Clark Nexsen

We are excited to share the design for the new Williamsburg Sports and Events Center—a project poised to reshape recreation and entertainment in the Williamsburg, James City County, and York County area. In addition to basketball, volleyball, and pickleball courts, meeting spaces and food courts, the new Williamsburg Sports and Events Center will also include a conversion turf system, a climbing rock wall, and a clip & climb area. The project will drive tourism to the Greater Williamsburg Region and provide significant quality of life improvements for the residents in all surrounding localities. We look forward to seeing this project progress with our incredible team: MEB, Timmons Group, GuernseyTingle, Henderson Inc., Victus Advisors

Clark Nexsen is delighted to announce Linda Carney's promotion to HR Manager. Her commitment to employee well-being and professional development makes her an ideal fit for this role. "Our people set us apart from other firms," Linda notes. "My goal is to create a space for our people to collaborate by being supportive and building a positive environment." Linda emphasizes the importance of recognition and growth: "It's crucial to ensure employees feel valued and heard. The HR department prides itself on having open communication with the employees and recognizing and appreciating their efforts." Congratulations, Linda! We look forward to the positive impact you'll bring to Clark Nexsen.

Education meets innovation at the new Fuquay-Varina Middle School. Our team's recent tour revealed how thoughtful design can transform the learning experience. The school's layout encourages community building, with classroom wings creating intimate learning communities within the larger school. A central media center serves as the heart of the facility, while outdoor classrooms and an amphitheater merge indoor and outdoor learning. Opening in 2024, this school isn't just responding to Fuquay-Varina's growth – it's anticipating future educational needs. We're excited to see how this space will inspire the next generation of learners and leaders. Stay tuned for more highlights from this exciting project! Wake County Public School System

Eleven Clark Nexsen team members recently participated in the ADP5K corporate run in Norfolk, Virginia. This year's event benefited Starting Strides, a program offering running scholarships to economically disadvantaged students. This initiative aligns with our company's values of community engagement, employee wellness, and supporting youth development. We're committed to making a positive impact both within our team and in our broader community!

Our Fort Fisher Visitors Center project was recently featured on WRAL News! Scheduled for completion later this year, the facility merges history with modern design, and will offer interactive exhibits and expanded visitor amenities. Check out the article to learn more about this exciting project and the plans to recreate historic features of the fort: https://bit.ly/3XWM26Q

🌿 A transformative collaboration between Clark Nexsen and North Carolina State University, this US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Facility is revolutionizing plant science with modern labs, climate-controlled greenhouses and advanced technology. Designed with sustainability in mind, explore how it optimizes climate-controlling building components to enhance crop yield, improve nutrition and strengthen environmental resilience: https://bit.ly/3XQHZsB

This year we're celebrating a decade of partnership with the Gifted Dance Education Program at Old Donation School in Virginia Beach! The collaboration, which began in 2014 with the "Dance Meets Architecture" series, explores the shared elements of space, time, and energy in dance and design. This unique initiative continues to inspire creativity, broaden perspectives, and showcase how different disciplines can enhance people's lives through artistic expression and innovative design. Stay tuned for a spotlight on this year's collaboration soon! 🔗Read more: https://bit.ly/4bF5CYv

Incorporating the latest technology into our designs allows us to create immersive and interactive experiences. At RWD, our in-house AV media studio handles every aspect of AV projects, from storyboarding to UI/UX design, software development, hardware selection, installation, and training. This comprehensive approach ensures a cohesive and seamless design that dovetails perfectly into the overall exhibit. Our team is always exploring new ways to integrate innovative tech into our exhibits, ensuring that each project is not only visually stunning but also highly interactive and future-facing. 📷 North Carolina State University Fitts-Woolard Hall, College of Engineering Architect: Clark Nexsen #audiovisualdesign #avdesign #avinteractives #interactivedesign #exhibitdesign #exhibitiondesign #exhibitdesigners #exhibitiondesigners 

As architects and designers, we're witnessing the transformative power of public libraries firsthand. These institutions are evolving into dynamic community hubs that offer far more than just books. Senior Architect Angela B. Brose, AIA, LEED AP discusses the current trends shaping today's libraries—from technology access and workforce development to early literacy initiatives. We also look ahead to the exciting future of libraries, examining their potential roles in areas like data literacy, AI education, and creative placemaking. 🔗 Read our latest blog post to explore how we're designing the libraries of tomorrow: https://bit.ly/4bFGZdT 📍 UNC School of the Arts Library & Learning Commons 📸 Mark Herboth

Introducing our summer intern class of 2024! These 14 exceptional students from across the U.S. will spend their summer working alongside our project teams, gaining valuable experience in their chosen disciplines. 💡 We're excited to guide them on their professional journey and eager to learn from their unique viewpoints and fresh ideas. Welcome to Clark Nexsen!