On Monday, February 14, the Storefront for Community Design officially opened in the East End of Richmond at 1001 N. 25th Street. Check it out.
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Urban|Architexture is nurtured by the Urban Architecture Studio of Glave & Holmes Architecture in Richmond, Virginia.
The Urban Architecture Studio of Glave & Holmes is an expression of Jim Glave's passion and a continuation of his legacy. We seek to nurture the life of our towns and cities with thoughtful and contextual designs that breathe new life into existing structures through adaptations, renovations and additions. We also value opportunities to craft innovative designs for new structures that converse with the surrounding urban fabric. We believe that we have a responsibility towards the communities in which we work, to fulfill our civic duty in shaping public and private places that enhance the public discourse of our towns and cities.
The Urban Architecture Studio of Glave & Holmes is an expression of Jim Glave's passion and a continuation of his legacy. We seek to nurture the life of our towns and cities with thoughtful and contextual designs that breathe new life into existing structures through adaptations, renovations and additions. We also value opportunities to craft innovative designs for new structures that converse with the surrounding urban fabric. We believe that we have a responsibility towards the communities in which we work, to fulfill our civic duty in shaping public and private places that enhance the public discourse of our towns and cities.
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