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Fountains Southend
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Fountains Southend

Charlotte, NC

Foun­tains Southend is a 208-unit urban apart­ment project on a for­mer Brown­field site in Charlotte’s South End neigh­bor­hood. The site is con­ve­nient­ly locat­ed near major thor­ough­fares and imme­di­ate­ly adja­cent to the CATS Light Rail line and mul­ti-modal recre­ation trail. Due to the prox­im­i­ty and ease of access to Uptown Char­lotte and the bur­geon­ing South End, this com­mu­ni­ty is designed for the emerg­ing pro­fes­sion­al who lives a diverse, active and urban lifestyle. The building’s façade and mod­ern inte­ri­ors reflect the tran­si­tion of the area from an indus­tri­al past to an eclec­tic neigh­bor­hood. Its impres­sive ameni­ties, includ­ing an out­door movie screen, rooftop ter­race and cross fit room, cre­ate an engaged com­mu­ni­ty-ori­ent­ed place. Res­i­dents will also enjoy a lux­u­ri­ous lob­by in which to await the arrival of trains at the near­by light rail sta­tion. The project con­sists of two four-sto­ry wood framed build­ings, each with con­crete struc­tured park­ing incor­po­rat­ed to take advan­tage of the site grade change. Each build­ing typ­i­fies Axiom Architecture’s pur­suit of sus­tain­able design through mul­ti­ple green build­ing prac­tices such as ener­gy effi­cient appli­ances and fix­tures and the restora­tion of a Brown­field site. Both build­ings have achieved NGBS (Nation­al Green Build­ing Stan­dard) Bronze lev­el cer­ti­fi­ca­tion in recog­ni­tion of this effort.