The Coolest Offices in Charlotte

We asked for pictures of Charlottes cool cribs and got an immediate response. More than one person nominated the following, a crib so cool Teddy Roosevelt could have hung out there.

Metrolina Builders HQ has a2,000 SF game room with pool table,foosball table, dartboard,bar (for after 5pm, of course), and Galaga video game--so you can relive your 1982 arcade glory days. Not only that, the crib features walls of wild game trophies.

A lot of wild game trophies: elk, moose, antelope, mule deer, game birds, white tail, fish, and African beasts. The trophies were taken personally by Metrolina Builders VP Matt Williams,his father John Williams (president), and his grandfather, the late Al Williams. Metrolina is a third-generation business, a general contractor specializing in commercial properties in the Carolinas.

This cool crib isnt quite finished yet, but we like it already: DHD Ventures new office space on Carmel Road, which used to be a Carolina Volunteer Fire Station. DHD VP Brian Cillian tells us that the space is going to include a gym, locker rooms, pool table, ping pong table, flat screen TVs, and floor-to-ceiling glass. DHD is a commercial property developer. Think your office is cool?Let us know.

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