folio 2021 : : The Annual of the American Institute of Architects | Memphis

The Annual of the American Institute of Architects : : Memphis

FOLIO :: 2021

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CREATING INSPIRED ARCHITECTURE THAT ENDURES St. Jude Advanced Research Center

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Welcome & AIA Memphis Leadership AIA Memphis Events Role of the Architect & Where We Stand Becoming an Architect and the University of Memphis Department of Architecture AIA Memphis Design & Honor Awards Architectural Profiles Firm Profiles Membership Directory & Community

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On the cover Orion Federal Credit Union Headquarters | architect: LRK 2020 AIA Memphis Design Award Winner (Architectural Profile, page 20)

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If you dream it, we can build it.

folio 2021 is a new initiative of the American Institute of Architects : : Memphis to build a lasting printed annual of the architectural achievements of its members.

Learn more about each entry by following the QR codes.

folio’s captivating photography directs readers to fazio, the architectural tourism app that enables users to map their journey and see information about nearby architecture.

Entries from both folio (the magazine) and fazio (the app) link to fusion, the online index of places featuring photo galleries, video documentaries, history and more.

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Maurice Jennings + David McKee Architects

Learn more about how you can be a part of this ground-breaking trio of marketing tools exclusive to AIA Memphis valued members.

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2021 Leadership President Victor Buchholz, AIA Looney Ricks Kiss President Elect Ferran Espin, AIA HBG Design Secretary Chase Percer, AIA HBG Design

I am honored to introduce you to the first edition of folio, an annual of current architecture and design. As you will see in these pages, West Tennessee architects and their creative teams are shaping the public and private spaces not only in Memphis, but around the country.

Memphis has a unique legacy of artistic creation and collaboration - whether it be in music, food, medicine, or art. As Architects, we have a responsibility to continue and advance that legacy.

The Architect’s position as chief collaborator seeks to bring together the community – our clients, construction, the public, government, finance, and ultimately the user of the space, to build in brick and steel lasting places of meaning. Thanks goes out to all those involved in the crafting of the work shown on these pages and for allowing us to be a part of your team.

Enjoy!

Victor Buchholz, AIA 2021 President, AIA Memphis

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West Tennessee is a curious postage stamp of land. Situated along the Mississippi River, it is ripe with commerce, history, progress, and endless stories to tell. Her built environment has evolved over generations to elevate some of the world’s most notable musicians, culinary professionals, trades craftsmen, and more.

Dig a little deeper, however, and you will find a community with undeniable scars caused by a world, at times, on fire. Engaging smart, thoughtful leaders to craft a more equitable and inclusive place is key to healing. The remarkable professionals at AIA are doing just that.

Each morning these extraordinary individuals rise early and work late, imagining a world for us as it ought to be - and then orchestrating the time and talents of others to bring it to fruition.

Honoring them in these pages has been a gift.

Thank you, friends, for all you do, Amber Lombardo Executive Director, AIA Memphis

Treasurer Jason Weeks, AIA Looney Ricks Kiss Past President Tim Ogburn, AIA Pickering Firm, Inc.

Directors Josh Bellaire, AIA | ARCH 1010 Claire Eason, Assoc. AIA | GCD Interiors Katie Hunt, Assoc. AIA | LRK Trey Kirk, Assoc. AIA | TAXA Projects Joyce Selina Love, AIA | Design Love Studio Katie Lynn, AIA | PKM Architects Lauren Ricks, AIA | Looney Ricks Kiss Tre Yancy, AIA | Fleming Architects Nicole Garrard | Interface Sonja Redding | APG Office Furnishings Michael Hagge, AIA | University of Memphis Lauren South | AIAS Carmen Fluellen, Assoc. AIA | NOMA Executive Director Amber Lombardo

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WE’RE IN THIS TOGETHER. Join AIA and let’s show what design can do, together. aia.org/join aia

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events July 23, 3-6pm

September 17

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October 29-30

November 18

Summer Intern Experience

AIA Memphis Golf Tournament

AIA Memphis Gala and Awards Celebration

memMOD Home Tours

Elections Reception

AIA Memphis hosts guests at a selection of midcentury homes starting with an exclusive ticketed progressive dinner.

Each year AIA honors its leadership with a special reception, thanking them for the endless hours and creativity they invest in our organization.

Perkins-Everitt Lighting & Controls

Memphis area interns receive a complimentary registration at Summer Salon to learn about our city. Then, on the following day, we invite them to meet the firms who bring the city to life.

Help us capture their imaginations and retain their talent.

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Timber Truss

We can’t wait to see you on the course and enjoy an afternoon of “spirited” competition.

Sponsorships are still available. Player registration will open on July 12.

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Awards Deadline: August 15, 2021 Architecture month wouldn’t be complete without an awards ceremony. Celebrate with us!

Thursday, July 22, 2021 : : Beale Street Landing $50 members & partners : : $70 guests : : interns are free 3 LUs : : registration required : : aiamemphis.org/salon

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CONVERSATION

Special thanks to Education Champion, The University of Memphis Department of Architecture Hear from community leaders including: Eric Bourgeois Board President South Main Association

Carol Coletta President/CEO Memphis River Parks

Brett Roler, AICP VP Planning & Development Downtown Memphis Commission

Ben Schulman Director of Real Estate Memphis Medical District Collaborative

Learn about Memphis-area pockets of progress including: Tom Lee Park / Riverfront South Main Arts District Memphis Medical District

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The Edge District The Pinch District Beale / Mud Island / Core

ROARIN’ 20’s COCKTAIL RECEPTION

Featuring Jeremy Shrader’s Hot Jazz Band Exhibits & prizes with AIA Corporate Partners Group photo at dusk overlooking the Mississippi River Dress: 20’s cocktail (optional).

