View of treatment bay showcasing green accent wall in back, yellow accent wall to right; Technician speaking with pediatric patient in center; another staff person walking on right side of frame. Beyond the green accent wall is a more specialized treatment bay with jungle print wall covering. Above the main treatment area, in addition to the maneuverable dental light, there are also 3 dimensional acrylic birds to provide visual distraction/interest for patients.View of reception area. Custom wood reception desk, wood slat ceiling. Showcasing logos for both businesses behind reception desk. Female patient seen exiting on left, male standing behind reception desk and female patient, wearing coral color top, waiting on far right.

Studio 310

Architecture | Interior Design | Experience Design

At Studio 310, we share the belief that our work should contribute meaningfully to its community.

We begin with what is particular: the people, place, history, and aspirations that give each design effort its reason for being. We translate this complexity into tailored, composed solutions that are clear in purpose, enduring in their presence, and specific to their context.

With disciplined thought and craft, we shape experiences and places that maintain their strength from concept onward.
SELECTED WORK
The new home for this pediatric dental practice balances the order of a clinical environment with a playful world shaped for children. Textured volumes, vivid color, engaging graphics, and daylight ease patient anxiety and invite curiosity.
2025 Recipient - AIA Triangle Honor Award
2025 Recipient - Graphic Design USA - Health and Wellness Design Award
2026 Recipient – AIA ASPIRE Merit Award

Cary Pediatric Dentistry

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Chabad of Cary is a Jewish community center set on a hillside overlooking Indian Creek Greenway. Limestone-clad volumes form around the heart of the facility, providing the congregation with
spaces for worship, education, shared meals, and gathering.

Chabad of Cary

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Rendering showing side view of proposed building. Light colored stone exterior, glass, nestled into landscape.
Concrete walls that survived the fire that destroyed the original stable provide the foundation for its reconstruction. Organized around the dimensions and movement of horses, the new timber frame draws air naturally through the stable to reduce the accumulation of hay chaff that fueled the original fire.
2025 Recipient - AIA North Carolina Honor Award
2025 Recipient - ASPIRE Merit Award
2025 Recipient - AIA Triangle Merit Award

3H Equine Rehabilitation Stable

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Wilson’s Mills Town Hall occupies a building originally used for construction company offices and materials storage. Former warehouse space now houses the Town’s first dedicated Council Chambers, with strategic exterior upgrades giving the conventional structure an appropriate civic identity.

Wilson’s Mills Council Chambers

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View of reception area. Custom wood reception desk, wood slat ceiling. Showcasing logos for both businesses behind reception desk. Female patient seen exiting on left, male standing behind reception desk and female patient, wearing coral color top, waiting on far right.
Two complementary dental specialties share this renovated clinical environment. The design orchestrates their shared and individual functions around the patient’s experience, making arrival, movement, and orientation clear.

NC Implants & Periodontics and Premier Prosthodontics

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Beginning with the patient experience, Langworthy Dentistry is arranged so each treatment bay receives natural light and a framed view of the landscape. Doctors and staff work from a central core that supports care within direct reach of each bay.

Langworthy Dentistry

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Male figure walking into covered entrance of wood clad building with benches in foreground.

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