Architectural Design

A Better Approach to Architectural Design

At Bobbitt, architectural design is more than creating plans—it’s about aligning your vision with real-world construction from the start. Our integrated approach ensures your building is not only thoughtfully designed, but also practical, buildable, and aligned with your budget.

Traditional design often happens in isolation, leading to disconnects between vision, cost, and construction. At Bobbitt, our in-house architectural team works alongside construction professionals from the beginning—helping you avoid redesigns, unexpected costs, and delays.

Featured Designs

Aerial rendering of the Pender County Health & Human Services facility

Project Spotlight

Pender County Health & Human Services Facility

Bobbitt’s in-house design team developed the 89,000-square-foot, multi-story Pender County Health and Human Services facility within an existing county campus. The site layout addresses wetlands, circulation, security zones, drop-off areas, and future expansion while improving overall efficiency.

The building consolidates the health department and Department of Social Services into one facility, with interior spaces including offices, training rooms, and support areas to enhance coordination and functionality.

Rendering of the South Asheboro Middle School learning commons courtyard

Rendering of the South Asheboro Middle School cafeteria

Project Spotlight

South Asheboro Middle School Renovation

Designed by Bobbitt’s in-house design team, this project renovates 108,000 sqft and adds 5,200 sqft to South Asheboro Middle School. The design introduces flexible, collaborative learning spaces, upgraded building systems for improved efficiency and air quality, and durable interior and exterior enhancements to create a modern, accessible campus.

Roadside rendering of the Lake Norman Charter School elementary building

Project Spotlight

Lake Norman Charter School

Bobbitt’s in-house design team developed this 48,500 sqft elementary school for Lake Norman Charter School to accommodate growing enrollment. The design features spaces for Kindergarten through Grade 5 and includes a full gymnasium shared with the Town of Huntersville, supporting both educational and community use.