Sponsored by Clear Advantage Lighting

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School Safety Design

Much of the public debate about school safety has focused on access to firearms & mental health services. Neither approach has progressed much over many years despite all-too-frequent tragedies. Architects can improve school safety through the power of design now.

Role of the Architect Partner with an architect to tackle the challenges that face your city. From smart, equitable, and sustainable growth strategies to energy conservation, resilience, and affordable housing, architects can help design solutions that address the diverse range of issues your city faces.

Architects don’t just work on single projects. They’re community leaders, trusted advisors, and valuable partners who can help you make smart, informed decisions that can achieve the future you want for your city and save taxpayer dollars.

Where We Stand

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) works to advance our nation’s quality of life and protect the public’s health, safety and welfare, as it has done for 160 years. Each day AIA members across the country and throughout the world create the places where people live and learn, work, and play. We design hospitals that heal us and houses of worship that sustain us. We create next generation energy-saving buildings to make our communities healthier and safer. All the while, architects work with clients and allied design professionals and construction partners to improve the built environment in a $1 trillion sector that accounts for almost 6 percent of the economy.

The following is a selection of numerous position statements released by the Institute.

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Equity, Diversity & Inclusion

AIA, as part of the global community, champions a culture of equity, diversity, and inclusion within the profession. Achieving this vision has a direct impact on the relevance of our profession and the world’s prosperity, health, & future.

Human activity is warming our climate to dangerous levels, and carbon is the primary culprit. Buildings contribute about 40% of that carbon. The harm that results affects us all but doesn’t impact us all equally. As authors of that environment, architects are crucial to addressing and mitigating the damage.

AIA, the largest design organization in the world, is asking architects, design professionals, civic leaders, and the public in every community to join our efforts. Help us transform the dayto-day practice of architecture to achieve a zero-carbon, resilient, healthy, just, and equitable built environment.

Climate Action

In the US alone, nearly 40% of greenhouse gases can be attributed to carbon produced by buildings. As a profession, we have the responsibility to prioritize and support effective actions to exponentially decelerate the production of greenhouse gases contributing to climate change.

Sustainability

AIA has a long history promoting sustainability in architecture. From the publication of Environmental Design: Research & Practice in 1971 to the creation of the Committee on the Environment, COTE, in 1990 and connections to the Historic Resources Committee established in 1857, the Institute is a leader in sustainable design.

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How Architects Can Improve America’s Infrastructure This is a pivotal moment for our nation’s infrastructure, and one group of experts can help us rebuild to succeed: Architects.

Infrastructure is the foundation of our society, and it’s both crumbling and contributing to global warming.

In the wake of the election, updating the infrastructure of the United States is vital for the country—and the world. The global built environment accounts for about 40% of annual fossil-fuel carbon-dioxide emissions (CO₂). Simultaneously, the American economy and infrastructure (schools, civic buildings, hospitals) need to be rebuilt.

Yet there is a solution: Architects.

40% of global CO₂ emissions come from buildings

75% of existing buildings must be renovated to meet 2050 emission standards

In 2003, architect Ed Mazria, FAIA, discovered that the built environment contributes almost half the world’s CO₂. The Global CO₂ Architects emissionscan by help sector good news? reduce this number to zero.

6% Other 23% Transportation

28% Building operations

Here’s how they’re drawing on principles like The American Institute of Architects’ (AIA) Framework for Design Excellence to help government leaders navigate the complexities of designing new infrastructure to improve the economy and the environment.

Recently, architects Julie Hiromoto, AIA, and Carl Elefante, FAIA, testified before Congress about how the United States needs to reduce building energy consumption. This includes retrofitting 54 billion square feet of existing commercial and institutional building stock.

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Using AIA principles, architects can help the nation’s leaders pinpoint the right codes and in grants to reduce costs Money saved by investing infrastructure now and protect the environment.

Adopting model codes saves $11 Federal Mitigation Grants save $6 Private-sector building retrofit saves $4

The new Congress must act urgently to fund an infrastructure package that boosts the economy and addresses climate change, and architects need to be a part of the strategy. Working with architects is a winning solution, and it’s time for political leaders to meet the moment.

Visit blueprintforbetter.org for more information or contact Kara Kempski at karakempski@aia.org.

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DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE High school graduates seeking to become an architect should pursue a degree at an accredited school. At the University of Memphis Department of Architecture, the professional “4+2” degree sequence is comprised of:

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Bachelor of Fine Arts in Architecture (4 year pre-professional degree) and Master of Architecture (2 year professional degree; NAAB accredited)

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Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Architecture (4 year professional degree; accredited by the Council for Interior Design)

The Department of Architecture is known for its community engagement activities, emphasis on the various elements of city building, and focus on sustainability. In addition to its academic programs, the Department is home to the Center for Sustainable Design and is a partner (with the Department of City + Regional Planning) in the University of Memphis Design Collaborative.

