Welcome to our Durham studio
We’re all about the human element. Whether we’re working on a library, museum, hospital, or workplace, we take a research-based design approach that reveals the context and story of a place. Questioning core assumptions is our thing. It’s what allows us to shape experiences that promote understanding of self, appreciation of community, and empathy for others.
Legacy Tower
411 W Chapel Hill Street, Suite 200
Durham, North Carolina 27701
t +1 (919) 433-5300
—Sarah Dickerson, Designer
—Scott Heffner, Architect
Fitwel recognizes workplace environments that improve occupant health and productivity.
At the time of our building’s completion in 1965, the Brutalist structure—then known as the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance building—was, at 12 stories, the tallest African American-owned structure in the United States.
Socialize with Durham
Join @ZenaKHoward and Laura Gwyn for a discussion on “Why Women are Natural Born Leaders: Strategies on Building Your Team to Include Women” at the @raleighchamber Women's Leadership Conference tomorrow - 7/21 @ 9AM. Register here: https://bit.ly/2VRj6wd
#RaleighWLC20
STARTING TOMORROW: Learn how men can be advocates for women in the workplace. Join us for our 2020 Women’s Leadership Conference, presented by the Raleigh Chamber and @PNCBank on July 21-23. #RaleighWLC20 https://bit.ly/2VRj6wd
With the rise of COVID-19, offices have been emptied leaving room to imagine. Join panelists, including associate principal and corporate interiors practice leader @ivogelsong, to explore the future of the workplace. Register now for this virtual discussion hosted by @CBJnewsroom
Register now for CBJ's Future of the Workplace virtual event https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/07/16/cbj-to-host-future-of-the-workplace-virtual-event.html?ana=TRUEANTHEMTWT_CH&csrc=6398&taid=5f1540f9502a3e0001d630e9&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter
Our managing director @ZenaKHoward joins a panel of subject matter experts to discuss the removal of monuments from public spaces. Thank you, Society of Architectural Historians, for hosting this engaging conversation. @SAH1365
Watch now: https://vimeo.com/438768223