Downtown Raleigh Alliance honored ten significant construction projects with Imprint Awards at the 2026 State of Downtown Raleigh event on Wednesday, August 26th.
Imprint Awards are given to major developments that contribute to the forward momentum of Downtown Raleigh and invest more than $2 million in downtown.
IDYLE
501 S. Bloodworth Street
IDYLE is the first Net Zero-ready home collection in Downtown Raleigh, pioneering a new era of eco-friendly residential development in the Triangle area. With 10 residences and various plans, this unique community offers homebuyers the opportunity to live in a home that produces more energy than it consumes, with eco-friendly features such as EV hookups, solar panels, optional Tesla Powerwalls, and more. Following a comprehensive energy plan review, on-site inspections, and the installation of a rooftop solar system by Southern Energy Management, 511 S Bloodworth Street Unit #105 earned a Home Energy Rating System (HERS) Score of 0 on the HERS Index.
Stats: 10 residential units across four distinct plans, 3-4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, starting from 2,700+ square feet, with rooftop patios and pre-installed solar panels standard
Development Team
- Developer: DevPointe, LLC
- Architect: The Raleigh Architecture Co.
- Builder/GC: The Raleigh Construction Co. + Concept8
- Net-Zero Certification & Solar: Southern Energy Management
- Sales & Marketing: Chappell
Oldham & Worth
510 W Cabarrus Street
Once the site of the Oldham & Worth lumber company, and later the offices of general contractor Clancy & Theys, the site at the corner of Cabarrus and West Street is now home to Oldham & Worth apartments, Kane Realty's second mixed-use residential project in the West End. This history shaped the name, design, and brand identity for Oldham & Worth. Rough-hewn wood accents nod to the site's lumberyard past, while board-formed concrete, brick, and exposed steel carry the neighborhood's railroad and industrial character into a modern form. The five-story development brings 252 upscale units, from modern studios to spacious three-bedroom residences, along with first-class amenities and ground-floor retail to the neighborhood.
Stats: 397,755 total square feet, 252 residential units, 3,365 retail square feet
Development Team
- Developer: Kane Realty
- Architect: Dwell Design Studio
- Civil Engineer: McAdams
- General Contractor: Clancy & Theys
- Landscape Architect: Stewart
The Holston at The Weld
1020 Hammell Drive
The first residential tower at The Weld, The Holston rises 20 stories above the gateway to Downtown Raleigh and Dorothea Dix Park, bringing a refined perspective to high-rise living. Offering studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, townhomes, and penthouses, residents enjoy premium amenities such as the 20th-floor lounge and terrace that create a signature setting for taking in the Raleigh skyline as well as a year-round pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, infrared wellness sauna, outdoor yoga lawn, and luxury pet spa to elevate everyday living.
Stats: 283 residential units, 5,833 retail square feet
Development Team
- Developers: SLI Capital & Mack Real Estate Group
- Architect: Gensler
- Civil Engineer: McAdams
- Landscape Architect: ISG (JDavis)
- Structural Engineer: EM Structural
- MEP Engineer: Optima Engineering
- General Contractor: Clancy & Theys
- Property Management: Cushman & Wakefield
Ray at The Weld
1000 Hammell Drive
Ray at The Weld brings an energetic, design-forward residential experience to the edge of Dorothea Dix Park and Raleigh’s growing greenway network as the second tower within The Weld. Studio to three-bedroom apartments, townhomes, and penthouses feature two distinct apartment styles with designer finishes and floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a bright, modern backdrop for an active lifestyle. On-site amenities such as a rooftop patio featuring a sport lawn and resort-style pool with cabanas, a dog park, bike storage, and a podcast studio offer residents a distinctly Raleigh way to live—active, creative, and connected to the city around it.
Stats: 392 residential units, 4,060 retail square feet
Development Team
- Developers: SLI Capital & Mack Real Estate Group
- Architect: I&S Group (JDavis)
- Civil Engineer: McAdams
- Landscape Architect: ISG (JDavis)
- Structural Engineer: EM Structural
- MEP Engineer: Lighthouse Engineering
- General Contractor: Clancy & Theys
- Property Management: Cushman & Wakefield
122 Glenwood
122 Glenwood Avenue
The renovation of an early 1900s building at 122 Glenwood Ave. transformed an aging structure into a vibrant mixed-use destination in the heart of Raleigh's Glenwood South district. The adaptive-reuse project preserved the character of the existing building while adding a new stair tower, updated windows, and modern mechanical systems, and expanded the site with new construction to create street-level retail and upper-floor office space. Today, the property anchors a revitalized block of Glenwood Avenue, contributing to the continued growth of one of downtown Raleigh's most walkable and dynamic corridors.
Stats: 22,725 total square feet across 5 units: 3 retail spaces totaling 8,887 square feet and 2 office spaces totaling 11,422 square feet, plus a 2,416 square foot basement
Development Team
- Owner/Developer: LODEN Development + Northpond Partners
- Architect: Maurer Architecture
- General Contractor: Monteith Construction
- Financial Partner: First Carolina Bank
- Design: Creative Office of Joshua Gajownik