PICTURED: AIAS Design Build Studio, Inspire Community Cafe and various University events

Path to Licensure Earning an architectural license is required to call yourself an architect. In Tennessee, license applicants must:

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Complete a degree in architecture or an architecture-related field approved by the Board Obtain three (3) to seven (7) years of architectural experience satisfactory to the Board (the duration depending on the type of degree obtained), Complete the Architectural Experience Program (AXP)/Intern Development Program (IDP) administered by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), and Pass the Architect Registration Examination, (ARE®), administered by NCARB.

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2020 Design Award Winners Honor Orion Federal Credit Union Headquarters LRK Star Luxury Apartments HBG Design Tower Ventures LRK Merit Central Station Hotel LRK Comeback Coffee UrbanARCH Associates Graceland Chapel HBG Design Teach for America Self + Tucker Architects Citation City Leadership archimania Civitas archimania Forrest Street Park ANF Architects Hotel Indigo brg3s architects Orion Kate Bond archimania

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2020 Honor Award Winners

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Francis Gassner Award

Firm Anniversaries

Rob Norcross, AIA

The Crump Firm - 50 years archimania - 25 years

Firm Service Award

Self + Tucker - 25 years

Self + Tucker

University of Memphis Department of Architecture Awards Sherry Bryan - Professor Emeritus Jeevan Thapa - Henry Adams Medal

Newly Licensed Architects Extraordinary Service Award

Mark Thomas Allmon, AIA

Heather Koury, Hon. AIA

Lora Taylor Coleman, AIA Ezra P. Elam, AIA

President’s Award

Chloe Virginia Lane, AIA

Brian Bullard, AIA

Jason Thomas Pelletier, AIA

Michael Winter, AIA

William Howard Randolph, Jr., AIA Dianna Jennifer Scott, AIA

Past President Award

Emily Sinden-Redding

Michael Winter, AIA

Mario Leshean Walker, AIA

Mario Oliver - The ARCC Jonathan King Medal Heather Koury, Hon. AIA Tau Sigma Delta Architecture Honor Society Silver Medal Brock Terwilleger AIA Memphis Scholarship Lauren South Department of Architecture + AIAS Merit Scholarship

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project profiles 20 Orion Headquarters 24 Star Luxury Apartments 28 Tower Ventures 32 Comeback Coffee 36 Graceland Chapel 38 Teach for America 42 Central Station Hotel 46 City Leadership 48 Forrest Street Park 50 Civitas 52 Hotel Indigo 54 Orion - Kate Bond 56 Canopy by Hilton 57 Desert Diamond Resort 58 Sycuan Resort 59 Universal Life Building 60 Leadership Preparatory

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Orion Federal Credit Union Headquarters architect: LRK

before renovation

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3rd Floor authentic expression of industrial materials

connecting staff to the city

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outdoor work environment backstopped by landmark billboard

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monumental extraction to promote interconnectivity

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3-story, day-lit lobby and central staircase

Orion Federal Credit Union Headquarters 400 Monroe Avenue Memphis, TN 38103

Architect: LRK Tony Pellicciotti, AIA, CDT, LEED AP BD+C

Rebecca Courtney, ASID, IIDA; Derrick Choo, LEED AP; Dara Payton, RA, LEED AP; Sophorn Kuoy Olsen, AIA, LEED AP; Caleb Sears; Lauren Tolbert; Martin Pantik; Shelby Ferriter; Harold Urban; Janis Piwonka; Lauren Ricks; Krissy Buck Flickinger, RA, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP

Owner/Client: Orion Federal Credit Union General Contractor: Montgomery Martin Engineering: Chad Stewart & Associates, Inc. (Structural) and ETI Corporation (Civil) Electrical: HNA Engineering, PLLC MEP Engineer Photography: McGinn Photography Creation Studios Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Honor Award

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The Star Luxury Apartments at the Historic Texaco Building architect: HBG Design

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The Star Luxury Apartments at the Historic Texaco Building 1111 Rusk Street Houston, TX 77002

Architect: HBG Design Mark Weaver, FAIA Janet Smith-Haltom, AIA; Geoff Wyonzek; Rob Jurbergs, AIA; Steve Trott, AIA, LEED AP, BD+C; Jason Fox Owner/Client: Provident Reality Advisors, Inc. General Contractor: Provident Realty Advisors Construction Consultants: DePouw Engineering Haltom Engineering Lerch Bates Company Lauren Parsons Design Photography: Peter Molick Photography Lauren Parsons Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Honor Award

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architect: LRK

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classic materiality honored and enhanced in new use

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historic brewery ephemera

artful intermingling of modern telecommunications

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transparent connectedness

functionality accentuated by bold accents

Tower Ventures 495 Tennessee Street, Suite 152 Memphis, TN 38013

Architect: LRK Tony Pellicciotti, AIA, CDT, LEED AP BD+C; Rebecca Courtney, ASID, IIDA; Jodi Davis, IIDA, NEWH, LEED Green Assoc.; Krissy Buck Flickinger, RA, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP; Fabiana Ford Owner/Client: Tower Ventures General Contractor: Montgomery Martin Engineering: HNA Engineering, PLLC Photography: Chad Mellon Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Honor Award

kinetic art installation to emphasize client’s purpose of interconnectedness

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5th Floor

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3rd Floor accentuating the irreplaceable historic character

reverence for original interior features

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Comeback Coffee architect: UrbanARCH

