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The firm, which also recently shifted its headquarters from Richmond to Raleigh, said the investment will accelerate its growth.

It was a summer solstice party on Tuesday evening at Brewers Row, as guests got an inside glimpse as the mixed-use project takes shape near The Diamond.

Applications are now open for the 10th annual RVA 25 list of the region’s fastest-growing companies. Deadline to apply is Aug. 5.

Try to imagine Scott’s Addition as flat farmlands. Two hundred years ago it was part of Bellville, an 800-acre estate owned by John Mayo, and became part of the dowry of Mayo’s daughter when she married Winfield Scott in 1817.

Last month, the venerable historical and educational institution, which Chief Justice John Marshall founded in 1831 on what’s now Arthur Ashe Boulevard, unveiled a reconceived, 250,000-square-foot, $30 million museum and research center.

To encapsulate a half century of such vital artistic activity in France in one exhibition is a neat trick. But the 100-plus artworks from leading international museums are arranged in a sequence akin to nine intimate exhibits with a shared narrative.

In case you missed them: Our best of the week includes stories of Scott’s Addition’s first food hall, Regency’s first apartments, a peek inside a disgraced local lawyer’s first months in prison and a longtime construction exec’s first cross-country bike trip.

The 50-year-old local firm is now part of TRC Cos., a Connecticut-based engineering and construction management firm with 150 offices.

Performance Food Group remained the highest-ranked local firm at No. 112, followed by Altria at No. 165.