The Beck Group Expands to Raleigh
- Feb 5, 2026
The Beck Group is expanding its Southeast footprint with a new office in Raleigh, North Carolina. The move reflects Beck’s growing portfolio of work in the state. It also strengthens its commitment to delivering architecture, construction, and design-build services across the region.
“Raleigh represents the kind of purposeful growth we’re committed to, where we see long-term opportunity to serve communities with design excellence and construction precision,” said Fred Perpall, CEO of Beck. “This expansion allows us to bring our values and capabilities even closer to clients who are shaping the future of the Southeast.”
Raleigh Office Builds on a Strong North Carolina Presence
Beck is expanding into Raleigh with several projects already underway, including the Lenovo Center Sports and Entertainment District and the RDU Recreation & Wellness Destination. These projects reflect Beck’s design-forward approach while signaling deeper investment in the state.
This physical presence formalizes a decades-long commitment to North Carolina. It also enables Beck to better serve its growing client base in the Triangle Region.
The firm’s North Carolina portfolio boasts design-build projects at Duke University. These include the Wallace Wade Stadium Renovation and the Rubenstein Pavilion Addition to Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Other notable design projects include the Seely Grove Pavilion at Omni Grove Park Inn, Iredell Hospital at Mooresville, and the Atrium Health Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute, Kenilworth in Charlotte.
A Permanent Presence in the Triangle Region
“Establishing a permanent presence in Raleigh strengthens our ability to collaborate with local partners and lead transformative projects in the Triangle region,” said Ryan Horne, Beck’s Raleigh Office Lead. “We’re excited to contribute meaningfully to the region’s growth with a team rooted in design, delivery, and community impact.”
The Raleigh office marks Beck’s eighth U.S. location. The local team will focus on sectors including commercial development, municipal, healthcare, and higher education.