRR is a leader in
- [Grocery Design and the Self-Checkout Dilemma](https://www.brrarch.com/self-checkout-in-grocery-blog/) - Grocery Design & the Self-Checkout DilemmaIn the post-pandemic era, the influx of self-checkouts surged, and the front end of grocery stores has continued to evolve to meet the shifting demands for today’s consumers. While BRR has previously discussed front end design trends, we continue to witness an evolution of grocer’s priorities based on our work
- [Project Spotlight: Love.Life](https://www.brrarch.com/project-spotlight-love-life-el-segundo/) - Project Spotlight: Love.LifeLove.Life is a holistic health club that prioritizes the fitness, medical and nutritional needs of its members in its approach to wellness. Former Whole Foods CEO, John Mackey created Love.Life as an opportunity to broaden the scope of the typical health club and house the factors needed to obtain and maintain a healthy
- [2024 Design Charette: The Future Warehouse](https://www.brrarch.com/industrial-design-charette-2024/) - 2024 Industrial Design Charette: The Future WarehouseAt BRR, two key elements of our mission statement are to create inspiring architecture and relentlessly innovate. To support this mission, the firm often holds design charettes to motivate teammates to flex their design skills and stretch their imaginations. A recent charette challenged our teammates with a question: what
- [Fueling Up: The Future of Industrial Innovation](https://www.brrarch.com/fuel-stations-industrial-design/) - Fueling Up: The Future of Industrial InnovationAt the center of modern commerce are a range of facilities like business distribution networks and large industrial parks. The key to success for these parks is efficiency. However, an often-overlooked aspect is fueling for the vehicles which visit them. A well-integrated fueling station provides a seamless flow of

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- [BRR Architecture | National Architecture Firm | Retail, Grocery & Hospitality Design](https://www.brrarch.com/) - We are dedicated to creating inspiring architecture that elevates the everyday experience.Let's ConnectFrom shopping, shipping, working or relaxing, our design solutions impact the built environments people use every day. Since founding in 1963, BRR Architecture has expanded to 10 locations nationwide with 300+ teammates; our teams collaborate with clients across numerous industries, including Retail, Grocery,
- [Careers](https://www.brrarch.com/careers/) - Licensed Architect Positions Open NationwideElevate your career.We serve both national brands and successful developers with a rich history, bold visions and exciting futures ahead. We’re seeking skillful designers and professionals who want to grow with us – running alongside our team and shaping the spaces people experience everyday. OPEN POSITIONSGROWTHYour career can go the distance.At
- [Philadelphia](https://www.brrarch.com/philadelphia/) - PhiladelphiaRemodeled in 2024, the Philadelphia BRR office is situated near the banks of the Delaware River and just steps away from the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. The surrounding architecture varies, from historic buildings to newly built skyscrapers, inspiring our teammates each day. The Philadelphia team supports a variety of client work across the Northeast
- [About BRR](https://www.brrarch.com/about/) - BRR Elevates the Everyday ExperienceWe’re a national architectural design firm located across the United States, and our history spans decades. Since our founding in 1963, we’ve partnered with national and international brands to design and produce environments across North America. Our design process is collaborative with each and every client, and we provide full-scope architectural
- [McKenzie Samp](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/mckenzie-samp/) - McKenzie SampAIAAssociateMcKenzie is an experienced architect at BRR Architecture and manages Whole Foods Market projects at the program level. She holds a close working relationship to the preconstruction, design and construction departments at Whole Foods to help execute projects from start to finish. Her experience led to her involvement on complex projects such as Whole
- [Kelsey Sundet](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/kelsey-sundet/) - Kelsey SundetAIAPrincipalKelsey has been with BRR since 2010, and she leads our office in Phoenix. Kelsey is a Program Lead for the firm’s largest retail client, which includes multi-project site adaptations and runs a large program for one of BRR’s grocery clients. During her career at the firm, she’s worked with multiple office, retail and
- [Atlanta](https://www.brrarch.com/atlanta/) - AtlantaNestled between Buckhead and Downtown, the Atlanta BRR office is conveniently located and just a short drive to numerous restaurants, food halls and shopping districts. And, as Atlanta features more green space than typical major cities, the BRR team spends as much time as possible outdoors, whether it’s an outdoor meeting, a shady afternoon walk,
- [Kate Chilton](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/kate-chilton/) - Kate ChiltonAIAAssociate Kate joined BRR in 2019 and serves as a Project Lead in our Phoenix office. She brings nationwide experience, supporting work from Washington to Florida. Kate leads a diverse portfolio of retail and convenience store projects, including tenant improvements, renovations and prototype development. From concept through construction administration, she partners closely with clients
- [Our People](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/) - AllPrincipalsDirectorsSenior AssociatesAssociates
- [Our Services](https://www.brrarch.com/our-services/) - Architectural design, entitlement, permitting and construction administrationWe are a full-service architecture firm.We don’t have a ‘one size fits all’ mentality. Every client has specific goals, and part of our process is understanding what resources we can leverage to best serve your needs. We offer a full suite of services which will be curated to achieve
- [Design Process](https://www.brrarch.com/design-process/) - Our Project ApproachOur approach to design is straightforward. We are engaged, collaborative and deliver with clarity and quality. A collaboration from conception to grand opening.From day one, we work with our clients to define goals, understand constraints, and establish a clear path forward. Our method is much more than a series of presentations. Throughout the
- [Capabilities](https://www.brrarch.com/capabilities/) - Design Capabilities From a Local to a National ScaleWe create inspiring architecture.Our experience spans a wide range of project types. Our team can manage straightforward remodels or tenant improvement projects to large, complex new construction projects. WORK WITH USNew ConstructionFrom big-box retail locations to new multi-family developments, we bring extensive experience in jurisdictions across the
- [Seattle](https://www.brrarch.com/seattle/) - SeattleThe Seattle BRR office is located steps away from dozens of restaurants and breweries in the heart of South Lake Union within Denny triangle and offers quick access to the Seattle Monorail. BRR opened its Seattle office to collaborate with a number of Seattle-based clients and major retailers; teammates enjoy getting out of the office
- [Aaron Ernst](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/aaron-ernst/) - Aaron ErnstAssociate, Structural CoordinatorAaron collaborates with teams across all BRR studios, providing structural guidance coupled with quality assurance for all of our building programs. He assists throughout all phases of project and prototype development with emphasis in detail development, risk analysis, material sizing, roof drainage design, slab design, specification evaluation, quality control efforts, forensic analysis,
- [Cori McClish](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/cori-mcclish/) - Cori McClishSPHRDirector of Human ResourcesCori believes HR is most effective when business objectives and employee needs are aligned to achieve shared success. She brings a thoughtful, people-centered approach to her work, balancing insight into individuals with a focus on organizational priorities. As Director of HR, Cori leads talent strategy, recruitment and the full scope of
- [Maurice Musy](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/maurice-musy/) - Maurice MusyAIA, NCARBAssociate Maurice’s career and knowledge of the industry spans over two decades of work. He’s managed and produced a variety of project types, including remodels, new construction, expansions, takeovers, fuel stations and prototype development. Maurice has collaborated with some of BRR’s biggest retail clients on their remodel prototype specifications for more than ten
- [Eirene Knott](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/eirene-knott/) - Eirene KnottMCPDirector of Code Services Eirene has more than 30 years of experience working nationally with building and fire codes. She is an active participant in the code development process having written multiple code changes to clarify language in the code. She also has an incredible passion for educating others on code language and how
- [Zack Marquardt](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/zack-marquardt/) - Zack MarquardtAIA, LEED AP BD+CSenior Associate As a Senior Associate, Zack has managed project teams focused on the design and production of retail projects nationwide. In his 25+ years at BRR, he has been critical to overseeing and providing senior-level direction for multiple retail programs. Day-to-day, Zack provides senior-level direction for retail and grocery projects
- [Teresa Murphy](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/teresa-murphy/) - Teresa MurphyAIASenior Associate Teresa is a Senior Associate, and has nearly 40 years of experience in the architectural design of retail, commercial, theater and medical projects. She has been instrumental in site adapting large-scale prototypical retail projects across the country ranging from 15,000 sq. ft. to 195,000+ sq. ft. to fit unique sites in a
- [Scott Pearce](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/scott-pearce/) - Scott PearceAIAAssociate Scott works in our Dallas office and has over 30 years of experience in Commercial and Retail Architecture. He works on new construction, remodels and tenant improvement projects and has experience with all phases of the design and construction process. He has been managing the Sam’s Club Retail and Fuel prototypes for over
- [Steve Kellen](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/steve-kellen/) - Steve KellenAIAAssociate Steve has been with BRR since 2003 and is experienced in the design of retail, commercial and mixed-use buildings. Throughout his BRR career, Steve has helped our teams site adapt large-scale retail projects across the country, ranging from 40,000 to 195,000+ square feet. Steve helps lead our Phoenix office, and as senior specifier,
- [Stacy Behlmann](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/stacy-behlmann/) - Stacy BehlmannAIA, LEED GASenior Associate Stacy has been with BRR since 2011 and works as a Client Lead and Project Manager in our Kansas City office. Over the course of her tenure, she has led a wide range of projects for retail, hospitality, and industrial clients, including ground-up new construction, remodels, and tenant improvements. She
- [Kelly Neiling](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/kelly-neiling/) - Kelly NeilingAIAAssociate Since joining BRR in 2011, Kelly has worked on a variety of project types from restaurant tenant improvements to high profile grocery stores. Kelly currently manages a team focused on grocery projects, and has become a trusted advisor to her clients with her extensive knowledge of food retail and prototype design. She works
- [John Schweiger](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/john-schweiger/) - John SchweigerAIA, LEED APAssociate John has been with BRR for 30+ years and is critical to maintaining a high level of quality in our projects. Throughout his career, John has provided leadership on all phases of design development and has been directly involved in the preparation and quality control of construction documents. His extensive experience
- [Jacob Henley](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/jacob-henley/) - Jacob HenleyAIA, LEED APAssociate Jacob has over 15 years of professional experience, is a Project Manager and licensed Architect. Since joining BRR in 2016, Jacob has worked with multiple hotel brands and franchisees on properties in markets across the U.S. Day to day, Jacob manages projects through all phases, from schematic design development, through construction
- [Jon Gripka](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/jon-gripka/) - Jon GripkaAIAAssociate Jon works with multiple teams to provide high-level design services for multifamily, grocery, retail, hospitality, office environments and more. Jon has been a critical contributor to the continual evolution and implementation of our design process and plays an essential role in developing BRR’s brand standards for conceptual design presentations. Jon believes in fostering
- [Culin Thompson](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/culin-thompson/) - Culin ThompsonAIA, LEED GASenior Associate Culin joined BRR in 2017 and works as a program and sector lead in our Atlanta office. He brings experience in hospitality, retail, market analysis and urban planning to projects spanning from Washington state to Florida. Culin leads a wide range of hotel projects, prototypes, and programs from extended-stay to
- [Caleb Riekhof](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/caleb-riekhof/) - Caleb RiekhofAIASenior Associate Caleb helps lead our Bentonville office and has been with BRR since 2014. He works on a wide variety of projects for our retail and hospitality clients. As a Program Manager, he oversees numerous designers and projects for our firm’s largest retail client. His experience spans across many different project types including
- [Brandon Lewis](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/brandon-lewis/) - Brandon LewisAIAAssociate Brandon serves as a project architect within the firm’s hospitality and office design studio, producing construction documents, coordinating with design teams and managing construction administration. He is a detail-oriented architect with more than 10 years of experience, with an aptitude for high-quality service to owners, contractors, third-party vendors and other teammates. Day-to-day, Brandon
- [Amanda Blair](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/amanda-blair/) - Amanda BlairAIAAssociate Amanda joined the firm in 2016 and works as a program manager based in our Philadelphia office. She’s involved in numerous retail, grocery and industrial programs across the country and works in everything from small tenant improvements to new store development and construction. Her adaptability and ingenuity allow her to manage multiple client
- [Robert Ciston](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/robert-ciston/) - Robert CistonAIASenior PrincipalRobert Ciston is a Senior Principal at BRR Architecture with over 25 years of experience. Robert leads multi-office teams on high-profile national retail, industrial, and fulfillment center projects, including large-scale and last-mile delivery facilities. He is experienced in commercial new construction, expansion, remodel, automation, and tenant improvement projects. Instrumental in establishing BRR’s prototype
