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DeliveredRaleigh, NC · Office, adaptive reuse

Capital Club Building

A 1929 Art Deco landmark on the national registry, twelve storeys in downtown Raleigh.

Designed in 1929 by the acclaimed architect Frank B. Simpson, the Capital Club Building is richly rooted in downtown Raleigh's city centre. A historic landmark listed on the national registry, it was originally built for the Capital Club, a prominent club for the most exclusive Southern men in the City of Oaks. Its intricate Art Deco detailing exudes an era of elegance, style and comfort.

The building is conveniently situated within reach of everything downtown Raleigh has to offer, and serves businesses of all sizes with flexible floor plans ranging from 300 to 4,000 square feet.

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Project summary

Location
16 West Martin Street, Raleigh, NC
Land area
1.2 acres (52,522 SF)
Programme
12 storeys, 50,000 rentable SF
Asset type
Office, adaptive reuse
Status
Delivered

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