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Comeback Coffee 358 North Main Street Memphis, TN 38013

Architect: UrbanARCH Associates, P.C. Brian Bullard, AIA Ryan Morris, AIA Owner/Client: Hayes and Amy McPherson General Contractor: Reggie Crawford Engineering: HNA Engineering, PLLC Food Service Design: Fisher Associates Photography: Chad Mellon CLR Photography Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Merit Award

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Graceland’s Chapel in the Woods architect: HBG Design

Architect: HBG Design Mark Weaver, FAIA Paul Bell, AIA; Kalyn Johnson, IIDA; Ken Hudson, AIA, CSI, CCCA, LEED AP; Bobbi Jo Riley Owner/Client: Elvis Presley Enterprises General Contractor: Metro Construction Consultants: Canup Engineering Haltom Engineering Chad Stewart Associates The Reaves Firm Construction Documents: Josh Somes Photography: Chad Mellon Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Merit Award

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Teach for America Memphis Regional Office architect: Self + Tucker

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Teach For America Memphis Regional Office Crosstown Concourse 1350 Concourse Avenue, #437 Memphis, TN 38104

Architect: Self + Tucker Architects Juan R. Self, AIA; Mario Walker, AIA; Deepti Deshpande; Colby Mitchell; Patricia Quist-Therson; and Nikole Daniels Owner/Client: Teach for America General Contractor: Grinder Taber and Grinder, Inc. Engineering: HNA Engineering Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Merit Award

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Central Station Hotel Curio Collection by Hilton architect: Bounds & Gillespie Architects, PLLC in association with

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historically inspired aesthetic and architecture

Central Station Hotel Curio Collection by Hilton 545 South Main Street Memphis, TN 38103

Architect: Bounds & Gillespie Architects, PLLC in association with LRK Danny Bounds, AIA and Chad Evans (Bounds & Gillespie Architects, PLLC); Tony Pellicciotti, AIA, CDT, LEED AP BD+C; Jonathan Smith, AIA; Rob Norcross, AIA, LEED AP; and Greg Morrison (LRK) Owner/Client: Central Station Hotel Partners, LLC General Contractor: Robins and Morton Engineering: Burns Engineering (Electrical), SR Consulting (Civil), SSR (Mechanical), and Davis Patrikios Criswell (Structural) Interior Designer: Looney & Associates Environmental Graphic Designer: Loaded for Bear Landscape Architect: Plants + People Photography: VRX Studios and Amurica Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Merit Award

salvaged train station signage

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artwork from cities along the train line

vintage inspired washrooms with local photography

richly textured and neutrally toned guest suites

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City Leadership architect: archimania

Crosstown Concourse 1350 Concourse Ave., #463 Memphis, TN 38104

Architect: archimania Owner/Client: City Leadership General Contractor: Grinder Taber & Grinder, Inc. Engineering: OGCB (MEP + FP) Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Citation

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Forrest Street Park architect: ANF Architects

Concession Stand and Pavilion 12148 Forrest Street Arlington, TN 38002

Architect: ANF Architects Bill Ferguson, Jim Davis, Dan Garrigan, Leigh Barker Owner/Client: The Town of Arlington General Contractor: Wagner General Contractors, Inc. Electrical: Powers Hill Design, LLC Engineering: MEP: Powers Hill Design, LLC Structural: Chad Stewart and Associates, Inc. Photography: Justin Fox Burks Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Citation

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Civitas architect: archimania

Memphis, TN

Architect: archimania Owner/Client: Barry Alan Yoakum, FAIA and Kathy Howard Yoakum General Contractor: Barry Alan Yoakum, FAIA Electrical: DePouw Engineering Mechanical / FP Engineering: Haltom Engineering Structural Engineering: OZER Structural Engineering Geothermal Consultant: Hydro-Temp Earth Coupled Heat Pumps Solar Consultant: Lightwave Solar LEED Certification Consultant: Home Energy Rx Lighting Consultant: Benya Burnett Design Rain Water Consultant: Rain Harvest Systems Landscape Consultant: Plants+People Photography: archimania Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Citation

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Hotel Indigo architect: brg3s architects

22 North BB King Boulevard Memphis, TN 38103

Architect: brg3s architects Jason Jackson Owner/Client: Three P Partners General Contractor: South Core Engineering: MEP - HNA Structural: Davis Patrikios Criswell Landscaping: Ritchie Smith Associates Photography: Chad Mellon Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Citation

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Orion Federal Credit Union - Kate Bond architect: archimania

7845 US-64 Memphis, TN 38133

Architect: archimania Owner/Client: Orion Federal Credit Union General Contractor: Grinder, Taber & Grinder, Inc. Electrical: DePOUW Engineering Engineering: Haltom Engineering Photography: archimania Awards: 2020 AIA Memphis Design Citation