- [Dennis Wilson](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/dennis-wilson/) - Dennis WilsonAIA, NCARBPrincipalDennis is a principal in our Bentonville office and leads our Sam’s Club program. Dennis’ career with BRR extends over 20 years. During his time with the firm, he’s worked on hundreds of remodel projects throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico. He brings seasoned experience managing multiple clients and their needs, as well
- [Austin Abbott](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/austin-abbott/) - Austin AbbottAIA, NCARBPrincipalSince joining BRR in 2011, Austin has worked in the Bentonville, AR and Austin, TX offices, and currently leads the Seattle office. Austin collaborates with the firm’s national grocery clients and oversees large-scale project rollouts, including remodels, prototype development and maintenance programs. During his time in the Pacific Northwest, Austin has managed the
- [Sterling Smith](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/sterling-smith/) - Sterling SmithAIA, NCARBAssociateWhen Sterling joined BRR in 2023, he brought decades of design experience across the retail, grocery, senior living, and residential market sectors, including new construction, remodels, and tenant improvements. His project experience spans from Australia to the grocery store just outside his neighborhood. From 2008 to 2014, Sterling worked at RHA Architects, which
- [Long Beach](https://www.brrarch.com/long-beach/) - Long BeachThe Long Beach office offers a sunny southern California location for our southern West Coast teammates. Our team is ready to collaborate with clients seeking to expand their presence across Southern California and into the Southwest. BRR has worked with clients on thousands of projects in the state of California and we’re proud to
- [Matt Brown](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/matt-brown/) - Matt BrownAssociate, Senior Software EngineerMatt joined BRR in 2010, and serves as a Senior Software Engineer in our Kansas City office. He is passionate about supporting his colleagues by listening closely to their challenges and delivering effective technology solutions. In his day-to-day role, Matt leads internal software development from requirements gathering through implementation, testing and
- [Steve Burton](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/steve-burton/) - Steve BurtonAIA, LEED GAAssociateSteve Burton brings more than 15 years of experience to his role as a Program Lead at BRR, where he focuses on building trusted client relationships and delivering strategic, process-driven solutions. Since joining BRR in 2010, Steve has served as a client advisor, deeply engaging with client teams to analyze existing workflows,
- [Rob Hindman](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/rob-hindman/) - Rob HindmanAssociateRob brings more than 30 years of experience across a wide range of project types. Since joining BRR in 2002, he has led programs for national retailers and e-commerce clients, while also contributing his expertise to multifamily and restaurant projects. Rob has in-depth knowledge of every phase of a project—from entitlement and construction document
- [Kurt Grahovac](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/kurt-grahovac/) - Kurt GrahovacAssociate, System AdministratorKurt Grahovac has been with BRR since 2015 and serves as our System Administrator. In this role, he is responsible for maintaining the reliability, security, and performance of the firm’s IT infrastructure. A natural problem-solver, Kurt is always exploring new processes and technology-driven solutions to keep the firm moving forward. From automating
- [Amina Hale](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/amina-hale/) - Amina HaleAssociateSince joining BRR in 2019, Amina has been a key contributor across a wide range of projects, including tenant improvements and remodels for a major retail client. She is currently working in the firm’s hospitality sector, supporting multiple brands. Amina has been involved in all phases of a project—from schematic design and design development
- [Megan Whitman](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/megan-whitman/) - Megan WhitmanAIA, IIDA, LEED AP ID+CExecutive PrincipalMegan has been with BRR since 2006 and currently leads a studio focused on the grocery, retail and convenience store markets. She’s involved in the planning of the firm’s business goals and supports the achievement of these goals. Megan plays a key role in the development of our teammates
- [John Pennekamp](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/john-pennekamp/) - John PennekampAIAPrincipalAs part of the BRR leadership team, John is involved with aspects of our practice nationally, as well as locally in the Philadelphia office. He has been involved with a wide variety of project types, ranging from small commercial fit-out projects to large-scale grocery and industrial projects. Over the last few years, his specific
- [Portfolio](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/) - Our work is diverseOur resume includes thousands of projects located in more than 4,000 cities nationally and internationally. We’ve touched everything from small tenant improvement retail projects to the design and construction of high-rise hotels and complex distribution centers. After working with Fortune 500 companies to independent developers, the BRR team has over 60 years
- [News](https://www.brrarch.com/blog/) - The Hudson Featured on CBS’s America ByDESIGNBRR Architecture's multifamily sector leader Nicole Curry, AIA, was featured on the latest episode of CBS's America ByDESIGN,...Continue ReadingWhat NYC’s New Existing Building Code Means for DevelopmentNew York City is retiring the use of its 1968 NYC Building Code for existing buildings undergoing renovations...Continue ReadingBRR’s Andrew Maass Recognized in
- [Zach Sumada](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/zach-sumada/) - Zach SumadaAIAPrincipalAs one of BRR’s leading designers, Zach plays a critical role in communicating our design solutions from the early stages of the design process and advancing projects through schematic design and design development. Zach has worked with a variety of project types, including hospitality, office environments, and retail facilities, and brings a well-rounded, methodical
- [Ty Holcomb](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/ty-holcomb/) - Ty HolcombAIAExecutive PrincipalWith more than 30 years of architectural experience, Ty Holcomb serves as a Principal in BRR’s Dallas office, where he leads some of the firm’s most complex projects, including multi-story developments and parking structures, and supports long-term clients. Licensed in over 30 states, Ty brings a wealth of nationwide expertise across diverse project
- [Tyler Lewis](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/tyler-lewis/) - Tyler LewisAIAAssociateTyler joined BRR in 2013 and currently works in our Kansas City office. As a program lead, he has been integral in implementing and adapting program design standards into active projects at various stages of completion. Day-to-day, Tyler works with designers through all project phases, from entitlement, design development through construction document production and
- [Katie Crawford](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/katie-crawford/) - Katie CrawfordAIAAssociateSince joining BRR in 2016, Katie has worked on a wide array of projects in the retail and grocery markets. She helps lead our Austin office and works as a Program Manager for a team working on projects for a nationally-recognized local grocery client. Her thoroughness, attention to detail and focus on quality are
- [Jessica Kim](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/jessica-kim/) - Jessica KimAIA, LEED AP BD+CSenior AssociateSince joining BRR in 2019, Jessica has worked on numerous project types, including new construction, remodels and prototype for a variety of retail clients across the U.S. She guides her project teams through all phases of a project from Design Development to Construction Document Production to Construction Administration. She strives
- [Bart Brown](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/bart-brown/) - Bart BrownAIASenior AssociateBart helps lead our Bentonville team, and has more than 30 years of experience working on retail, grocery, fitness center, industrial and other commercial projects. He is a key asset in mentoring young professionals, and shares knowledge gained from his years of practice working through all architectural design and production phases. Bart has
- [Joe Meyer](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/joe-meyer/) - Joe MeyerDirector of AccountingAs the Director of Accounting, Joe Meyer leverages more than 30 years of accounting and business experience to lead BRR’s financial operations. He specializes in financial reporting, budget planning and data analysis and provides the firm’s leadership with the critical insights needed to drive growth and make informed business decisions. Joe is
- [Jennifer Lehmkuhl Corkrean](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/jennifer-lehmkuhl-corkrean/) - Jennifer Lehmkuhl CorkreanAIA, LEED GA, NCARBPrincipalJennifer’s experience covers projects in the retail, commercial, grocery and mixed-use markets. She currently leads multiple retail accounts and is actively involved in all project phases, including design development and review, entitlement, construction documentation and administration. She also oversees coordination between engineering consultants and the clients. Jennifer’s diligence and attention
- [Jenna Markley](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/jenna-markley/) - Jenna MarkleyAIAPrincipalJenna works as a program manager and oversees BRR’s Long Beach office in Southern California. Since she joined the firm in 2014, she’s cultivated BRR’s relationship with one of our larger grocery clients and currently focuses on the advancement of our retail sector. Jenna’s worked on several sectors at the firm and has worked
- [Scott Brown](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/scott-brown/) - Scott BrownAIA, LEED APPrincipalScott helps lead a studio of more than 25 team members working on retail remodel projects throughout the country. In addition to being a leader on his team, Scott has been a key voice in enhancing the programs and support BRR offers to professional staff pursuing licensure. He has also been a
- [Angela Markley](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/angela-markley/) - Angela MarkleyJDPrincipal, Corporate CounselAngela Markley, JD, has been with BRR since 2011 and is our in-house legal counsel. Day to day, she works with our leadership and project teams to implement practical, mutually-beneficial contract terms with our clients and consultants. Her expertise managing professional service agreements has been essential in maintaining positive client relationships, as
- [Jennifer Lerner](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/jennifer-lerner/) - Jennifer LernerCPSMPrincipal, Marketing & CommunicationsSince joining BRR Architecture in 2018, Jennifer has established and led the firm’s dedicated marketing and communications team, effectively creating an in-house agency to support BRR’s national presence. She oversees all aspects of marketing strategy, including brand communications, digital and social media, proposal development, and internal messaging. Jennifer plays a key
- [Mary Beth Gregory](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/mary-beth-gregory/) - Mary Beth GregoryAIAPrincipalMary Beth leads the Philadelphia office, with multiple retail, industrial, and grocery clients. She is a Project Manager for one of BRR’s retail clients, which includes site adaptation projects across the country. She has been with BRR since 2012 and has worked on multiple retail, industrial, c-store and grocery clients in several national
- [Jill Lyons](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/jill-lyons/) - Jill LyonsAIA, LEED AP ID+CPrincipalDuring her time at BRR, Jill has worked closely with clients in the grocery, restaurant, convenience store and travel center industries. She manages teams to produce several different projects across the country. With over 30 years of experience in the retail and food industry, Jill has been essential in building a
- [Nicole Curry](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/nicole-curry/) - Nicole CurryAIA, NCARBPrincipalNicole joined BRR in 2021 with more than 18 years of experience designing and managing award-winning multifamily and mixed-use developments in both urban and suburban communities, office buildings, tenant finish and single family homes. Nicole believes that client communication is the key to creating successful projects. Her ability to listen and interpret her
- [Dan Popp](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/dan-popp/) - Dan PoppAIA, LEED AP BD+CPrincipalThroughout his career, Dan has worked with regional and national clients on retail, commercial and industrial projects that range from 3,500 to 1.1 million square feet. He brings comprehensive experience in the project delivery and design construction document process for fast-track, complex projects. After joining the firm in 2004, he has
- [Mark Scherrer](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/mark-scherrer/) - Mark ScherrerAIAPrincipalMark has been with BRR since 2010, and has spent a majority of his career working on remodel, takeover and new construction projects for grocery and retail clients. He currently leads one of BRR’s studios which supports one of our largest grocery client accounts. Mark plays a critical role in managing projects throughout the
- [Carol Bartolo](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/carol-bartolo/) - Carol BartoloAIAPrincipalCarol has more than 25 years of experience providing full-scope architectural services, managing projects from the early onset in conceptual design, through construction administration and project closeout. In her 15+ years at BRR, she’s worked with retail, grocery, industrial, & hospitality clients on a variety of project formats, from new construction to tenant improvements,
- [Ryan Rosché](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/ryan-rosche/) - Ryan RoscheAIAPrincipalRyan is a Principal at BRR and leads our team in Austin, TX. In his nearly 20 years with BRR, Ryan has worked with multiple retail clients on projects across the U.S. He distinguishes himself by working alongside our clients to gain additional perspective to brand initiatives, how they’ll be implemented, and their anticipated
- [Mariah Meyer](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/mariah-meyer/) - Mariah MeyerAIA, NCARBPresident & Chief Executive OfficerAs President & CEO, Mariah leads the strategic direction of the firm, championing teammate development, retention strategies and firmwide growth. Her leadership in managing complex client programs has been instrumental in BRR’s rapid expansion and diversification. Throughout her career, Mariah has led projects across retail, hospitality, and entertainment, bringing
- [Brian Roggy](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/brian-roggy/) - Brian RoggyAIASenior PrincipalBrian plays an instrumental role for BRR’s remodel and new construction programs nationwide, and works with our clients to establish processes that increase rollout efficiency. He leads a studio focused on commercial remodel and tenant improvement projects. Additionally, Brian has made significant contributions towards our continual efforts to improve project quality and delivery.
