Boyle Investments Retail

Capitol View, Nashville: Located in the heart of Nashville, Capitol View is a mixed-use urban district that blends office spaces, residential units, retail shops, and green spaces. It’s a bustling community where city living meets modern convenience. My photography here focused on the bustling streets, the inviting storefronts, and the communal areas where residents and visitors gather. The vibrancy of Capitol View is palpable, making it a premier destination for both locals and tourists.

McEwen Northside: This mixed-use development in Franklin, Tennessee, is a hub of activity and connectivity. With its mix of retail, office, residential, and green spaces, McEwen Northside is designed to foster a sense of community. The architecture is modern yet inviting, with open-air courtyards and walkable streets. Capturing the blend of commercial vitality and residential tranquility, my photos aimed to reflect the dynamic and inclusive nature of this development.

CityPark: CityPark in Brentwood demonstrates Boyle Investments’ commitment to creating lively, community-oriented spaces. This retail and office complex is designed with both aesthetics and functionality in mind, highlighted by the beautifully landscaped grounds.

Meridian Cool Springs: Situated in Franklin, Tennessee, Meridian Cool Springs is a thriving commercial hub that combines office spaces with a variety of retail and dining options. The design promotes a seamless blend of work and leisure, with ample green spaces and pedestrian-friendly pathways. My photographs focus on the sleek, modern architecture and the bustling activity within the complex, showcasing it as a prime example of integrated urban development.

Berry Farms: Located in Franklin, Berry Farms is a master-planned community that embodies the spirit of Southern hospitality with a modern twist. It features a mix of residential, retail, and office spaces, all designed to create a cohesive and community. Capturing the charm and elegance of Berry Farms, my photography aimed to reflect the community-oriented design and the inviting atmosphere that defines this development.