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architect: HBG Design

Canopy by Hilton Memphis Hotel 56

164 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38103

Architect: HBG Design Danny Valle, AIA Nathan Peak, AIA, LEED GA Thor Harland Rodger Conine, AIA Consultants: Sawyer & Company: Interior Design Chad Stewart & Associates: Structural Engineering Canup Engineering: Electrical Engineering Haltom Engineering: Mechanical Engineering Benya Burnett Consultancy: Specialty Lighting Fred Schmid & Associates (FSA): Food Service Contractor: Montgomery Martin Photography: McGinn Photography

architect: HBG Design Architect:HBG Design Joe Baruffaldi, Jr, AIA Rob Jurbergs, AIA Emily Marshall, IIDA, NCIDQ Owner/Client: Tohono O’odham Nation General Contractor: Hunt / Penta Joint Venture Consultants: NV5 Engineering: M/E/P Engineering PK Associates: Structural Engineering Wood / Patel & Associates: Civil Engineering John Levy Lighting: Specialty Lighting Fred Schmid & Associates (FSA): Food Service Lorenc + Yoo Design: Signage & Graphics TBG Partners: Landscape Design Photography: Peter Malinowski / Insite Photography

Desert Diamond West Valley Resort

9431 W Northern Avenue Glendale, AZ 85305

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architect: HBG Design

5469 Casino Way El Cajon, CA 92019

Sycuan Resort Expansion

Architect: HBG Design Danny Valle, AIA; Shawn Hobbs, AIA; Rob Jurbergs, AIA; Alexandra Milkovich, IIDA, NCIDQ; Chris Wood; Joseph La Vallee

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Owner/Client: Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation Consultants: Jones Baker: Interior Design Cleo Design: Interior Design Vanderweil Engineering: M/E/P Engineering Desimone Consulting Engineers: Structural Engineering Illuminating Concepts: Specialty Lighting TriMark Federighi Design: Food Service Technomedia: Theatrical & Audio-Visual Lorenc + Yoo: Signage & Graphics TBG Partners: Landscape Design Photography: Chad Mellon / Mellon Photography Peter Malinowski / Insite Architectural Photography Clique Hospitality / Spearhead Media

architect: Self + Tucker Architects 480 Dr. M. L. King Jr, Ave Memphis, TN 38126 Architect: Self + Tucker Architects Juan R. Self, AIA; Jimmie E. Tucker, FAIA; Robert Fountain, LEED AP; Mario Walker, AIA Owner/Client: Self Tucker Properties General Contractor: Montgomery Martin Electrical Consultants: Allen & Hoshall, Innovative Engineering Services Engineering Consultants: Allen & Hoshall Innovative Engineering Services

Universal Life Insurance Building Restoration

Photography: Eric Criswell; Juan R. Self, AIA; Mario Walker, AIA; Mathieu White; Trey Clark

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Leadership Preparatory Middle School architect: Self + Tucker Architects

4203 New Willow Avenue Memphis, TN 38111 Architect: Self + Tucker Architects Jimmie E. Tucker, FAIA; Mario Walker, AIA; Colby Mitchell Owner/Client: Leadership Preparatory Charter School General Contractor: Baldwin & Shell Construction Company Consultants: Innovative Engineering Services (MEP) SOL Engineering (Civil) Chad Stewart Associates (Structural) Perkins Everett Lighting Ceco Building Systems (Preengineered Metal Building) Photography: Mario Walker, AIA

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architect: Pickering Firm, Inc.

3865 S Perkins Road Memphis, TN 38118

Architect: Pickering Firm, Inc. Project Manager: Tom Moisan, RA Pickering Architects: Kevin Getman, AIA Tom McConnell, AIA Pickering Engineers: Mike Bilderbeck, PE, FASHRAE Jonathan Foshee, PE John Hamilton, PE Ron Fuller, PE, LEED AP, BD+C Bill Selkirk, PE Yousef Saleh, PE Bill Woods, RLS Owner/Client: Mid-South Food Bank

Mid-South Food Bank Renovations

Photography: Jim Kiihnl

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architect: The Crump Firm – Architects

612 St. Jude Place Memphis, TN 38105

Architect: The Crump Firm – Architects

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Advanced Research Center

Metcalf Crump, FAIA – Principal in Charge Walt Reed, AIA – Project Director Honoré John Lartigue, LEED AP – Senior Project Architect Scott Hatley – Project Manager James Cochran – BIM Manager Keith Whaley – Project Architect Chris Duckett, AIA – Construction Administration Kate Berryman – Interior Design Owner/Client: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital General Contractor: Flintco, LLC Engineering: Mechanical – Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. (SSR) Civil – Kimley-Horn and Associates Structural – Jamnu H. Tahiliani & Associates Laboratory Design – Jacobs Laboratory Planning Group Electrical: Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. (SSR) Interior Design – The Crump Firm – Architects Lab Planning – Jacobs Laboratory Planning Group Acoustics – Acentech Low Voltage – Johnson Controls Wind Analysis – CPP Smoke Evacuation Analysis – RWDI Photography: The Crump Firm – Architects

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architect: Allen & Hoshall

West Memphis Public Library and Innovation Center 64

500 E. Broadway Blvd.

West Memphis, AR 72301

Architect: Allen & Hoshall Owner/Client: City of West Memphis General Contractor: Barnes and Brower Engineering Consultants: Allen & Hoshall Landscaping: Kersey/Wike Associates Photography: CLR Photography

architect: ANF Architects 1365 Tower Avenue Memphis, TN 38104 Architect: ANF Architects Rebecca Conrad, AIA, Partner In Charge; Amanda Whitaker, AIA, Project Architect; Leigh Barker, NCIDQ, Interior Design; Liz Engel, NCIDQ, Interior Design Owner/Client: Crosstown High School General Contractor: Grinder, Taber & Grinder Structural, Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical Engineering: SSR, Inc. Educational Design Consultant: Wonder By Design

Crosstown High School

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Fisher & Arnold

Established 1995 480 Dr. M. L. King Jr, Ave Memphis, TN 38126 (901) 261-1505 selftucker.com PARTNERS

Juan Self, AIA; Jimmie Tucker, FAIA Self + Tucker Architects is a full– service firm offering architecture, interior design, planning and urban design expertise. We are particularly passionate about community revitalization and believe that the quality of life within our City is enriched by each well-designed building and public space. In addition to our responsive design of new structures, we are highly committed to renovation and adaptive reuse of historic buildings.