- [John Frank](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/john-frank/) - John FrankAIA, LEED AP BD+CChief Innovation OfficerJohn serves as BRR’s Chief Innovation Officer with a focus on delivering exceptional outcomes for clients across the firm’s portfolio. With a proven track record in the retail, grocery, hospitality, multifamily and industrial sector, John brings a results-oriented approach to every project. Passionate about leveraging cutting-edge technology, he collaborates
- [Greg Peterson](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/greg-peterson/) - Greg Peterson - BIM Director
- [Anna Opie](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/anna-opie/) - Anna OpieAssociateAnna has been with BRR since 2010 and works as a Human Resource Manager in our Kansas City office. She shows her passion for people daily in both her recruitment efforts and the implementation of our company policies. During her day-to-day work, Anna assists employees with the onboarding process and leads benefit enrollment for
- [Matt Henderson](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/matt-henderson/) - Matt HendersonAssociate, Business DevelopmentMatt has been with BRR since 2015 and brings 20+ years of industry experience to help our clients understand their building goals and learn how we can help to achieve them. His passion for improving experiences and quality of life through the built environment help him connect with each client on a
- [Dallas](https://www.brrarch.com/dallas/) - DallasWith panoramic views atop one of Dallas’s skyscrapers, the Dallas BRR office team moved into this space in 2022 and has since enjoyed access to endless amenities for our teammates. The Dallas team takes inspiration from the city’s nearby Arts District; BRR’s neighbors include the Dallas Museum of Art, the Perot Museum of Nature and
- [Austin](https://www.brrarch.com/austin/) - AustinThe Austin BRR office opened in 2016 to collaborate with a number of regional clients across retail, grocery and mixed-use sectors. Since they are in Austin, the Live Music Capital of the World, music is a core part of the office culture. An integrated speaker system connects to the office record player, playing music in
- [San Francisco](https://www.brrarch.com/san-francisco/) - San FranciscoBRR opened the San Francisco office to support client projects up and down the West Coast and also keep its finger on trends which helps our business progress. Open since 2007, the San Francisco team collaborates with multiple retail and grocery clients and exemplifies our flexible work policy. On the weekends the team enjoys
- [Phoenix](https://www.brrarch.com/phoenix/) - PhoenixThe Phoenix BRR office is situated in the shade of the Encanto neighborhood, less than ten minutes from bustling downtown Phoenix. The Phoenix team supports a number of regional and national clients and is actively involved in the local community. Our BRR Phoenix teammates enjoy happy hour outings for tacos and margaritas, billiards or ping
- [Bentonville](https://www.brrarch.com/bentonville/) - BentonvilleThe Bentonville BRR office is an active BRR office which serves a number of our national clients and our southern Midwest clients. Situated along the Razorback Greenway bike trail and historic downtown Bentonville, the office sits at a junction of nature, architecture and art that provides our design team abundant inspiration. The Bentonville team ventures
- [Kansas City](https://www.brrarch.com/kansas-city/) - Kansas CityBRR considers itself to be a Kansas City firm and is the largest firm in the state of Kansas. After its founding in 1963, the BRR office has grown substantially and moved to a new headquarters building located in downtown Overland Park, Kansas. Our teammates can easily walk or take a BRR bike to
- [Angie Biles](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/angie-biles/) - Angie BilesAIAAssociateSince joining BRR in 1999, Angie has grown into a key leadership role as an Associate, serving as a Project Lead and Program Lead for some of the firm’s largest national retail and grocery clients. With more than two decades of experience, she brings a strong architectural perspective and a strategic mindset to every
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- [Kate O'Rourke](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/kate-orourke/) - Kate O'RourkeAIAAssociateKate O’Rourke joined BRR in 2018 and works as a project lead, focusing on Walmart remodels nationwide, with a primary focus on California and Hawaii. She works with clients and permit coordinators to maintain efficient project schedules and coordinate project items. Kate collaborates with clients to understand their program approach to better facilitate their
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- [Jacob Pfeifer](https://www.brrarch.com/about/our-people/jacob-pfeifer/) - Jacob PfeiferAIAAssociateJacob works on a wide variety of project types across the country including multifamily, mixed-use, affordable housing, commercial office, retail and industrial. He is collaborative and communicative with owners, contractors and project teams. His wide range of experiences and roles provides him a solid skill set to take a project from concept to built
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## Portfolio

- [The Hudson](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/the-hudson/) - The HudsonKansas City, KSThe Hudson is a vibrant, 228-unit multifamily development conveniently located near the University of Kansas Hospital and the KU Medical Center campus in the Kansas City metro area. Once a site occupied by an outdated apartment complex, it now features luxury apartments with state-of-the-art amenities. Before developing the initial design concept, the
- [Homewood Suites by Hilton](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/homewood-suites/) - Homewood Suites by HiltonKansas City Metro AreaBRR is collaborating with a local Kansas City-based hotel developer on the design of a new extended-stay hotel. When completed, the Homewood Suites will feature 116 guest rooms, offering spacious accommodations with in-suite kitchens, workspace and areas for relaxation. The building’s exterior draws from the local context, blending brick,
- [Holiday Inn Express by IHG](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/holiday-inn-express/) - Holiday Inn ExpressNationwideOur team has worked with multiple hoteliers to grow their hospitality portfolios and open properties under the Holiday Inn Express brand. Our experience with the Holiday Inn Express brand includes both site adapt and conversion project types, including the historic renovation of a 100-year-old, 7-story building in downtown Kansas City. Our project teams
- [Staybridge Suites by IHG](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/staybridge-suites/) - Staybridge Suites by IHGOverland Park, KSThis Staybridge Suites was built on the site of a former hotel with the goal to bring a refreshed hotel with extended stay options to the area. The intended site was extremely tight so our team proposed the design to include four wood framed stories on a podium with two
- [TownePlace Suites by Marriott](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/towneplace-suites/) - TownePlace Suites by MarriottJacksonville, FLBRR collaborated with Shivam Properties Management to adapt the TownePlace Suites prototype into a three-story, 55,000-square-foot project, navigating a constrained site and district requirements in Jacksonville, Florida. The project challenged our team to maximize the constrained site and meet the district’s requirements, all while upholding brand standards. Due to a height
- [Cambria Hotels by Choice Hotels](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/cambria-hotels/) - Cambria Hotels by Choice HotelsFort Worth, TXThis five-story Cambria Hotel is the brand’s first location in Fort Worth, Texas, and one of the first rollouts of the Cambria Express prototype models. BRR worked closely with the City of Fort Worth and HighSide Companies to adapt the prototype to fit within the tight lot constraints of
- [Conceptual Mixed-Use Project](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/conceptual-mixed-use-project/) - Conceptual Mixed-Use ProjectKansas City Metro AreaBRR collaborated with a Kansas City-based developer to design the hard corner of a prominent 200-acre mixed-use development in a Kansas City suburb. The concept includes a 3-story, 40,000-square-foot Class A office building, combined with a structured parking garage and a large-scale grocery store, set above ground-level retail. The office
- [Plaza Apartments](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/country-club-plaza-apartments/) - Plaza ApartmentsKansas City, MOLocated just a short walk from Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza entertainment district, the Plaza Apartments are a 398,511-square-foot multifamily development that incorporates elements from Spanish Revivalist architecture. BRR collaborated with EPC Real Estate Group and Willow Capital, LLC to create a solution to fulfill the ongoing need for housing surrounding the
- [Walmart Next Generation Fulfillment Center](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/industrial/walmart-next-generation-fulfillment-center/) - Walmart Next Generation Fulfillment CenterStockton, CAWith a long-standing relationship with Walmart, BRR serves as the architect of record for numerous next-generation fulfillment centers – including a new fulfillment center in Stockton, California, set to be fully operational in early 2027. The three-story facility integrates a high-density storage and retrieval system, designed to support faster, more
- [Conceptual Office Environment](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/conceptual-office-environment/) - Conceptual Office EnvironmentKansas City, MOWorking with local Kansas City developer, 3D Development, the BRR team conceptualized a design to elevate a future office space in the former Kansas City Star building, which is listed on the National Historic Registry. The office will accommodate roughly 170 teammates with room for potential future growth. The design leverages
- [Grocery](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/) - Our Roots are in GroceryGrocery design is at the core of our firm, and we’ve worked with more than 40 grocery brands nationwide. Our experience in grocery store architecture benefits our clients because we understand the various factors which can impact a store’s design: store layout functionality, health code compliance, food-handling procedures. As a result,
- [H-E-B](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/h-e-b/) - H-E-BGeorgetown, TXBRR has worked with H-E-B designing projects across Texas since 2021, becoming a trusted advisor for the brand. In 2024, BRR was the Architect of Record for H-E-B’s new store built in Georgetown, Texas. With more than 60 years of grocery design experience, combined with a national presence spanning more than 3,000 jurisdictions, BRR
- [BRR Philadelphia Office](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/brr-philadelphia-office/) - BRR Philadelphia OfficePhiladelphia, PABRR Philadelphia created a dynamic workspace that fosters collaboration and creativity among teammates, while incorporating the space necessary to accommodate their growing team. Many of BRR Philadelphia’s teammates commute to work by bike or public transit, making finding a location that minimized the disruption of existing commutes a high priority. This 5,100-square-foot,
- [Walmart](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/walmart/) - WalmartNationwide & InternationalFor nearly 30 years, we’ve worked with Walmart as a preferred architectural partner to develop, maintain and rollout more than two dozen prototypes. Our work with Walmart includes more than 10,000 new construction and remodel projects in domestic and international markets. Over the course of this extensive experience, our teams have been given
- [StudioRes](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/studiores/) - StudioResJacksonville, FLStudioRes is Marriott International’s new economy extended-stay brand, with one of the first locations open in Jacksonville, Florida. These projects are designed to offer a convenient and affordable location for extended stay guests, while minimizing development hurdles and cost for the developer. As a trusted advisor to Marriott and its development team, BRR leveraged
- [The Compton](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/the-compton/) - The ComptonBentonville, ARThe Compton is designed to be a sought-after location within the Northwest Arkansas Community; its thoughtful design sets the project up to become a lasting destination. In a region known for the beauty of its natural environment, the hotel aims to connect its visitors to the outdoors while providing updated amenities at the
- [Hospitality](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/) - HospitalityWe craft hospitality environments that do more than meet expectations – they embody the essence of a brand and the goals of its ownership. Our work is reflected in international hotel chains such as Marriott, Hilton and IHG. Our collaborative approach explores all facets of the project and ensures thoughtful material selection, operational efficiency and,
