BB + M Architecture

BB + M Architecture is an architect firm in Charlotte, North Carolina. The firm works across housing, office, mixed-use, interiors, senior living, institutional, retail, hospitality, and adaptive reuse, and its project list includes Chronicle Mill in Belmont, The Refinery, Camp North End, Elizabeth on Seventh, Commonwealth, Radius Dilworth, The Prospect, and The Edge in Charlotte, The Murray in Summerville, NC, the WPX Energy Office in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Latta Nature Preserve in Huntersville, and the Grinnell Waterworks Lobby in Charlotte. The firm holds a rating of 4.70.

The practice describes a client-centered approach built over more than 20 years, with a stated goal of "clients for life" and a design process that addresses both client goals and site challenges alongside the needs of the people who ultimately use each building. Its full-service team explores each project individually, whether the work is a high-rise development or an apartment interior. The team is led by managing principals Tripp Beacham, Brian Bunce, and Roger Manley, with principals Nick Barnes, Hong Choe, Carey Sikes, Heath Wickline, and Robbie Weast, director of interiors and principal Kelly Cook, and Bob Naegele directing the Raleigh office. Staff credentials include AIA, LEED AP, LEED AP BD&C, NCIDQ, RID, RA, CDT, CCCA, and LEED GA designations across project management, interior design, architecture, and construction administration roles.

The Charlotte office sits on West Morehead Street, about a tenth of a mile from the WBTV Heliport, with Stewart Creek and Bryant Park each roughly two-tenths of a mile away. Freedom Drive is about two-tenths of a mile off and Irwin Creek about three-tenths of a mile.

The firm's rating reflects positive feedback from the clients who have reviewed it. For a Charlotte architecture practice working across housing, adaptive reuse, and mixed-use projects, that client service focus is the throughline of the work.