We also have extensive experience with Sustainable Design and Energy Conservation. Six team members have achieved LEED Credentials (LEED AP BD+C, LEED AP and Four Green Associates).

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In addition to our creative strengths, we understand budgets, schedules, feasibility analysis, facility maintenance and all the practical issues related to building design, construction, renovation, and lifecycle costs. We thrive on visual communication, using technology as a tool to increase project management efficiency; develop effective client communications; and create visuals that assist the fundraising process.

We are Dreamers, Designers and Entrepreneurs, but above all, we are committed to positively changing the built environment.

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PICTURED 01 510 MLK 02 National Civil Rights Museum Renovation & Expansion 03 Memphis Music Initiative 04 Big River Crossing 05 Stax Museum 06 Mason Homes on 4th 07 Universal Life Insurance Building 08 Hatiloo Theatre 09 City of Memphis MLK Conference Room

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Established 1975 1500 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38104 (901) 278-6868 anfa.com PARTNERS

Rebecca Conrad, Scott Dicus, Joe Wieronski ANF ARCHITECTS, INC. is a highenergy, full-service architecture, planning, and interior design firm with a reputation for delivering innovative design solutions that meet and exceed client expectations, helping them achieve success. We balance a project’s function, identity, and aesthetics throughout the project in order to provide maximum efficiency to clients. Mindful space planning and attention to the finest detail allows us to provide an optimized schedule while reducing construction costs.

ANF Architects is a certified Local Small Business and a registered Small Business Enterprise with the City of Memphis. Recipient of numerous Design Awards, we were also named by Architectural Record as one of America’s Best Managed Architectural Firms, citing our innovative management practices and exceptional ability to provide a broad range of services to clients.

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PICTURED 01 FedEx Main Screening Facility, photo credit Ken West 02 Alex Haley Museum, photo credit Jeffrey Jacobs 03 FedEx Pilots Lounge, photo credit Chad Mellon 04 Christian Brothers University Rosa Deal School of Art 05 Union on Fletcher, photo credit Grey Street Studios 06 Evergreen Presbyterian Church, photo credit Creation Studios 07 University of Memphis Community Health Facility, photo credit Ken West 08 West Tennessee Solar Farm, photo credit Ryan Rhea

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Established 1995 663 South Cooper Memphis, TN 38104 (901) 527-3560 archimania.com PARTNERS

Todd Walker, FAIA Barry Alan Yoakum, FAIA archimania designs spaces and places that are authentic. We believe authenticity is rooted in an equitable design process that harnesses the many distinct voices within our studio, our clients, the communities and populations they serve, and the world around us.

Our work overcomes regional bias of historic style and perceptions that great design comes at a higher price. Each solution we offer is unique, responding to context, scale and impact.

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Ranked 8th in Design Nationally | Architect Magazine, Architect 50, 2018 Top 50 Interior Architects Nationally | The Architect’s Newspaper, 2018 Ranked 24th In Sustainability Nationally | Architect Magazine, 2019

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PICTURED 01 Girls Inc. Youth Farm, archimania 02 Scheidt Family Music Center, University of Memphis, archimania 03 Ballet Memphis, archimania 04 Consortium MMT, archimania 05 The Grove at GPAC, archimania 06 Collage Dance, archimania 07 Memphis Teacher Residency, archimania 08 Frontline, archimania

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Established 1900 396 N. Cleveland Street Memphis, TN 38104 (901) 260-9600 brg3s.com PARTNERS

Susan Golden, Amber Fournier, Jason Jackson, Jay Sweeney

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brg3s is a small, woman-owned business focused on serving the local Memphis metro area and the Western Tennessee region.

The firm was founded in 1900 in Memphis, Tennessee as The Office of Walk C Jones, Architect, and, through the decades of transitioning leadership, evolved to become brg3s architects in 2011. As a family of architects, planners, and designers, we create innovative spaces through an immersive process of discovery, collaboration, and iteration to evolve better designs and enhance the experience of customers and their staff.

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PICTURED 01 Memphis Sports & Events Complex, brg3s rendering 02 Methodist South Emergency Department 03 Memphis Slim Collaboratory, Ken West Photography 04 Shelby County Health Department, brg3s rendering 05 UTHSC Center for Healthcare Improvement & Patient Simulation, Tim Hursley Photography 06 Idlewild Presbyterian Church Expanded Entryway, Chad Mellon Photography 07 Le Bonheur Children’s Outpatient Center, Ken West Photography 08 Hotel Indigo Lobby, Chad Mellon Photography 09 Youth Villages - Bower Activity Center Interior

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Established 1983 50 South BB King Blvd., Ste 600 Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 521-1440 lrk.com PARTNERS

J. Carson Looney, FAIA; Frank Ricks, FAIA, LEED AP; Damon Brider, AIA; Victor Buchholz, AIA; Jim Constantine, PP; Rebecca Courtney, ASID, IIDA; Elaine Covin, CPA; Craig J. Henry, AIA; Mark Jones, AIA; Nando Micale, FAIA, AICP, PP; Tony Pellicciotti, AIA, CDT, LEED AP; Amy Smith; Michael Sullivan, AIA; Scott Van Der Jagt, AIA LRK is a nationally recognized fullservice architectural, planning, and interior design firm. With offices in Memphis, Princeton, Baton Rouge, Dallas, Little Rock, New Orleans, Philadelphia, and Orlando. LRK is intent on creating places that make a difference in people’s lives.

