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Media Coverage – Work Underway On Belmont Trolley

Media Coverage – Work Underway On Belmont Trolley

by Sharon | Dec 21, 2022 | Announcements, HELT Happenings, Media Coverage

HELT Design continues our longstanding work with change-makers and visionaries in our community. Rob Pressley was recently featured on WCNC Charlotte as momentum to bringing trolley service back to Belmont picks up speed. Rob discusses the innovation involved in...
Podcast Coverage: A Legacy of Design (HELT Design)

Podcast Coverage: A Legacy of Design (HELT Design)

by Sharon | Oct 11, 2022 | Announcements, HELT Happenings, Media Coverage

HELT Design’s Principal, Tim Johnston, was recently featured on the most recent episode of the “Building Belmont Podcast” hosted by Keanu Trujillo. In the episode, Tim and Keanu discuss what originally brought Tim to the Charlotte area, the rich history of both...
Media Coverage – Dynamo 31 Renderings Revealed

Media Coverage – Dynamo 31 Renderings Revealed

by Sharon | Mar 17, 2022 | HELT Happenings, Media Coverage

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...
Crossing the Catawba – Full Charlotte Business Journal Article

Crossing the Catawba – Full Charlotte Business Journal Article

by Sharon | Feb 25, 2022 | HELT Happenings, Media Coverage

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...
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