What is changing? C.L. Helt, Architect Inc. is now doing business as HELT Design Architecture Interiors. We are excited to share our refreshed name, logo, and design work with our current and prospective clients. What is not changing? The high level of creativity, service, and professionalism that you have come to expect from our firm. Why is it changing? The firm has served countless clients for more than 50 years. During this time the firm logo has stayed the [...]
We're honored to be recognized by Sustain Charlotte during their 10th annual Sustainability Awards fittingly held on Earth Day, April 22. This nomination celebrates and reinforces our long-standing commitment to maintaining a mindful approach to our work and acknowledging the positive impact that the architectural and design industry can have on our environment. We find joy in integrating sustainable building features such as water reclamation systems, repurposing building materials and minimizing impervious surfaces into our work. Our portfolio is full [...]
The entire team at CL Helt, Architect is pleased to announce the promotion of Don Ferry to Senior Associate. Don brings over 30 years of industry experience and knowledge to our clients. Over the years and throughout countless projects, Don has shown an exemplary track record of consistently delivering high quality construction documents, project management oversight, and guidance to clients. Don’s expertise is focused on comprehensive project delivery in the multi-family, retail, mixed use, office, and adaptive [...]
Helt was mentioned in multiple media outlets as we work in concert with Pharr’s real estate development division in the heart of downtown McAdenville, NC. We’re thrilled to provide design services for the Dynamo 31 complex. The project will both transform and revitalize the 100+ year old historically significant landmark and breathe new life into the space. We developed the Dynamo 31 name through our “building as a brand” approach that captures the essence of the broader brand within [...]
A great article on our firm’s move across the Catawba River from busy Charlotte to booming Belmont in the Charlotte Business Journal. The article can be found in the most recent print edition dated 2/25/22 and on page #9 of digital edition HERE.
In June of 2019, C.L. Helt, Architect, led by Tim Johnston, transferred its growing operations from the buzzy center of Charlotte to the quaint, historic town of Belmont. Leaving the 15th largest city in the U.S. for a town of barely 12,000 inhabitants was an unusual move, but it was the perfect choice for the growing design firm. The location has helped Johnston and his team recruit talent, manage both modern ground-up and historic reuse projects across the U.S., [...]
CL Helt’s growth remains on an upward trajectory as we are pleased to announce another addition to our expanding team. Valeria Ramon is now serving as the newest Project Coordinator for our full-service architectural design and interiors firm. Valeria brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and perspective to the table as she has earned a wide range of degrees (Associates, Bachelors and Masters) across three different countries (US, Ecuador, Spain). A lifelong fascination of the arts stems from her [...]
CL Helt, Architect kicked-off 2022 by participating and presenting at 7B Building & Development’s annual summit earlier this month in Denver, Colorado. The roundtable sessions provided an opportunity for all parties to convene, share, and learn from one another in a highly focused and meaningful way. Alignment on project plans for 2022 and beyond were collaboratively established to position for success, increase efficiencies, and best serve our clients. 7B and Helt have worked together for over 20 years and enjoy a [...]
City Church in Gastonia approached CL Helt, Architects early in the Covid-19 pandemic to help solve a problem. Church leaders needed to adapt to the every changing reality of the pandemic and position for both present day and future needs. We were proud to design a multi-functional space that would allow the church congregation and greater community, as a whole, to gather safely. We want to make sure that people's health is safe, secure, and everything in life is [...]
