Armada Hoffler Tower is the defining emblem of The Town Center of Virginia Beach. At 23 stories and just shy of 400 feet, it stands as the second tallest building in the region. The upper fifteen floors consist of a 252,000 SF steel-framed office space and are stacked atop a 469,000 SF, nine-floor concrete public parking garage.

Located in the New Town section of Williamsburg, this $12 million project is a 50,000 SF build to suit medical office building. This 2-story building will house 6 medical offices, and is expected to be complete early 2008.

A 69,000 SF, 2-story building was constructed as the international headquarters for one of the world's leading training product publishers. Since they develop and create training videos and CDs for a variety of industries, it includes a video/film production studio, administrative offices and distribution space.

A two-floor, 100,000 SF office building/call center was constructed for the benefits management company in just seven months. Armada Hoffler constructed a second similar structure when the first was outgrown, this time in six months. Both buildings contain cafeteria/breakroom facilities, flex office space, and high-quality HVAC and UPC systems that could handle a Designated Disaster Recovery Location classification.

This 175,365 SF, 13-story, Class A office building is located on the Hampton, Virginia waterfront and includes a 210,000 SF, 510-space attached parking garage. Current office tenants include the United States Air Force, FBI, Lockheed Martin, Daniel Wagner Associates, Battelle, Satellite Communications, Communication Technologies, Scitor Corporation and Raytheon.

This 98,000 SF, 3-story Class A office building was the first prototype facility of its kind for the international insurance company. Built on a scenic lake in the business section of the city, it was designated to handle most of the company’s service-intensive claims east of the Mississippi River.

Located on Parcel G in the Harbor East neighborhood, this 4-story, 100,000 SF office building overlooks Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Originally occupied by Sylvan Learning Center as its World Headquarters, ProMetric is currently the largest tenant in the building.