Commercial

CODE (Center of Developing Entrepreneurs) Building

Overview

Encouraging Innovation, Fostering Growth 

The CODE (Center of Developing Entrepreneurs) building is iconic—located on the west end of the Charlottesville Downtown Mall. It consists of Class A office space, co-working amenities, an auditorium, retail spaces, a green roof outdoor space and below-grade parking. The project also has a central courtyard area with public access and an amphitheater component for outdoor events. 

The building is a concrete frame with a mat foundation system, and is step up from the main entry on the downtown mall of Charlottesville to the North with successive green roof terraces to its highest level parallel to Water Street. The project is seeking LEED Platinum certification. 

Details

Location
Charlottesville
Size
265,000 sf
Delivery Method
CM at Risk
Year
2021

Partners

Owner
CSH Development LLC
Architect
Wolf Ackerman with Eskew+Dumez+Ripple
Civil Engineer
Timmons Group
Structural Engineer
Fox & Associates
MEP Engineer
2RW Consultants
Landscape Architect
Greg Bleam Landscape Architect

A modern multi-story building with a geometric facade, surrounded by garden with wooden pathways and purple flowers under a cloudy sky.

Sustainability  

The CODE building stands as a testament to sustainable innovation, seamlessly blending eco-conscious design with efficiency and user well-being. 

CODE achieved LEED v4 Platinum for Core and Shell. LEED Platinum is the highest level of certification awarded by the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program, signifying an exceptional commitment to sustainable and environmentally responsible building practices, which is crucial for minimizing environmental impact and promoting long-term ecological balance. 

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