Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture
projects
The Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts + Culture’s mission is to present, preserve and promote African American art, culture and history for the education and enjoyment of all. The Gantt Center is located in the heart of uptown Charlotte and includes galleries, multipurpose, education and exhibition facilities that assist the center in being an innovative, multi-disciplinary epicenter that celebrates the triumphant spirit of the African American experience.
Designed in association with The Freelon Group.
Project awards
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2012 Urban Land Institute Global Award for Excellence (as a part of the Levine Center for the Arts development)
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2011 Metal Construction Association Chairman’s Award | Institutional Category
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2010 AIA North Carolina Honor Award
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2007 AIA Triangle Honor Award, Unbuilt
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2007 AIA North Carolina Honor Award, Unbuilt
- community 2012 Democratic National Convention
- community Brace YMCA Renovation
- community Dr. John T. Crawford Renaissance Center
- community Eastway Regional Recreation Center
- community Fuller & Dudley Museum of Entrepreneurship
- community Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture
- community preservation Historic Second Ward Gymnasium Renovation
- community Howard Levine Child Development Center
- community Ivory Baker Recreation Center
- community Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church
- commercial community Novant Michael Jordan Family Clinics
- community Revolution Sports Academy
- community Romare Bearden Park
- community Stevens Creek Nature Preserve
- community Stratford Richardson YMCA
- community University Park Baptist Church
- community West Charlotte Recreation Center