Check out Matt’s latest publication on Charlotte Viewpoint: http://www.charlotteviewpoint.org/article/2621/Great-cities-start-with-a-plan  

Axiom Architecture attended the Interface Multifamily Southeast Conference in Atlanta, GA on November 28th and 29th.  Matt Majors spoke on a panel, “Breaking the Mold: Architecture, Design & Construction for the 21st Century.”  For more information, please contact Axiom Architecture.

See Matt’s latest article called “Joe Citizen” on Charlotte Viewpoint:http://www.charlotteviewpoint.org/article/2514/Is-the-term-%27citizen%27-being-consumed-by-consumeris  

Axiom Architecture’s Charlottetown Terrace renovation project was highlighted in a recent FOX News segment – Reboot Charlotte.  The Charlotte Housing Authority’s reconstruction project is in line with Envision Charlotte and will end up saving taxpayers $40 thousand dollars a year in energy costs as well as put 400 people to work. http://www.foxcharlotte.com/news/local/Reboot-Charlotte-Green-Technology-Creating-Jobs-126096258.html

Matt Majors writes an article for Charlotte Viewpoint titled “Architecture and music: A duet” where he discusses how architecture and music inspire each other. http://charlotteviewpoint.org/article/2429/Architecture-and-music—A-duet    

Axiom Architecture was recognized at the 22nd annual Excellence in Remodeling Awards presented by the Home Builders Association of Charlotte. Axiom’s work received The Silver Award for Commercial Office Upfit/Renovation for Vasseur Home Design.

Axiom Architecture was a sponsor of the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) Housing Marketplace 2011, held at the Mint Museum Uptown, March 8, 2011. The topic was Affordable and Workforce Housing: What’s Next? Dr. James H. Johnson, Jr. offered the keynote presentation, “Disruptive Demographics.” Dr. Johnson is the William R. Kenan Jr. Distinguished Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship and Direction of the Urban Investment Strategies Center.

Axiom stayed focused on residential design to grow Charlotte Business Journal – by Bea Quirk , Contributing writer Date: Friday, March 4, 2011, 6:00am EST In the midst of diversifying, the three managing partners of Axiom Architecture discovered the best way to do it is by sticking with what you know best. “We are primarily housing people, and we are good at it. There’s no need to stray far,” says partner Steve Barton. What changed was what Barton, 40, and fellow partners Matt Majors, 40, and Colleen Garrett, 41, did with their knowledge and skill in multifamily housing. The three — who met at …

Fox News Rising’s Mary Curtis talked about Axiom’s work with the Urban Ministry Center on Moore Place, housing for chronically homeless men and women.

http://www.foxcharlotte.com/rising/Mary-Curtis-Room-at-the-Inn-112241974.html

Matt Majors was a featured speaker at InterFace Multifamily: Southeast Information and Networking Conference in Atlanta. He participated in the panel discussion on Multifamily Architecture & Design Innovations: Strategies for Luxury and Rent-Stabilized Properties In a “Greener” Building Environment.

View a pdf of the presentation