In this episode, Cherise is joined by Brian Korte, FAIA, Principal, and Camden Greenlee, AIA, Associate from the San Antonio office of Clayton Korte, also with an office in Austin, Texas. They discuss the Fulldraw Vineyard in Paso Robles, CA.

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In 2015, Connor and Rebecca McMahon embarked on a journey to craft a winery complex that mirrored their personalities and aspirations. Teaming up with Clayton Korte, renowned for their winery design, they envisioned a space that exuded familiarity, exclusivity, comfort, and sophistication.

The 12,620-square-foot winery complex consists of three buildings: a 6,972-square-foot fermentation and barrel-aging building, a 2,170-square-foot case good storage area, and a second phase hospitality building that should be complete by 2026.

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In this episode, Cherise is joined by Bobby Larson, Senior Associate at DLR Group in Chicago. They discuss the T3 ATX Eastside in Austin, Texas.

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DLR Group in collaboration with developer Hines brings us the latest iteration of a mass timber building in Austin, TX.

East Austin has undergone significant redevelopment, particularly aimed at attracting a burgeoning younger demographic. Utilizing an undeveloped half-block previously owned by a local metal recycling company, the newest T3 building––or timber, transit, and technology building––finds its place within this evolving landscape.

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In this episode, Cherise is joined by Victoria “Tory” Cuddy, Associate at PBDW Architects in New York City, New York. They discuss the Powerhouse Arts in Brooklyn, New York.

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This project emerged as a revitalization initiative, born from the collaboration of PBDW Architects and Herzog & DeMeuron.

This 170,000 square foot facility serves as a hub for artistic production and community involvement, breathing new life into a historic structure formerly housing the Central Power Station of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit System.

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