Nestled into the sloping landscape of the "Triangle of Grass," which sits within the UNESCO World Heritage Site boundary of the University of Virginia's (UVA) grounds, the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers seeks to formally acknowledge the work and the individual lives of the enslaved African Americans who built and sustained the every-day life of the University.

The renovation of Tilt Creative + Production's Richmond, Virginia office involved a comprehensive transformation of a historic 150-year-old building to accommodate modern hybrid work environments.

This renovation not only revitalized a historic structure but also created a functional, modern workspace that reflects Team Henry's commitment to honoring the past while embracing contemporary work spaces.

Team Henry is currently engaged in the construction of a 175,000 square foot academic building for Virginia State University on a joint venture basis with Skanska. The project includes the demolition of multiple existing structures, a complete overhaul of the project site, and ground-up construction of a new state-of-the-art academic facility that will include more than 40 high-tech classrooms, 110 faculty offices, a gymnasium, swimming pool, and theater, among many other amenities.

Team Henry was awarded a contract from SKANSKA USA to provide a turn key building addition for the University of Virginia's Hospital expansion project. The new construction for the hospital expansion project is approximately 425,000 square feet, with an associated renovation portion of roughly 95,000 square feet.

Team Henry Enterprises was selected to construct substantial renovations and additions to the internationally recognized Richmond Slave Trail historic landmark. The project includes modifications to existing public streets to improve access to the memorial site; rehabilitation of the existing trail to improve erosion control, safety, and accessibility; construction of a new pedestrian bridge; and most significantly construction of a new $2-million trailhead exhibition plaza meant to be evocative of a transatlantic slave ship.

Team Henry Enterprises is honored to contribute to the creation of the Shockoe Institute, the gateway to the larger Shockoe Heritage Campus. Located within the historic Main Street Station Trainshed, this 12,300-square-foot interpretive center will serve as a cornerstone for exploring Richmond’s pivotal role in the domestic trade of enslaved Africans.

Team Henry Enterprises is proud to play a role in the resurrection of Abraham Peyton Skipwith’s historic homestead, a cornerstone of Jackson Ward’s rich cultural heritage. Known as the "Founding Father of Jackson Ward," Skipwith became the neighborhood's first Black homeowner in 1793 after purchasing his freedom.

Team Henry Enterprises was honored to construct the University of Richmond Burying Grounds Memorial Garden, a meaningful tribute to honor the final resting place of individuals once enslaved on university property. This out-of-the-ground memorial garden not only preserves the sanctity of the burial sites but also provides a serene space for reflection and remembrance.