Understanding the needs of a client first and then providing creative and innovative design solutions that respond specifically to those needs is the focus of our culture.

Every project we undertake starts and ends the same way: We listen.

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PICTURED 01 Tower Ventures, Memphis, TN, Chad Mellon 02 Wiseacre 2, Memphis, TN, Chad Mellon 03 West Osceola Library, Celebration, FL, Gary Zvonkovic 04 Crosstown Concourse. Memphis, TN, McGinn Photography 05 The Hill, Dallas, TX, Charles Smith 06 Private Residence, Baton Rouge, LA, Chris Luker 07 Post Centennial Park, Atlanta, GA, McGinn Photography

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Established 1946 6363 Poplar Avenue, Suite 300 Memphis, TN 38119 (901) 726-0810 pickeringfirm.com PARTNERS

Mike Bilderbeck, PE; Blake Collins, PS; Curt Craig; Rick Ferguson, PE; Mike Foster, PE; James Hale; Jonathan Johnson, PE; Cara Martin, PE; Tom McConnell, AIA; Patrick Neal, PE; Bob Pitts, PE; Mike Pohlman, PE; Marc Rubenstein; Yousef Saleh, PE; Dan Townsend, PE; Nat Whitten Pickering, is a Memphis based, full-service engineering and architectural design firm. Founded in 1946, O.L. Pickering had one simple philosophy: Service and Good Work, Our Foundation, Our Future. 75 years later, that philosophy still shines as the cornerstone of our business model.

Though much has changed since 1946 in terms of technology and industry practice, our commitment to our clients and innovative design has not. As we continue to grow, we look forward to another 75 years!

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PICTURED 01 Mike Pohlman, Pickering’s President & CEO, poses in front of photos of the some of the founding members of Pickering Firm.

Pohlman has worked at Pickering over 40 years. (photo credit: Jim Kiihnl) 02 Tim Ogburn, AIA - Architect poses with some of his work (photo credit: Jim Kiihnl) 03 Bobby Biggs looks over plumbing plans in Pickering’s Memphis office (photo credit: Jim Kiihnl) 04 Architect J. Raul Cardenas walks the halls of Pickering’s Memphis office. Pickering provided full-service design for the renovations of their new office space. (photo credit: Patrick Lantrip) 05 Carolina Hurtado, EI in the Memphis office (photo credit: Jim Kiihnl) 06 Marvin Brown, PE & Kevin Getman, AIA (photo credit: Jim Kiihnl) 07 Kroger on Union Avenue, Memphis (photo credit: Jim Kiihnl) 08 Mid-South Food Bank lobby (photo credit: Jim Kiihnl) 09 Nike Northridge Distribution Center Office Facade. Pickering designed the 1.7 million SF expansion to an existing distribution facility on a 194-acre site (photo credit: Jim Kiihnl).

10 McCormick Warehouse & Distribution Center in the Gateway Global Logistics Center. This 615,000 SF building is located on a 1,500-acre industrial site in Marshall County, MS. (photo credit: Alston Construction)

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Established 1970 81 Monroe Avenue, Suite 100 Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 525-7744 crumpfirm.com PARTNERS

Metcalf Crump, FAIA - Chairman and CEO; David Hoback - President; Walt Reed, AIA Principal and VP of Architecture; Virginia Norman, IIDA - Principal and VP of Interior Design; Ré John Lartigue, LEED AP - Principal and Senior Architect; Sue Madden CFO and Office Manager; Scott Hatley - Senior Project Manager; Jennifer Campbell, IIDA - Associate Principal and Senior Interior Designer; Hattie Jones - Associate Principal and Senior Interior Designer

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We are a full-service architectural, interior design and planning firm which has completed a broad range of projects in 37 states.

Our 25-person staff, including 8 architects and 11 designers, work together harmoniously in project teams to solve problems for our esteemed portfolio of clients. Since 1970, The Crump Firm’s talented team has completed more than 400 buildings and more than 7,000 office-space-planning, site-planning, and interior-design projects. At The Crump Firm, we believe our work is about more than providing our full range of services.

Our greater goal each day is defined by our mission statement: “Creating Inspired Architecture That Endures.”

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PICTURED 01 Halloran Centre for Performing Arts & Education 02 St. Jude Kay Research & Care Center, Photo: St. Jude 03 Diversified Trust, Photo: The Crump Firm 04 ALSAC Headquarters, Photo: Joe Luther 05 St. Jude Advanced Research Center, Rendering: The Crump Firm 06 TRUE Sports Headquarters, Photo: Creation Studios 07 International Paper Tower IV, Photo: Jeffrey Jacobs 08 Vaco Memphis, Photo: The Crump Firm 09 Cargill Headquarters, Photo: Creation Studios 10 Lucite International, Photo: Creation Studios

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Established 2002 498 South Main Street Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 578-7173 uarch.com

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Brian Bullard, AIA; Stephen Skinner, AIA UrbanARCH is an award-winning architecture and planning firm comprised of experienced, dedicated, and talented professionals who aspire to serve the needs of our clients through budget minded, sustainable design and effective project management. Our mission is to enhance our community through thoughtful, confident, and creative architectural solutions; designing responsibly for future generations; and promoting an effective and enjoyable workplace through a commitment to teamwork.