- [Walmart Supercenter Conversion](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/walmart/walmart-supercenter-conversion/) - Walmart Supercenter ConversionMountain View, CAWalmart set out to convert a standard 125,430-square-foot store in Mountain View, CA, into a Supercenter by adding refrigerated grocery space and expanding the pickup service area to meet the community’s needs. The project posed a challenge to the BRR team: design the new components without expanding the store’s square footage
- [Mixed-Use & Multifamily](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/) - Mixed-Use & MultifamilyOur mixed-use and multifamily teams offer cross-functional knowledge, many bringing experience from the hospitality sector to inform their work. The design process for these projects is deeply collaborative; we are versed in the complex needs of these properties and explore what will make each project most successful. BRR does not approach these projects
- [Embassy Suites by Hilton](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/embassy-suites-biltmore/) - Embassy Suites by Hilton Phoenix BiltmorePhoenix, AZBRR collaborated with the owners of Embassy Suites Biltmore to deliver a comprehensive, phased renovation of the 206,000 square-foot hotel in Phoenix, AZ. The project updated guest rooms, improved accessibility and reimagined public spaces to elevate the overall guest experience. The first phase focused on renovating all 232 guestrooms
- [Reformation](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/reformation/) - ReformationHouston, TXBRR Architecture collaborated with Reformation to create their new flagship location in The Galleria –the largest shopping center in Houston, Texas and one of the largest in the state. Reformation is known for their curated approach to women’s clothing, and their sustainable mindset influences each store’s design. The BRR team leveraged its retail experience
- [Echo Suites by Wyndham](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/echo-suites-by-wyndham/) - Echo Suites by WyndhamPlano, TexasBRR and Wyndham Hotels & Resorts brand are collaborating to launch a new extended-stay hotel brand, Echo Suites, that offers both high-quality and affordable accommodations to guests. One of the first Echo Suites, located in Plano, Texas, will be completed in early 2024. This four-story, 51,670 square-foot hotel will feature 124
- [Oberon](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/oberon-waldo-kc/) - OberonKansas City, MOThis mixed-use development is located in the busy Waldo neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri and will feature 284 apartment units, a 12,000 square foot restaurant and additional retail space. The five- to six-story apartment complex will feature a courtyard and swimming pool, a 2-story clubhouse and lounge for residents, a dog wash and
- [Ashton Gray Tulsa](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/ashton-gray-tulsa/) - Ashton Gray TulsaTulsa, OKAshton Gray, a medical retail developer, recently collaborated with BRR on a new location housed in an office and retail corridor in southern Tulsa, Oklahoma. The two-story, 20,500-square-foot “medtail” center will house an anchor tenant and up to four additional tenants. BRR leveraged medical, retail and office design strategies to bring cohesiveness
- [Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/whole-foods-market/miami/) - Whole Foods MarketMiami, FLBRR Architecture and Whole Foods Market collaborated on a unique location in Miami, Florida that nestles into the corner of luxury condo development, Forma. This 50,812-square-foot multi-level grocery store features a retail mezzanine in addition to the sales floor, along with a wide range of departments from produce to seafood to floral
- [BRR Austin Office](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/brr-austin/) - BRR Austin OfficeAustin, TXBRR Austin designed their new office space to reflect their strategic plans for growth while highlighting the culture of the team and the community they call home. BRR chose a location in East Austin for the vibrant neighborhood and walkability to nearby amenities. Transforming this 4,200-square-foot space into a welcoming and functional
- [Industrial](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/industrial/) - IndustrialBRR is well-versed in completing complex industrial and fulfillment projects for our clients. Our industrial team recognizes that fulfillment and warehouse projects require extensive attention to detail, and they may require ASRS systems or other technologies to efficiently fill the needs of their customers. Our resume includes projects such as new distribution/fulfillment centers to the
- [Swig](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/swig/) - SwigOverland Park, KSBRR Architecture and Phillips Edison’s continued collaboration includes a 710-square-foot Swig in Overland Park, Kansas. At the onset, BRR conducted an initial site study to determine the best circulation of customer traffic, which informed the design and documentation phases. Due to the building’s intended location within the shopping center, the project presented site
- [Central Port Logistics Center, 11-A1 and A2](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/industrial/central-port-logistics-center-11-a1-and-a2/) - Central Port Logistics Center, 11-A1 and A2Savannah, GABRR Architecture and Capital Development Partners continue to collaborate and create innovative industrial warehouses, providing future tenants with flexibility and functional spaces. The most recent project, Building 11-A1 and A2, sits on the Central Port Logistics Center site – a 558-acre site located 7 miles from the Port
- [Northfield Township Food Pantry](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/northfield-township-food-pantry/) - Northfield Township Food PantryGlenview, ILFor over five decades, the Northfield Township Food Pantry has provided critical needs to Township residents facing food insecurity. Prior to 2025, the pantry operated from the basement of a former PNC Bank building. When the entire space became available to relocate and expand, the client selected BRR Architecture on the
- [Walmart Next Generation Supercenter](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/walmart/walmart-new-store-cypress-texas/) - Walmart Next Generation SupercenterCypress, TXFor more than 30 years, BRR Architecture has served on Walmart’s roster of architectural partners to develop, maintain and roll out new and remodeled locations nationwide. Walmart’s ‘store of the future’ encapsulates the brand’s commitment to modernize and strengthen local economies while implementing forward-thinking and innovative design in its stores. This
- [Cedar Port Logistics Center II](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/industrial/cedar-port-logistics-center/) - Cedar Port Logistics Center IIBaytown, TXAfter the success of their first logistics center, Capital Development Partners tasked BRR to design a sister facility on the same site nearby. Cedar Port Logistics Center II sits on a 90-acre site in Baytown, Texas, strategically placed near the Houston Port Authority. However, the new facility features one unique
- [Walmart Market Fulfillment Center](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/industrial/walmart-market-fulfillment-center/) - Walmart Market Fulfillment CenterSpringfield, MOThe ever-increasing demand for efficient and contactless shopping prompted Walmart to add a market fulfillment center onto their existing retail location in Springfield, Missouri. Walmart selected BRR to design their newest fulfillment center as part of our continued collaboration efforts. The BRR design team coordinated the expansion and kept in mind
- [Hobby Lobby](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/hobby-lobby-north-augusta/) - Hobby LobbyNorth Augusta, SCIn North Augusta, South Carolina, BRR collaborated with Hobby Lobby on the remodel of a 47,798-square-foot location which was previously occupied by a grocery tenant. The remodel involved the complete demolition of existing spaces, including the main entry and several exterior stairs and ramps. The new design integrates Hobby Lobby’s standard fixture
- [Taste Buds Kitchen](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/taste-buds-kitchen-overland-park/) - Taste Buds KitchenOverland Park, KSBRR Architecture worked with Taste Buds Kitchen to create an 1,850-square-foot cooking class venue, catered towards teaching children cooking skills. The client selected BRR primarily due to the firm’s valuable grocery, kitchen and restaurant architecture experience. The BRR team coordinated equipment fixtures for the back-of-house area, which includes food storage, dishwashers
- [8036 Metcalf](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/8036-metcalf/) - 8036 MetcalfOverland Park, KSHunt Midwest and BRR are collaborating to create a new multifamily development with 226 residential units, modern amenities and flexible restaurant and retail options. Upon completion, 8036 Metcalf will celebrate the theme of connection woven throughout Overland Park’s rich history and draws inspiration from the Strang Line Interurban Railroad. The balanced contrast
- [Escapology](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/escapology-leawood-kansas/) - EscapologyLeawood, KSBRR Architecture collaborated with Escapology to create a 3,600-square-foot escape-room entertainment venue in the Town Center Mall in the city of Leawood, Kansas. This location features eight individually-themed rooms, a reception area and a party room that can be reserved for private events. The existing space was renovated to create a blank canvas, which
- [Ashton Gray](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/ashton-gray/) - Ashton GrayNationwideAshton Gray discovered BRR through the firm’s experience with grocery and wanted to collaborate on the rollout of medical retail centers in the Southeast and South-central United States. When completed, these new “medtail” centers will house an anchor tenant which typically features a medical component, and the property will allow for a customizable number
- [Retail & Shopping Centers](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/) - Elevated Retail DesignSince our founding, BRR has built and maintained strong relationships with some of the world’s most prolific retailers. Our experience includes everything from small tenant improvement projects to the construction of new, ground-up shopping centers. While the retail industry continues to advance, BRR strives to create places where consumers feel connected to the
- [Sears Home & Life](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/sears-home-life/) - Sears Home & LifeOverland Park, KSWe recently collaborated with Sears Corporation on the design of a new, smaller-format retail store. Sears Home & Life was a new concept for the retailer; it focuses on selling products consumers use on a daily basis in their homes. The store in Overland Park houses products such as home
- [Uptown Retail](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/uptown-retail/) - Uptown RetailChicago, ILIn 2017-2018, the BRR team led a shopping center renovation project for the Uptown Retail center (formerly Weiss Plaza) location in Chicago. The team used BIM to create an updated, modern design, which includes state-of-the-art lighting elements and fresh environmental graphics. The 20,000 square foot center currently houses 7 tenants and is located
- [Regency Park](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/regency-park/) - Regency ParkOverland Park, KSBRR worked closely with Mission Peak Capital on the redevelopment of Regency Park, a 202,000-square-foot shopping center, which included significant renovations to the existing buildings that make up the center and the design of an additional 5,000-square-foot building. The renovations included demolition of existing facades and recladding of the buildings with modern
- [Town & Country Shopping Center](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/town-country-shopping-center/) - Town & Country Shopping CenterLakewood, NJBRR won the opportunity to collaborate with Steiner Equities on this project based on a recommendation from a contractor whom our team had worked with previously. The project site was an outdated shopping center in Lakewood, NJ, and the client’s goal was to bring the development into the 21st century
- [Lowe's](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/lowes/) - Lowe'sNationwide, Mexico, Puerto RicoOver the past 20 years, our team has delivered cost-effective, innovative solutions on approximately 350 national and international Lowe’s projects. Throughout the program, our team has been dedicated to providing the highest level of customer service while keeping site-adapt project design costs to a minimum. Continual recommendations for improvements, like the implementation
- [Love's Travel Stops](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/loves-travel-stops/) - Love's Travel StopsNationwideBRR’s relationship with Love’s Travel Stops began in 2018 and the team has since completed more than three dozen remodel, conversion and new construction projects for the company. Most Love’s project sites consist of a Travel Center (c-store) with one or more branded food concepts, and also offer both gas and diesel fuel.
