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One of the most widely known and respected wellness developments in the U.S announced last year that it was doing just that. Atlanta-area Serenbe is adding a new aging-in-place campus…
President Daniel Levy joined the EntreArchitect Podcast to share his inspiring journey from discovering his passion for architecture to founding one of the industry’s leading firms.
Dig’n Zone, a new theme park opening Friday in Sevierville, has fun attractions for children and adults alike.
Dig’n Zone is fun for kids and adults and is home to 20 attractions and rides, including The Decimator, a 50,000-pound excavator that swings you around at a dizzying speed.
With the help of DKLEVY’s design, the team behind Serenbe plans to change how people think about growing older with more independence.
Plans are in the works to develop a seven-acre campus within Serenbe to more intentionally enable aging in place, putting the community at the forefront of several trends in senior…
In the second part of The Made Right Here Podcast, DKLEVY President Daniel Levy shares his story of finding redemption through his relationship with the Creator and meeting his future…
DKLEVY President Daniel Levy joins Paul Sponcia on the Made Right Here Podcast to discuss his faith, childhood, and background.
Ancient Lore Village is requesting permission to increase the maximum amount of dwellings allowed on the property from nine to 14….
Solinity led the formation of the team to complete the project (including DKLEVY Architectural Design, Diaz Fritz Construction Group and…
Solinity led the formation of the team including DKLEVY Architectural Design, Diaz Fritz Construction Group, and Z-Creative Interior Design…
Arguably the centerpiece of Knoxville High is a fully restored courtyard. During its past life, this served as a gathering place for students. Dover and DKLEVY sealed the courtyard from…
The Ancient Lore Village resort would feature 150 homes and tree houses. It’s based on a book with some characters that may seem familiar.
It’s a significant award for owner/developer Dover Development and for architect Daniel Levy of DKLEVY Design. Both firms are located in Knoxville.
