JAMAL WELLS ARCHITECT
Projects
In our recent architectural ventures, we transformed a Brooklyn residence into a multi-functional triplex and reenvisioned older rental units into modern, appealing living spaces. A previously unused retail area has been revitalized into an active community hub, while in Philadelphia, a unique transformation turned a tattoo parlor into a contemporary wellness center. Addressing urban food scarcity, our innovative mobile grocery initiative seamlessly combines functionality with thoughtful design.
These projects represent our dedication to enhancing urban life through sustainable, practical, and aesthetically pleasing architecture.
2203 Washington Ave - The Mama-Tee Tiny Grocer
The "Mama-Tee Tiny Grocery Store" at 2203 Washington Ave, Philadelphia, PA, is a transformative project featuring a portable "tiny house" design, serving as a central hub for food distribution to combat local food insecurity and setting a precedent for urban innovation with tiny structures.
1198 Fulton St - Basquiat's Bottle Restaurant & Bar
The transformation of the vacant retail space at 1198 Fulton St, Brooklyn, into "Basquiat's Bottle," involved renovating it into a trendy urban community hub, restaurant, and entertainment venue, revitalizing the neighborhood and becoming a popular local hangout.
421 Fairmount Ave - Grey Dolphin Fitness
The project at 421 Fairmount Ave, Philadelphia, PA, transformed a former tattoo parlor into "Grey Dolphin Fitness," a modern wellness space with a minimalist design, focusing on yoga and meditation, thereby enhancing the neighborhood's vibrancy and health resources.