(Photo Courtesy of Architech Sports & Physical Therapy)
Aston has announced that Architech Sports & Physical Therapy, a leading provider of athletic performance and rehabilitation services, will open a new facility at North Hills Shopping Center on Greenville’s Eastside. The expansion marks Architech’s first location in the Greenville market and its fifteenth clinic across the Carolinas.
The 3,266-square-foot facility will feature a 25-yard turf lane, state-of-the-art diagnostic technology, and specialized spaces for rehabilitation, recovery, and performance training. Clients will have access to manual therapy, dry needling, movement screenings, and individualized training programs designed for athletes and active individuals of all levels.
“Greenville represents the kind of community we love to serve — active, competitive, and connected,” said Steve Bowers, chief operating officer of Architech Sports. “With everything from youth leagues to collegiate athletics and a thriving recreational scene, this market truly reflects our mission. People here value staying active, and we’re excited to support that passion through performance and care.”
Founded in 2008 by Alan and Alicia Tyson, Architech Sports & Physical Therapy was built on the belief that therapy should help people move confidently and perform at their best. Over the past two decades, the company has treated Olympians, professional and collegiate athletes, including those from the NFL, NBA, and other elite sports organizations, as well as youth and recreational athletes.
Architech’s approach, known as Athletic Performance Therapy, combines rehabilitation, strength training, and sports science under one roof. Using tools like force plate technology and motion analysis, the team tracks progress, identifies imbalances, and develops customized programs that prevent injuries and improve long-term performance.
“At Architech Sports, we are redefining what physical therapy looks like,” said Alan Tyson, co-founder and president of Architech Sports & Physical Therapy. “Whether we are helping a professional athlete get back on the field, a weekend golfer improve mobility, or a grandparent stay active with their grandkids, our goal is the same. We help people move better, feel better, and perform at their best.”
The addition of Architech Sports continues Aston’s multimillion dollar investment in North Hills Shopping Center, where façade renovations, new patios, landscaping, and parking improvements were recently completed. The center has continued to grow with the opening of Sprouts Farmers Market and remains a cornerstone of the Eastside community, home to UFC Gym and a variety of local restaurants and shops.
“We are proud to welcome Architech Sports to North Hills Shopping Center,” said Barnes Connell, managing director of Aston. “Their expertise and commitment to health and performance align perfectly with our vision for creating centers that bring exceptional services to the communities we serve.”
The new Architech Sports & Physical Therapy location is expected to open in the coming weeks. For more information, visit www.architechsports.com.
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