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PICTURED 01 Lenoir City Eye Clinic, Bruce Cole Photography 02 Lab Express, CRL Photography 03 Wilder12 - University of Memphis, CRL Photography 04 Comeback Coffee, Chad Mellon Photography 05 Private Residence M, Rendering 06 Private Residence C, Rendering 07 Hotel Napoleon, Chad Mellon Photography 08 MOGA Wolfchase, Chad Mellon Photography 09 Desoto County Juvenile Court, Chad Mellon Photography 10 UrbanARCH Team Photo 2021 - Nick Kozlowski not pictured, UrbanARCH

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Established 1979 One Commerce Square 40 S. Main St., Ste. 2300 Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 525-2557 hbg.design

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Rick Gardner, AIA; Terri Struminger; Daniel N. Valle, AIA; Paul Bell, AIA; Joseph Baruffaldi Jr., AIA; Nathan Peak, AIA, LEED GA; Mark Weaver, FAIA; Rob Jurbergs, AIA, LEED GA; Shawn Hobbs, AIA; Craig Conrad, AIA; Jeff Bailey, CPA; Geoff Wyonzek; Dike Bacon; Tamara Goff, CPSM; Kelly DeVine HBG Design is a Top 5 nationally recognized hospitality design firm with local roots as the largest architecture firm in Memphis, TN. The firm has been pioneering the creation of memorable and transformative design experiences for over 40 years.

Specializations include hospitality, entertainment, mixed-use residential and corporate design.

HBG Design’s team of architects, interior designers and building professionals in Memphis, San Diego, CA, and Dallas, TX, share a passion for shaping physical space and connecting people to place.

Clients include Hyatt Hotels, Hilton Hotels, Caesars Entertainment, Elvis Presley Enterprises, Oaklawn Racing & Gaming, FedEx, International Paper, and numerous private developers and sovereign nations across the U.S. 04

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PICTURED 01 Oaklawn Racing and Gaming, Photo by Dero Sanford 02 The Guest House at Graceland™ Resort, Photo by Jeffrey Jacobs 03 Cache Creek Resort, Photo by Peter Malinowski 04 Hyatt Centric, Photo by Chris Villano 05 Wind Creek Resort, Photo by Jeffrey Jacobs 06 FedEx World Headquarters, Photo by Jeffrey Jacobs

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Established 1986

Established 2020 1565 Dexter Run W Cordova, TN 38016 (901) 497-6563 arch1010.com

109 North Main Street, Suite 200 Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 526-5080 archincmemphis.com

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Joshua N. Bellaire, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP ARCH 1010 is a burgeoning architecture firm that focuses on creating successful and sustainable places by offering clients an experience that is both a personal and an educational approach to the design and construction of their projects, in order to better understand the complexities of the total process. Our methodology adds value to the relationship, as well as a deeper appreciation of the final product. We pride ourselves on being trusted advocates of our clients and their important investments, fostering quality engagement and communication.

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PICTURED Exterior rendering of the Memphis Jug Band Museum (concept) by ARCH 1010

9180 Crestwyn Hills Drive Memphis, TN 38125 (901) 748-1811 fisherarnold.com

Established 1994

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Valentina Puppione Cochran, David Schuermann, Chooch Pickard With offices located in Downtown Memphis, ArchInc’s principals offer over 85 years of combined experience with specialization in new construction, preservation, restoration and renovation of existing buildings, historic structures and National Park Service (National Register) certified projects. ArchInc principals have worked to develop our multifamily housing, office, retail and restaurant markets as well as community engagement and neighborhood revitalization in and around Downtown Memphis for over 50 years.

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PICTURED Oden, Jerry Plunk Photographer

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Jeff Arnold; Keith Budlong - President & CEO; Rick Gafford - EVP; Stan Moore - SVP; Tim Verner - SVP; Steve Jones - SVP It takes courage, flexibility, knowledge and the innate ability to turn dreams into function. Our architects approach every project with passion, vibrant thinking and no preconceived ideas regarding planning or vision. We work closely with each client to ensure that we meet their objective through collaboration and attentive listening. Our extensive and diverse experience enables us to understand and interpret their ideas and transform them into vivid, practical creations. We strive to anticipate both present and future needs so that our designs will stand the test of time as our clients embrace growth and the dynamic needs of their organizations.

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PICTURED The Crossing at Arlington, Amphitheater - Arlington, TN, Philip Murphy Photography

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Andrew L. Adams, Assoc. AIA Barbara J. Agnew Brillard, AIA William D. Allen, AIA Barry Mark Allmon, AIA Mark T. Allmon, AIA Oscar Andrade, Assoc. AIA Kyle D. Archer, AIA Angela Mellow Arnold, Assoc. AIA Heather R. Ashbrand, Assoc. AIA Lee H. Askew III, FAIA David B. