Clubhouse, Leasing Office and Amenity Design in Charleston

The leasing office is where a decision becomes a lease. It needs a comfortable seating area for conversation, a clear place for the agent to present a plan or a rendering, and storage for materials that keeps counters clear. Good acoustics matter when a family is asking about a lease.

Beside the office, a small coworking room with phone booths or enclosed nooks serves residents who work from home. Charleston's mix of technology, aerospace and port employers means many residents split their week, and new industrial investment adds to it: Keel announced a $67,000,000 investment in Charleston County that will create 170 jobs, according to S.C. Department of Commerce data. Power at every seat, reliable lighting and acoustic privacy give the room a purpose beyond appearance.

• Leasing desk placed on the tour path, not in front of it
• Seating area for lease conversations
• Coworking with power, light and acoustic separation
• Storage that keeps the office orderly

Every room in a clubhouse competes for square footage. A fitness room that is used daily is worth more than a large one that sits empty. A social room that can host a resident event and a quiet afternoon is worth more than one that can only do one. A kitchen or coffee bar gives residents a reason to linger.

We plan the interior as one composition, with finishes that echo the local palette: warm wood, brick tones, soft pastel accents and iron details. From our Southern California warehouse, we receive and inspect product, coordinate delivery, and send it to installation partners with designers on site.