- [RaceTrac](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/racetrac/) - RaceTracAtlanta, GAOur team was pleased to collaborate with RaceTrac on their first-ever urban location in downtown Atlanta, GA. This unique store is positioned on the ground floor of a luxury high-rise student dorm near Georgia State University. This project was awarded a People’s Choice Award from AIA Georgia in 2022. This 4,000 square foot store
- [Kum & Go](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/kum-go/joplin/) - Kum & GoJoplin, MOKum & Go collaborated with BRR to further redefine its customer experience with its Marketplace store. We worked with the client team to develop this concept and rollout the new design, including this location in Joplin, MO. The exterior design is much more contemporary than its historical locations, and the interior design
- [Kum & Go](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/kum-go/des-moines/) - Kum & GoDes Moines, IAOur team has been working with Kum & Go for many years now. After being originally brought on as a lead architectural partner to further develop the Marketplace concept and rollout the new design, the brand asked us to partner with them on the development of the new ‘Walk-Up’ store design.
- [Kum & Go](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/kum-go/) - Kum & GoMidwestKum & Go’s Marketplace store design was created to redefine the customer experience, and be a physical representation of the brand’s “Where & Means More” motto. Our team was brought on as a lead architectural partner to further develop the Marketplace concept and rollout the new design. The exterior and interior design features
- [Lovesac](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/lovesac/) - LovesacPlano, TXLovesac opened a 2,500-square-foot location in Plano, Texas at The Shops at Willow Bend. The client wanted the store’s retail experience to function as an interactive showroom where customers can acquire hands-on knowledge of the brand’s furniture. Interior screen displays allow customers to experiment with furniture configurations in a virtual environment. BRR worked with
- [Love.Life](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/love-life-el-segundo-california/) - Love.LifeEl Segundo, CAEl Segundo, California is home to the flagship location of Love.Life, a luxury health club that blends fitness, medical and nutrition amenities to create a holistic approach to wellness. The site began as a 45,000-square-foot big box retail space, which posed as a blank canvas with vast potential to explore the creation of
- [Love's Travel Stop](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/loves-travel-stops-rolla-missouri/) - Love's Travel StopRolla, MOLove’s Travel Stop in Rolla, Missouri underwent a complete remodel for the launch of the client’s new prototype, including all new finishes installed throughout the sales floor, restrooms, showers and more. In addition to the adjacent fast-food location, the 7,700-square-foot c-store offers gas and diesel fuel and features Love’s new Mobile To
- [Love's Travel Stop](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/loves-travel-stops-bakersfield-california/) - Love's Travel StopBakersfield, CAIn Bakersfield, California, BRR collaborated with Love’s Travel Stops to design and build a new location that features travel-essential amenities. At this location, consumers can find a drive-thru restaurant, RV hookups, gas and diesel fuel options, large restrooms, showers, laundry and more. BRR designed this location in line with Love’s proto and
- [Post Oak Plaza](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/post-oak-plaza/) - Post Oak PlazaHouston, TXPost Oak Plaza, located in uptown Houston, Texas, is a luxury shopping destination in one of the most sought-after retail hubs in the area. The client’s goal was to reenergize the existing center into a modern shopping destination to match the new, vibrant surrounding development and attract the most in-demand retailers and
- [Hinsdale Lake Commons](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/hinsdale-lake-commons/) - Hinsdale Lake CommonsWillowbrook, ILWhen it was announced that Hinsdale Lake Commons, as shopping center in the west Chicago suburbs, would welcome a Whole Foods Market, the center’s developer seized the opportunity to upgrade the rest of the development. The upgrades to Hinsdale Lake Commons included $9 million in exterior renovations. The design pulled from exterior
- [Arvest Bank](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/arvest-bank/) - Arvest BankKansas City, MOHoused within an existing parking garage in downtown Kansas City, the 13th and Grand Arvest Bank branch transforms an underutilized corner, and capitalizes on visibility in a high-traffic location near the lively Power & Light District. The goal of this project was to provide a distinctive presence for Arvest Bank while keeping
- [Dolce & Gabbana](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/dolce-gabbana/) - Dolce & GabbanaSunrise, FLBRR recently worked with Dolce & Gabbana, a brand known worldwide as one of the leading international groups for high fashion and luxury goods. We collaborated with the global D&G team to bring the brand’s first outlet store to life. The goal was to create a storefront that would be indicative of
- [Converse](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/converse/) - ConverseNationwideSince 2013, BRR has been working with Converse to expand the brand’s presence through its factory store program. Project locations vary between urban and suburban locations, and the industrial-inspired store design is applied in varying levels to complement each store’s surrounding context. Green building practices have been a goal of the program from early on
- [Children's Mercy Hospital Gift Shop](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/childrens-mercy-hospital-gift-shop/) - Children's Mercy Hospital Gift ShopKansas City, MOThe new gift shop at the Children’s Mercy Adele Hall Campus required an innovative design that would create a positive experience, and a physical and mental escape for patients and guests. Working with limiting existing infrastructure, our solution focused on an undulating fin ceiling with coordinating LED lighting that
- [Cotopaxi](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/retail/cotopaxi/) - CotopaxiNationwideBRR and Cotopaxi are collaborating on new store and remodel projects across the country. From finish palettes and fixtures to landlord coordination, our team is helping the outdoor apparel retailer roll out their branding through store design nationwide. The majority of the new locations are tenant improvement projects averaging 2,000 square feet. BRR is working
- [REACH Healthcare Foundation](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/reach-healthcare-foundation/) - REACH Healthcare FoundationOverland Park, KSREACH Healthcare Foundation recently moved its headquarters to a new office building located Downtown Overland Park, Kansas. This was our second project for the REACH team after initially working with them to re-design their first office. We worked with the REACH team to create a light and airy yet dynamic space
- [Unite Private Networks](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/unite-private-networks/) - Unite Private NetworksKansas City, MOAfter relocating to the popular Zona Rosa development, Unite Private Networks’ goal for their new corporate headquarters was to create an open office environment that played off the collaborative, tech-focused nature of the company’s business. Working with a long and narrow floor plan, our design solution incorporated a centralized break room
- [West 77 Partners](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/west-77-partners/) - West 77 PartnersBellevue, WABRR has worked with West 77 Partners on numerous hospitality projects across the Pacific Northwest. Through that relationship, our team earned the opportunity to design the client’s office space in Bellevue, WA. The goal behind this office project was to develop a space to increase efficiency for their team and allow them
- [Holmes Murphy](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/holmes-murphy/) - Holmes MurphyKansas City, MOFor their move from a suburban office building to Kansas City’s historic Corrigan building, Holmes Murphy wanted a design that blended colorful and modern elements with the building’s original character, and capitalized on its prime location and downtown views. Exposed brick, concrete floors and original materials are prominent throughout the space and
- [Menlo](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/menlo/) - MenloKansas City, MOBRR first began working with Menlo in 2018 when the owner was searching for a larger space in downtown Kansas City for his growing software company. Our team provided early schematic design services on several potential spaces before finding one that fit with the owner’s vision and goals. Ultimately, the two-story 22,000 sq.
