CURRENT PROJECTS

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Yellow Bird is the Project Manager for the next Busy Bee location! Busy Bee is an Atlanta institution - receiving an America's Classics designation by the James Beard Foundation and Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand recognition. This will be an incredible new flagship location.  Photo Credit: Busy Bee

YBPM is the Owner's Representative/PM on the Terminus 200 Redevelopment and also the LL Rep on the Greenberg Traurig lease renewal design & construction. More on Atlanta Business Chronicle.  Photo Credit: TVS

YBPM serves as the Project Manager for the new Good Faith Chapel at The Cathedral of St. Philip. Work begins onsite December 2024. This chapel will be a stunning mid-size (300 seat) octagonal worship space for the Cathedral, designed with incredible flexibility and technology integration.  Rendering credit: Cooper Carry

This is an incredible project by the Alliance Theatre and Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to create a shared performance space for youth programming at the Woodruff Arts Center.  Construction starts Fall 2024, delivers end of 2025.  YBPM has partnered with The Projects Group for their performing arts center expertise. Rendering credit: Perkins & Will.

 The former Table 1280 Restaurant at the Woodruff Arts Center is undergoing a renovation for a new concept: Elise.  YBPM is serving as the LL Rep and overseeing the improvements.  Chef Craig Richards has been nationally recognized by the James Beard Foundation, The New York Times, and The Michelin Guide. More on  AtlantaMagazine.com.  Photo credit: Catmax Photography from Atlanta Magazine website.

YBPM is managing a refresh of the campus, including hardscape/landscape, lighting and wayfinding.  Onsite work begins fall 2024 and wraps up in 2025.  More on AJC.com and Rough Draft Atlanta.

Rendering Credit: OJB.

YBPM is working on several TI projects at 1200 Peachtree (Promenade Central) and 1230 Peachtree (Promenade Tower as Cousins' representative for the Tenant Managed Work and LL Managed Work.  Photo credit: Cousins.com

Yellow Bird Project Management has been engaged to manage several 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 Capital Projects for The Woodruff Arts Center, such as life safety and security improvements.

YBPM was thrilled to work with Cox Enterprises and the AJC on the relocation of their Newsroom and Studio to Promenade in 2024.  More on AJC.com.   Photo Credit: AJC.com

Under the flag of the DaVinci-Winstead  (Development JV for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta), Katherine is the Project Manager for the 481,981 gsf South Tower of the new hospital, including the AFLAC Cancer & Blood Disorders Center.  This project delivers in 2024.  This project includes Core & Shell and Interiors construction management.  Photography Credit: Jeremy Hull (published with permission)

Amazon expanded their offices at Terminus 200 by three floors.  YBPM was Cousins' representative for the Amazon Tenant Improvements in 2021 and 2022.

Iris relocated their office within the Stoveworks complex, and used this opportunity to respond to shifting workplace priorities and dynamics.  This advertising agency is bold and so is their style!   

This 592,000sf office complex and parking deck had the added complexity of pedestrian and vehicular bridges.  Katherine served as Project Manager for Davinci-Winstead (the development JV).  This project delivered in 2020.

Redevelopment project of a major Class A building in downtown Raleigh.  Projects included lobbies, plazas, amenities, elevators, restrooms, corridors, wayfinding, art and furniture.

Cousins Properties relocated its Property Management office within 3348 Peachtree Rd, aligning the design style with the corporate office.

Centrum @ Glenridge is an example of redevelopment work including lobby, fitness, lounge and other common areas.

This project consisted of both capital improvements such as common area improvements as well as Landlord Representation for the major IHG design and construction project.

YBPM was engaged in this project during demolition in order to provide opportunities for budget and schedule compression.

YBPM served as a Landlord Representative for Portman to Georgia Tech for their build-out of the anchor space at CODA.  Responsibilities included concurrent LL deliverables for base building construction.

YBPM provided due diligence for the purchase of this project by a partnership.  

This redevelopment project consisted of major façade restoration, base building expansion, power vault restoration, elevator modernizations, security upgrades, complete lobby renovation including a new conference center & fitness center, and a turnkey restaurant buildout for Chef Stephen Pyles (subsequently named Dallas’s Best New Restaurant and a Semi-Finalist for the James Beard Best New Restaurant). Building transformed from 67% to over 90% leased.  2100 Ross was named Redevelopment of the Year Finalist by D magazine.

Project included a new café, bistro, fitness center, management office, security upgrades, wayfinding and a major commissioned plaza sculpture, Stealth, which won First Place recognition in the ACI Special Projects category and was recognized on the covers of Structure and Concrete International magazines.  Building progressed from 58% to over 90% leased.

Northpark Town Center is a three-building complex.  This project consisted of  wayfinding, hardscape, and landscape capital project, as well as construction of turnkey amenities such as the Commons, Soiree Wine, the Bean Counter, Fooda, and the Northpark Florist.  The main lobby of the 500 building was also renovated. Art was a major component of the improvements.

This iconic tower was redeveloped by Cousins Properties, and included the Commerce Club (recipient of ULI Awards of Excellence 2011 - Jury's Award), Resolution Fitness, a new management office, valet-drop off, and a new restaurant (Alma Cocina). Building was purchased at 19% occupied and is now over 90% occupied. 

Greenway Plaza in Houston consisted of several projects: 3 Greenway Lobby, Food Court Renovation, and a new Pulse Fitness Center.  Art was a major theme in the project and transformed a bland building into a project that helped tenants recruit and retain employees.  Photo by Logan Beck Photography.  

This improv comedy mecca was an adaptive reuse pro-bono project in Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta. The new location increased not only attendance but demand for classes and corporate events.  Winner of ULI Awards of Excellence 2016 - Jury's Award.