Designed as an addition to Jacksonville's well-established St. Johns Town Center, Phase III of the retail development focused on appropriately expanding the outdoor shopping center to accommodate Nordstrom's primary anchor tenant arrival. The path to the department store was broken into three sections: The Transition Court, The Shopping Court, and the EBar Lounge.

The Transition Court is designed as a focal point to create an elongated entrance into the pedestrian court. Large shades are provided as an architectural element to activate the space and shelter patrons. Spa-quality furnishings and an edgeless pool soften the hardscape while providing lavish gathering areas. Small shops flank the Shopping Court, an active area where shoppers can easily access the retailers while they cross shop the area. The EBar Lounge encourages people to dwell in the space, with the lounge area outside the EBar creating a comfortable area to relax and recharge while highlighting Nordstrom’s entrance. FEG's scope of work flanks this newly imagined space, including the structural design and implementation of two newly constructed structures: a single-story retail building for small shops across 17,750 SF and another 16,300 SF two-story single-tenant building for Arhaus Furniture.