- [New Directions Behavioral Health](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/new-directions-behavioral-health/) - New Directions Behavioral HealthOverland Park, KSWhen deciding on a new location for their headquarters, we assisted New Directions Behavioral Health on their search for a space to accommodate the company’s rapid growth and encourage collaboration among employees. After looking at multiple sites, they ultimately decided to move the office from downtown Kansas City, MO to
- [Walmart Academy](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/walmart-academy/) - Walmart AcademyChicago, ILThrough BRR’s extensive history working with Walmart, we were thrilled to collaborate with them on the Walmart Academy location in Chicago, IL. When Walmart set out to reopen the Chatham store after it was significantly damaged due to the civil unrest in 2020, the brand wanted to do more for the community which
- [Cyderes Headquarters](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/cyderes/cyderes-headquarters-campus/) - Cyderes Headquarters OfficeKansas City, MOThe new headquarters for Cyderes (formerly Fishtech Group) is a balance between display and work. The first floor serves as a showroom space with a large display area, conference room and kitchen to demonstrate the company’s technology, while the second floor is an open work environment. The exterior form was developed
- [Lowes Customer Contact Center - Albuquerque](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/lowes-customer-contact-center-albuquerque/) - Lowes Customer Contact CenterAlbuquerque, NMLowe’s customer contact center in Albuquerque renovated two existing office buildings into a new, modern office environment totaling more than 95,000 sq. ft. The redesign of the facility, which houses 1,100 employees, capitalizes on the building’s curved glass exterior to increase natural light and enhance the openness of the space. New
- [Lowes Customer Contact Center - Indianapolis](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/lowes-customer-contact-center-indianapolis/) - Lowes Customer Contact CenterIndianapolis, INWith other customer support centers at full capacity, Lowe’s new contact center in Indianapolis provides the additional infrastructure Lowe’s needed for its expanding online commerce. The design direction of the new support center, which employs a team of 1,400 individuals, was inspired by its local Indianapolis context. The “River” and “Street”
- [Avenue 82](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/avenue-82/) - Avenue 82Overland Park, KSBRR worked collaboratively with EPC Real Estate Group to bring this 70,000 s.f. office building to life. After completion in December 2019, Avenue 82 now serves BRR’s new headquarters in the Kansas City Metro. The goal for the project team was to create a space which would foster collaboration and creativity among
- [Country Club Bank Headquarters](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/country-club-bank-headquarters/) - Country Club Bank HeadquartersKansas City, MOThe relocation of Country Club Bank’s headquarters to an existing 3-story building on Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza called for an extensive renovation. The renovation transformed the heavy, 1980s environment into a space that blends contemporary and traditional elements. To achieve the bank’s goals of bringing multiple business functions under
- [Cushman & Wakefield](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/cushman-wakefield/) - Cushman & WakefieldKansas City, MOThe office relocation of Cushman & Wakefield’s Kansas City team was a full embrace of the global real estate firm’s new corporate strategy for work place design. Before moving to a newly-renovated 7,000+ sq. ft. office off of the Country Club Plaza, the KC Cushman & Wakefield team was in an
- [Cyderes - Rogers](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/cyderes/rogers/) - CyderesRogers, ARBRR was awarded this project after working with Cyderes (formerly Fishtech Group) on the company’s headquarters and Cyber Defense Center located in Kansas City, MO. Similar to the headquarters, the client sought to achieve a high-end work environment for their employees with technology highlighted throughout. The project consisted of multiple open office workspaces and
- [Cyderes](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/cyderes/) - CyderesKansas City, MOBRR has enjoyed a years-long collaboration with Cyderes (formerly Fishtech Group) on its headquarters campus in south Kansas City Metro Area. What began as an initial office space remodel grew into the creation of a master plan for the company’s new headquarters and Cyber Defense Center environment. The subsequent designs created an award-winning
- [Cyderes Cyber Defense Center](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/cyderes/cyderes-cyber-defense-center/) - Cyderes Cyber Defense CenterKansas City, MOBRR’s collaborative design process with Cyderes (formerly Fishtech Group) resulted in a sleek, modern office building and security operations center, integrating state-of-the-art technology with flexibility and functionality. Keeping in line with Cyderes’s main headquarters building, the Cyber Defense Center facility combines modern and refined design elements with high-end finishes to
- [BRR Long Beach Office](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/brr-long-beach-office/) - BRR Long Beach OfficeLong Beach, CABRR Architecture’s newest office space in Long Beach, California, reflects thoughtful design and strategic planning for BRR’s future. BRR chose the downtown Long Beach community for its diverse building types and creative environment. The location’s easy access to surrounding communities allows teammates to find the right fit for them and
- [Office](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/office/) - OfficeOur corporate environments team recognizes the challenges of creating a workspace that is dynamic, efficient, and yet also successful for our clients’ and their employees. We work to determine if the space should be energetic or quiet, collaborative or private, colorful or muted. With working environments ever-changing, our team adapts to the needs of the
- [The Village at Rayzor Ranch](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/the-village-at-rayzor-ranch/) - The Village at Rayzor RanchDenton, TXA 2-story entryway welcomes residents and their guests to the Village at Rayzor Ranch in Denton, Texas. The complex houses 300 residential units spread across five buildings, each four-stories tall. Amenities on the property include a co-work space, a 2-story fitness room with a yoga and cardio terrace and a
- [The Lofts 12 Concept](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/the-lofts-12-concept/) - The Lofts 12Urban Mixed-Use ConceptThe nature of remodel is no longer solely to upgrade the façade and aesthetic of mature buildings, but to repurpose and adapt to the needs of the community. This conceptual design reimagines a dated building and leads it into the modern era in both form and function. The final design concept
- [The Bluffs Concept](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/the-bluffs-concept/) - The Bluffs ConceptMixed-Use ConceptThe Bluffs is a conceptual mixed-use development that integrates natural landmarks with architectural design in a concept that spans over a seven-acre site at the intersection of two thoroughfares. Design details reflect the region’s organic bluffs with hidden waterfalls, seasonal foliage and lush greenery. MarketMixed-Use & MultifamilySquare Feet913,200FeaturesMultifamily ResidentialHotelOfficeClubhousePoolRetailStructured ParkingImpact moments on
- [Conceptual Retail Center Design](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/conceptual-mixed-use/) - Conceptual Retail Center DesignOverland Park, KSThe design concept for a former retail center emerged out of a client’s inquiry; they sought to redevelop this 18-acre site located at a busy intersection. The final conceptual design for the mixed-use site includes a multifamily residential building, two restaurants, a convenience store, a market, several retail spaces and
- [Westside Flats](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/westside-flats/) - Westside FlatsKansas City, MOOur team collaborated with Klover Architects and EPC Real Estate to design and develop Westside Flats, situated in a neighborhood on the West Side of Downtown Kansas City. Westside Flats features 29 high-end apartments with underground structured parking and four townhomes with attached garages. Amenities include a fitness center, a clubhouse/kitchen, an
- [Leawood Village](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/leawood-village/) - Leawood VillageLeawood, KSBRR is collaborating with developers on an extensive redevelopment project located at 86th and State Line Road in Leawood, KS, near the Ward Parkway Shopping Center in Kansas City, MO. Leawood Village is a mixed-use development which includes a 182-unit apartment complex, 24 townhomes and 17,000+ square feet of both office and retail
- [Conceptual Luxury Car Garage](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/luxury-car-garage/) - Conceptual Luxury Car GarageKansas City, MOThis 21,000-square-foot private car museum and event space combines a vintage car showroom with a private entertainment space. The team was inspired by the cars themselves, weaving together a utilitarian, form-follows-function approach for the exterior with a warm and inviting interior lounge. The building’s exterior blends corrugated dark gray metal
- [63 Eastview Concept](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/63-eastview-concept/) - 63 Eastview ConceptUrban Mixed-Use ConceptThe 63 Eastview concept imagines a multifamily development with bright, modern design features that finds its roots in traditional Mediterranean architecture. This 400,000-square-foot conceptual project is adorned with multiple archways that march along the south façade. White, limestone panels accentuate the exterior to brighten this intersection, while paying homage to the
- [Avenue 81](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/multifamily/avenue-81/) - Avenue 81Overland Park, KSBRR collaborated with its client to create a mixed-use senior living project located in Downtown Overland Park, Kansas. The client wanted to create an active and polished environment with luxurious amenities. The four-story complex houses 155 independent and assisted living units and 11,000 square feet of retail. This project includes a three-story
- [Walmart Distribution Center](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/industrial/walmart-distribution-center/) - Walmart Distribution CenterRed Bluff, CAWith BRR’s long-standing relationship with Walmart, our team was designated as the Architectural Consultant for all Walmart Distribution Center remodels. In this latest project, located in Red Bluff, CA, the team was asked to introduce new design concepts and brand initiatives into the facility. This space is also being used to
- [Walmart Fulfillment Center](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/industrial/walmart-fulfillment-center/) - Walmart Fulfillment CenterJoliet, ILWith BRR’s long-standing relationship with Walmart, our team was selected as the architect of record for the company’s next-generation fulfillment center located outside of Chicago, IL. This technology-focused fulfillment center is the first of four planned for Walmart as the brand strives to reach more customers with next- or two-day shipping. This
- [WoodSpring Suites - Tukwila](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/woodspring-suites/tukwila/) - WoodSpring SuitesTukwila, WAOur work with the Choice Hotels/WoodSpring Suites spans more than 100+ projects nationwide. Capitalizing on the extended stay market, these straightforward hotels can be easily site adapted. The design of the lobby areas creates an upscale look and feel for guests, while also providing durability and easy maintenance for hotel owners. By providing
- [Lowe's Direct Fulfillment Center](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/industrial/lowes-direct-fulfillment-center/) - Lowe's Direct Fulfillment CenterCoopertown, TNLowe’s new Direct Fulfillment Center, located a half hour outside of Nashville, covers more than 1 million square feet, and was established with the goal of increasing the efficiency of shipping parcel packages directly to Lowe’s customers and stores nationwide. With hydrogen-fuel cell-powered equipment and a state-of-the-art automated storage and retrieval
- [Walmart Cross-Dock Distribution Center](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/industrial/walmart-cross-dock-distribution-center/) - Walmart Cross-Dock Distribution CenterMinooka, ILBRR’s long-standing relationship with Walmart has led to various project types including the design of stores, office space and warehouses. Recently, BRR and Walmart collaborated to create Walmart’s first two-story, automated cross-dock distribution center located in Minooka, Illinois. This inaugural facility is over 490,000 square feet and is comprised of precast
- [WoodSpring Suites](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/woodspring-suites/) - WoodSpring SuitesNationwideOver the course of 70+ projects, we’ve developed relationships with both the WoodSpring corporate team and franchise hoteliers as a preferred architectural partner, more recently in the development and rollout of the hotel chain’s new prototype. The design intent of the new prototype had multiple goals. First, it needed to differentiate WoodSpring Suites from
- [Westin Houston Medical Center Tower](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/westin-houston-medical-center-tower/) - Westin Houston Medical Center TowerHouston, TXTransforming the Houston Medical Center Tower from a large office building to a 273-room luxury boutique hotel was a 5-year endeavor. The project was complex, and our team faced challenges to bring our client’s vision to life. The 18-story building sits on the National Register of Historic Places. It was
- [WoodSpring Suites](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/woodspring-suites/humble/) - WoodSpring Suites - HumbleHumble, TXThe Humble, Texas location of this WoodSpring Suites reflects the development and rollout work of the brand’s new prototype design. The design intent of the new prototype and this corresponding location had multiple goals. First, it needed to differentiate WoodSpring Suites from the previously-known-as Value Place brand, and support the company’s
- [SPIN! Neapolitan Pizza](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/spin-neapolitan-pizza/) - SPIN! Neapolitan PizzaCA, KS, MO & TXWith the goal to continue growing in its home Kansas City market, as well as expand into Dallas and San Francisco, SPIN! wanted a store design that created a strong brand identity with bold, inviting elements. The ceiling is the main design feature, and one of the first elements
- [Freebirds World Burrito](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/freebirds-world-burrito/) - Freebirds World BurritoColumbia, MOThe Freebirds restaurant in the historic district of downtown Columbia, Mo., transformed an existing restaurant space in a 120-year-old building into an energetic dining environment. The design merged the rock ‘n roll dining atmosphere Freebirds is known for with the natural beauty and architecture of the historic building. Exposed brick walls and
- [LivAway Suites](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/livaway-suites-west-jordan-utah/) - LivAway SuitesWest Jordan, UtahConsumer demand has led to the growth and popularity of the extended-stay hotel sector. BRR worked closely with West77 Partners to concept the LivAway Suites brand with the goal of providing guests with the comfortability and seclusion of home. LivAway Suites is designed to maximize the guest experience while minimizing development hurdles
- [Gregorys Coffee](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/gregorys-coffee/) - Gregorys CoffeeNationwideGregorys Coffee sought BRR’s assistance to grow their brand outside of the Northeast United States and expand to locations nationwide. The New York-based coffee company’s new kiosks and cafes will be found in Simon Property Group malls throughout the Midwest and the West coast. Coffee enthusiasts in these areas will experience a fresh new
- [Hilton Garden Inn & Home2 Suites](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/hilton-garden-home2-suites/) - Hilton Garden Inn & Home2 SuitesAnaheim, CABRR collaborated with the team at Nara Investments on this dual brand, ground up hotel project located in Anaheim, CA. This Hilton Garden Inn and Home2 Suites combination resort is located just two blocks from Disneyland Resort and features a host of family friendly amenities. Both hotels have access
- [Homewood Suites by Hilton](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/homewood-suites-by-hilton/) - The BRR team tackled economic and scheduling challenges with a solution-oriented approach to bring a high-quality, Hilton-branded Homewood Suites to the area.
