PHILOSOPHY
The success of any new development is always dependent on
its synergy with surrounding structures. Even developments
that weren’t specifically designed to be complementary or
interdependent still work together to meet the daily needs of
every resident.
Mixed-use buildings are constructed with that synergy as the
focus. These buildings are designed to combine different uses
that complement each other and take advantage of shared
infrastructure. By combining multiple building types, such as
office, retail, parking, and housing, developers can provide a
live-work-play development that maximizes city infrastructure
investments while reducing the need to build new roads and
create more sprawl.
OUR EXPERIENCE
Mixed-use structures can be intimidating for even experienced
developers, especially when housing makes up a large part of the
development. WEAVERCOOKE’s experience as a Habitational
Contractor can help make a difficult process more accessible by
providing cost information and code compliance advice in the early
planning stages of the development.
WEAVERCOOKE is experienced in a variety of housing types,
including market rate, workforce, and affordable. Many of our mixed-
use buildings have also been mixed-income, combining a variety of
housing types to meet city requirements and combat the affordable
housing crisis while still providing units that every resident will be
proud to call home. Our knowledge of affordable housing
requirements and creative financing tools make WEAVERCOOKE a
valuable asset to developers long before we ever break ground.
contact@weavercooke.com
336.378.7900
8401 Key Boulevard Greensboro, NC
MIXED-USE
DEVELOPMENTS
Synergistic combinations that maximize convenience
Greenbridge Mixed-Use Development
Greenbridge is an innovative mixed-use development consisting of a seven-story
building and a ten-story building that provides 97 one-, two-, and three-bedroom
condominiums. The units are a mixture of market rate and affordable housing units.
The development also included 33,000 square feet of retail and office space. The
condominiums feature open floor plans and floor to ceiling windows. Amenities
include a 1,000 square foot fitness/yoga center, indoor/outdoor event center, a 30-
seat multi-media digital theater, a public plaza with shops and restaurants,
underground parking, rooftop gardens, full concierge, and a courtyard garden.
Seahawk Landing
Seahawk Landing provides a total of 170 student apartments including 11 two-
bedroom, 49 three-bedroom and 110 four-bedroom units. The apartments feature
living and dining areas, modern kitchens, private bedrooms and bathrooms, and
washers and dryers. Other features include a fitness center and staff offices, mail
facility, and a 45,000-gallon swimming pool with a bath house and sunbathing area.
This privatized student housing was combined with a convenience store, sandwich
shop, and coffee shop. Seahawk Landing was completed two months ahead of
schedule with $352,000 in savings returned to the owner.
West End Village, Fourth and Broad
and the Towns
West End Village is a 101,148 square foot, mixed-use redevelopment project of an
existing downtown Winston-Salem Brownfield site. The first building, 4th and Broad
is a four-story facility with 52 one- and two-bedroom loft condos over one level of
parking and 2,610 square foot of retail space. The units are oriented around a
landscaped courtyard and feature open floor plans, bamboo flooring in kitchen and
living areas, and ceramic tile bathroom floors. The condominiums range from 577 to
1193 square feet. The Towns is a 3-building complex with 20 three-story, two-
bedroom condominiums ranging from 1324 to 1707 square feet. Each unit features a
private courtyard, wood flooring in living area, and thermal insulated windows.
Eagle Market Place
Click here to learn more about this mixed-use development in
downtown Asheville, which provides mixed-income housing, office
space, and retail space.
Cambria Suites
Click here to learn more about this hotel, which was developed
with retail space, a rooftop bar, restaurant, and parking deck.
PHILOSOPHY
The success of any new development is always
dependent on its synergy with surrounding
structures. Even developments that weren’t
specifically designed to be complementary or
interdependent still work together to meet the
daily needs of every resident.
Mixed-use buildings are constructed with that
synergy as the focus. These buildings are
designed to combine different uses that
complement each other and take advantage of
shared infrastructure. By combining multiple
building types, such as office, retail, parking, and
housing, developers can provide a live-work-play
development that maximizes city infrastructure
investments while reducing the need to build new
roads and create more sprawl.
OUR EXPERIENCE
Mixed-use structures can be intimidating for even
experienced developers, especially when housing
makes up a large part of the development.
WEAVERCOOKE’s experience as a Habitational
Contractor can help make a difficult process more
accessible by providing cost information and code
compliance advice in the early planning stages of
the development.
WEAVERCOOKE is experienced in a variety of
housing types, including market rate, workforce,
and affordable. Many of our mixed-use buildings
have also been mixed-income, combining a variety
of housing types to meet city requirements and
combat the affordable housing crisis while still
providing units that every resident will be proud to
call home. Our knowledge of affordable housing
requirements and creative financing tools make
WEAVERCOOKE a valuable asset to developers
long before we ever break ground.
Seahawk Landing
Seahawk Landing provides a total of 170 student
apartments including 11 two-bedroom, 49 three-
bedroom and 110 four-bedroom units. The
apartments feature living and dining areas, modern
kitchens, private bedrooms and bathrooms, and
washers and dryers. Other features include a
fitness center and staff offices, mail facility, and a
45,000-gallon swimming pool with a bath house
and sunbathing area. This privatized student
housing was combined with a convenience store,
sandwich shop, and coffee shop. Seahawk Landing
was completed two months ahead of schedule with
$352,000 in savings returned to the owner.
Eagle Market Place
Click here to learn more about this mixed-use
development in downtown Asheville, which provides
mixed-income housing, office space, and retail space.
Cambria Suites
Click here to learn more about this hotel, which
was developed with retail space, a rooftop bar,
restaurant, and parking deck.
Greenbridge Mixed-Use
Development
Greenbridge is an innovative mixed-use
development consisting of a seven-story building
and a ten-story building that provides 97 one-, two-,
and three-bedroom condominiums. The units are a
mixture of market rate and affordable housing units.
The development also included 33,000 square feet
of retail and office space. The condominiums feature
open floor plans and floor to ceiling windows.
Amenities include a 1,000 square foot fitness/yoga
center, indoor/outdoor event center, a 30-seat multi-
media digital theater, a public plaza with shops and
restaurants, underground parking, rooftop gardens,
full concierge, and a courtyard garden.
MIXED-USE
DEVELOPMENTS
Synergistic combinations that
maximize convenience