- [Four Points by Sheraton](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/four-points-by-sheraton/) - Four Points by SheratonOlathe, KSThe multi-faceted project team involving the owner, BRR and the Marriott brand collaborated frequently to bring this attractive and inviting Four Points by Sheraton hotel to life. During the initial design process on the project, the Four Points brand became part of Marriott family, so as a result, it required extensive
- [Element by Westin](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/element-by-westin/) - Element by WestinJacksonville Beach, FLThe Element project came to BRR with a challenge to maximize the use of a constrained site. Located two blocks from the beach in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, the site featured a 35’ height restriction, frontage requirements, unique site access and fire restrictions. BRR produced multiple site fit options, coordinating directly with
- [Fairfield Inn & Suites - Rawlins](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/fairfield-inn-suites-rawlins/) - Fairfield Inn & Suites - RawlinsRawlins, WYThe goal for this new, non-prototypical Fairfield Inn & Suites was to blend Marriott brand standards with the property owner’s goals. The configuration of the site called for the entry to be shifted away from the center of the building, altering exterior design and re-configuring the interior space layout.
- [Fairfield Inn & Suites - Rohnert Park](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/fairfield-inn-suites-rohnert-park/) - Fairfield Inn & Suites - Rohnert ParkRohnert Park, CAOne of the main goals of this project was to utilize modular construction to minimize time and budget for this location. Due to site area limitations and a compressed footprint, the building was slated to be five stories high which meant it needed to utilize Type III
- [Everhome by Choice Hotels](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/everhome-by-choice-hotels-newnan/) - Everhome by Choice HotelsNewnan, GAWith an increased demand for extended-stay hotels in Newnan, Georgia, the Turnstone Group collaborated with BRR to build the first Version 2.0 Everhome Suites project. The new design feels like home while providing modern finishes and a fresh aesthetic for both short-term and long-term guests. BRR and Choice Hotels worked together
- [Everhome by Choice Hotels](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/everhome-by-choice-hotels/) - Everhome by Choice HotelsNationwideBRR is collaborating with a variety of developers to reimagine and roll out the new Everhome hospitality concept under Choice Hotels. Our team redesigned the original prototype into a mid-range extended stay product that is both budget and developer-friendly. BRR reduced square footage, added additional guestrooms and streamlined the process to create
- [Burnt End BBQ](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/burnt-end-bbq/) - Burnt End BBQKansas City, MOOur team was thrilled to win the opportunity to work with Crown Center and PB&J Restaurants on a full renovation project for Burnt End BBQ. The goal of the design was to create an elevated dining option for this entertainment and shopping district while also develop an inviting and energetic space
- [AC Hotel by Marriott](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/ac-hotel-by-marriott/) - AC Hotel by MarriottTuscaloosa, ALBRR collaborated with the team at True North Hotel Group on this five-story, ground up hotel project located in the downtown area of Tuscaloosa, AL. At the beginning of the design process, the client came to us with the goal to serve two different client types simultaneously while staying true to
- [AMC Theatres](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/amc-theatres/) - AMC TheatresNationwideOur AMC experience includes multiple project types across urban and suburban markets throughout the U.S. We first began working with the AMC team on their reseat remodel projects to replace auditorium seating with the plush, red leather recliners AMC has become known for. Our role as an architectural partner has since expanded to working
- [AMC Theatres - Clearfork](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/amc-theatres/clearfork/) - AMC Theatres - Clearfork 8Clearfork, TXBRR has collaborated with AMC on multiple projects to refresh their movie theaters to create a high-end entertainment experience for its guests. Our first ground-up new build project for the theater chain, the AMC Clearfork 8, features a dynamic exterior design which helped inform the use of high-end materials at
- [AMC Theatres - Shops at Riverside](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/amc-theatres/shops-at-riverside/) - AMC Theatres - Shops at RiversideHackensack, NJThe Shops at Riverside location for AMC Theatres is a high-profile, “luxe” location which feels more like a boutique hotel than a traditional theater. The location showcases high-end materials, custom finishes, indirect lighting and dedicated lounge areas within the larger lobby space. The AMC Theatres team’s goal was to
- [Cafe Europa](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/hospitality/cafe-europa/) - Cafe EuropaKansas City, MOCafe Europa is located on the first floor of a mixed-use building located in Kansas City, MO. Our team collaborated closely with the client, the city, and code consultants to integrate a successful restaurant in this space, which hadn’t been originally designed for a full-service restaurant. The client sought to highlight the
- [Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/whole-foods-market/tempe/) - Whole Foods MarketTempe, AZThe Whole Foods Market in Tempe, Arizona is situated on the ground floor of a mixed-use and centrally located building in the downtown area. Our team collaborated with the client team to establish a design which speaks to the high-energy of the neighborhood nearby. The design features bold colors, bright environmental graphics
- [Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/whole-foods-market/capitol-hill/) - Whole Foods MarketDenver, COBRR collaborated with Whole Foods Market to complete an extensive renovation of an existing store in Denver, CO. The location had been remodeled several times and served a variety of purposes throughout its lifetime. Through careful demolition, we were able to uncover some original architectural features resulting in a beautiful new space.
- [Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/whole-foods-market/gold-coast/) - Whole Foods MarketChicago, ILWhen Whole Foods Market contacted BRR about a new multi-level grocery project in the heart of downtown Chicago, our team was eager to jump on board. Multi-level urban projects are always exciting as they bring complex challenges that we are motivated to solve. Over nearly five years, BRR collaborated with Whole Foods
- [Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/whole-foods-market/lakeview/) - Whole Foods MarketChicago, ILSince 2012, we’ve worked with the Whole Foods Market brand on a variety of store types in multiple regions throughout the U.S. The Whole Foods location in Lakeview (a neighborhood in downtown Chicago) reflects the surrounding neighborhood in order to meet the clients’ goals. The interior space was designed using colorful woodwork,
- [Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/whole-foods-market/willowbrook/) - Whole Foods MarketWillowbrook, ILThe BRR team provided extensive design and environmental graphics services for the Willowbrook Whole Foods Market location, which is located in the Chicago suburbs. The store interiors were customized with themed architectural elements, including interior décor, signage and environmental graphic design. Initially, BRR provided a design brief that communicated a color palette,
- [Whole Foods Market Daily Shop](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/whole-foods-market/whole-foods-market-daily-shop/) - Whole Foods Market Daily ShopLenox Hill, NYCWhole Foods Market collaborated with BRR Architecture to launch a new small-format grocery store named the Daily Shop in New York City. The first location of this new format has a footprint of 10,000 square feet and features everyday groceries, meat and seafood, a coffee and juice venue, along
- [Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/whole-foods-market/one-wall-street/) - Whole Foods Market: One Wall StreetNew York, NYSince 2012, BRR has built a strong relationship with Whole Foods Market. This latest project, located on Wall Street in New York City, consisted of a tenant improvement for a former Art Deco bank building with Landmark Designation. Whole Foods Market’s designs for each store are always inspired
- [Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/whole-foods-market/63-madison/) - Whole Foods Market: 63 MadisonNew York, NYThis grocery store project, located at 63 Madison Avenue in New York City, consisted of a tenant improvement of a former office building in an architecturally unique area of the city. This space was not originally intended for grocery and the floor-to-structure clearance was only nine feet. Additionally, with
- [Walmart Neighborhood Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/walmart-neighborhood-market/) - Walmart Neighborhood MarketNationwideAs part of an effort to adapt to and expand in more urban and suburban markets, we worked with Walmart to bring together a variety of store styles and options into the Neighborhood Market program. The concept is a format that uses a smaller footprint, while still offering a pharmacy and household goods
- [Uptown Grocery Co.](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/uptown-grocery-co/) - Uptown Grocery Co.Edmond, OKFor this specialty grocery store located in Edmond, Okla., we created a design that achieved the client’s goal of providing an upscale grocery shopping experience that did not previously exist in the area. For the building’s interior, we worked with the client’s internal design team to create an atmosphere that supported the
- [Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/whole-foods-market/) - Whole Foods MarketMidwest, Southwest, Florida, Rocky Mountain, Southern Pacific, California & Northeast RegionsSince 2012, we’ve worked with the Whole Foods Market brand on a variety of store types in multiple regions throughout the U.S. Our Whole Foods work extends across store locations that are part of mixed-use developments in both suburban shopping centers and urban
- [Sprouts Farmers Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/sprouts-farmers-market/) - Sprouts Farmers MarketNationwideOur team has been working with Sprouts since late 2015 on projects across the nation. Our services include providing full-scope architectural design services and fixture planning for a variety of project types, including new construction, remodels, tenant improvements, and “special” or unique projects. Our extensive history with both grocery design and high-volume rollout
- [Schnucks](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/schnucks/st-louis/) - SchnucksSt. Louis, MOBRR has worked with the team at Schnucks for many years on projects across the Midwest. The brand called on our team to tackle the remodel of a store in the heart of downtown St. Louis, MO. The design team worked to create succinct and compact designs to maximize space in this urban
- [Sprouts Farmers Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/sprouts-farmers-market/phoenix/) - Sprouts Farmers MarketPhoenix, AZThe BRR team often attends the grand openings of our clients’ projects to view the final result of months of work. This Phoenix location joins dozens of others in the Sprouts fleet and was met with much enthusiasm from the surrounding neighborhood. The location is an accurate representation of this brand’s overall
- [Sprouts Farmers Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/sprouts-farmers-market/santa-barbara/) - Sprouts Farmers MarketSanta Barbara, CAOur team has been working with Sprouts since late 2015 on projects across the nation. Our services include providing full-scope architectural design services and fixture planning for a variety of project types, including new construction, remodels, tenant improvements, and “special” or unique projects. Our extensive history with both grocery design and
- [Sprouts Farmers Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/sprouts-farmers-market/tampa-heights/) - Sprouts Farmers MarketTampa Heights, FLOur established working relationship with Sprouts won BRR this exciting project located on the ground floor of a seven-story parking garage in Tampa Heights, FL. Given the unique location of the space, this store presented several challenges. Access from the parking above required a two-story vestibule space and consideration for moving
- [Sprouts Farmers Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/sprouts-farmers-market/tucker/) - Sprouts Farmers Market - TuckerTucker, GAOur team has been working with Sprouts since late 2015 on projects across the nation. Our services include providing full-scope architectural design services and fixture planning for a variety of project types, including new construction, remodels, tenant improvements, and “special” or unique projects. Our extensive history with both grocery design
- [Schnucks](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/schnucks/schnucks-des-peres/) - SchnucksDes Peres, MOBRR has worked with Schnucks since 2014 on multiple projects trusting our design team to refresh existing locations. In this latest project, BRR worked with Schnucks to update the existing store in Des Peres, MO. Customers expect a higher level of customer experience from this location and our team wanted to elevate the
- [The Fresh Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/the-fresh-market/) - The Fresh MarketLouisville, KYBRR Architecture transformed an existing retail space into The Fresh Market, a 26,000-square-foot grocery store in Louisville, Kentucky. BRR collaborated with the client to establish a new brand standard and entirely new prototype. This, and future locations, feature finishes like a copper awning over the deli, tilework along the meat and seafood
- [Fresh Thyme](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/fresh-thyme/) - Fresh ThymeMidwest & NortheastBRR was brought on by Fresh Thyme as an architectural partner to develop and maintain the grocer’s prototype, and simultaneously site adapt stores in the upper Midwest and Northeast regions. Our team provides full-scope architectural services, including fixture planning. Fresh Thyme’s current goals are to open between eight and 10 stores a
- [Grocery Outlet](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/grocery-outlet/) - Grocery OutletBakersfield, CABRR has partnered with the Grocery Outlet brand on many projects across the country since 2016. This specific project, located in Bakersfield, CA, presented a few challenges due to the existing structure in a shopping center and tight footprint at the front exterior. This store design was adapted from the prototype and the
- [Hy-Vee](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/hy-vee/) - Hy-VeeMissouri & KansasBRR’s collaborative relationship with Hy-Vee has lasted more than a decade and has impacted dozens of stores across the midwest. Our team has developed the plans for projects which span from minor remodels to significant expansions. The Hy-Vee team connected with BRR in 2020 to redefine and expand its online grocery pickup capabilities;
- [Schnucks](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/schnucks/) - SchnucksMidwestOur team was first hired by the St. Louis-Schnucks brand to bring innovative grocery design ideas to their current store prototype, and efficiently implement new design initiatives into stores throughout the Midwest. Not long after completing our first few projects with the Schnucks team, BRR was tasked with taking the grocer’s design team through an
- [Hy-Vee](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/hy-vee/hy-vee-overland-park/) - Hy-VeeOverland Park, KSBRR has worked with Hy-Vee for more than 30 years and completed over 50 projects together, including remodels, new construction and expansions. This latest store in Overland Park, KS was first built in 1995 and BRR initially completed the construction documents. When Hy-Vee decided it was time for a remodel, they knew our
- [Hy-Vee](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/hy-vee/lees-summit/) - Hy-Vee - Lee SummitLee’s Summit, MOBRR has been working with Hy-Vee for 30+ years and we’ve become a trusted advisor for the brand, especially on large scale remodel and expansion projects. This store, located in Lee’s Summit, MO, had been through numerous remodels and expansions since it was first built in 1983, which caused the
- [Schnucks](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/schnucks/fairview-heights/) - SchnucksFairview Heights, ILAfter partnering with BRR to create a new conceptual prototype, the Schnucks team wanted to test their updated décor and signage concepts. Having been slated for a remodel, and within close proximity to Schnucks headquarters, the Fairview Heights store served as a prime location to implement a new look. BRR provided a complete
- [Red X Liquor and Grocery](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/red-x/) - Red X Liquor & Retail StoreRiverside, MOAfter years of flooding impacted the Red X liquor and retail store, the family owners partnered with BRR to design a new store to better serve the community. The new store is located only 250 yards from the original location, in Riverside, MO, where Red X has been for
- [Eatwell Market by Schnucks](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio/grocery-stores/schnucks/eatwell-market/) - Eatwell Market by SchnucksChesterfield, MOBRR recently collaborated with Schnucks to develop a brand-new grocery store called Eatwell Market which focuses on wellness and offers shoppers natural products and organic food choices. The site was a former retail space located within an in-line shopping center. Moving a new grocery store into an existing retail space presented

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- [Jennifer Lehmkuhl Corkrean](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/jennifer-lehmkuhl-corkrean/)
- [Jon Gripka](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/jon-gripka/)
- [Jennifer Lerner](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/jennifer-lerner/)
- [Jessica Kim](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/jessica-kim/)
- [John Pennekamp](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/john-pennekamp/)
- [Zach Sumada](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/zach-sumada/)
- [James Hailey](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/james-hailey/)
- [Katie Crawford](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/katie-crawford/)
- [Mark Scherrer](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/mark-scherrer/)
- [Mary Beth Gregory](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/mary-beth-gregory/)
- [Scott Brown](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/scott-brown/)
- [Meg Olson](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/meg-olson/)
- [Ryan Rosche](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/ryan-rosche/)
- [Megan Whitman](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/megan-whitman/)
- [Robert Ciston](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/robert-ciston/)
- [Nicole Curry](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/nicole-curry/)
- [Sarina Shanks](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/sarina-shanks/)
- [Teresa Murphy](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/teresa-murphy/)
- [Angie Leek](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/angie-leek/)
- [Andrew Mechler](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/andrew-mechler/)
- [Anna Opie](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/anna-opie/)
- [Jill Lyons](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/jill-lyons/)
- [Kelly Neiling](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/kelly-neiling/)
- [Tyler Lewis](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/tyler-lewis/)
- [John Schweiger](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/john-schweiger/)
- [charles james](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/charles-james/)
- [Amanda Blair](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/amanda-blair/)
- [Ty Holcomb](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/ty-holcomb/)
- [mariah meyer](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/mariah-meyer/)
- [Amy O'Leary](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/amy-oleary/)
- [Maddy Westcott](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/maddy-westcott/)
- [Austin Willis](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/austin-willis/)
- [Conner O'Quinn](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/conner-oquinn/)
- [Ryan Neiling](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/ryan-neiling/)
- [Jacob Pivonka](https://www.brrarch.com/tag/jacob-pivonka/)

## Portfolio Categories

- [Retail & Shopping Centers](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/retail-shopping-centers/)
- [Grocery Projects](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/grocery-projects/)
- [Office](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/office/)
- [Hospitality](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/hospitality/)
- [Mixed-Use & Multi-Family](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/mixed-use-multi-family/)
- [Industrial](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/industrial/)
- [WoodSpring Suites](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/woodspring-suites/)
- [AMC Theatres](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/amc-theatres/)
- [Whole Foods Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/whole-foods-market/)
- [Hy-Vee](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/hy-vee/)
- [Schnucks](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/schnucks/)
- [Sprouts Farmers Market](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/sprouts-farmers-market/)
- [Cyderes](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/cyderes/)
- [Kum & Go](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/kum-go/)
- [Apparel](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/apparel/)
- [Shopping Center](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/shopping-center/)
- [Convenience Store](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/convenience-store/)
- [Big Box Store](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/big-box-store/)
- [Grocery Store](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/grocery-store/)
- [Technology](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/technology/)
- [Retail Corporate](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/retail-corporate/)
- [Offices](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/offices/)
- [Hotel](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/hotel/)
- [Restaurant](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/restaurant/)
- [Mixed-Use](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/mixed-use/)
- [Multifamily](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/multifamily/)
- [Cyderes Program](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/cyderes-program/)
- [Single Retail](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/single-retail/)
- [Love's](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/loves/)
- [Extended Stay](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-category/extended-stay/)

## Portfolio Tags

- [Mariah Meyer](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/mariah-meyer/)
- [Andrew Maass](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/andrew-maass/)
- [Gene Slater](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/gene-slater/)
- [John Pennekamp](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/john-pennekamp/)
- [Austin Abbott](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/austin-abbott/)
- [Brian Roggy](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/brian-roggy/)
- [Jenna Markley](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/jenna-markley/)
- [Sara Lichti](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/sara-lichti/)
- [Carol Bartolo](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/carol-bartolo/)
- [Jon Gripka](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/jon-gripka/)
- [Charles James](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/charles-james/)
- [Rich Majors](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/rich-majors/)
- [Mark Scherrer](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/mark-scherrer/)
- [Ryan Rosche](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/ryan-rosche/)
- [Boyd Rau](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/boyd-rau/)
- [Megan Whitman](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/megan-whitman/)
- [Caleb Riekhof](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/caleb-riekhof/)
- [Dan Popp](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/dan-popp/)
- [Kelsey Sundet](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/kelsey-sundet/)
- [Matt Kempf](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/matt-kempf/)
- [Jacob Henley](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/jacob-henley/)
- [Nicole Curry](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/nicole-curry/)
- [James Hailey](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/james-hailey/)
- [Eirene Knott](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/eirene-knott/)
- [Zach Sumada](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/zach-sumada/)
- [Robert Ciston](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/robert-ciston/)
- [Jill Lyons](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/jill-lyons/)
- [Stacy Behlmann](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/stacy-behlmann/)
- [Patrick Burke](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/patrick-burke/)
- [Adrian Eszter](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/adrian-eszter/)
- [John Frank](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/john-frank/)
- [Teresa Murphy](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/teresa-murphy/)
- [Shad Vermeesch](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/shad-vermeesch/)
- [Environmental graphics](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/environmental-graphics/)
- [Interior Design](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/interior-design/)
- [Bart Brown](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/bart-brown/)
- [Christian Finn](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/christian-finn/)
- [Cole Dailey](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/cole-dailey/)
- [Dennis Wilson](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/dennis-wilson/)
- [Doug Beasley](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/doug-beasley/)
- [Ed Thomas](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/ed-thomas/)
- [Jennifer Lehmkuhl Corkrean](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/jennifer-lehmkuhl-corkrean/)
- [Jessica Kim](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/jessica-kim/)
- [Jim Sims](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/jim-sims/)
- [John Schweiger](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/john-schweiger/)
- [Mary Beth Gregory](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/mary-beth-gregory/)
- [Maurice Musy](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/maurice-musy/)
- [Scott Brown](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/scott-brown/)
- [Stephanie Russell](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/stephanie-russell/)
- [Steve Kellen](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/steve-kellen/)
- [Ty Holcomb](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/ty-holcomb/)
- [Zack Marquardt](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/zack-marquardt/)
- [walmart](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/walmart/)
- [Robert Hindman](https://www.brrarch.com/portfolio-tags/robert-hindman/)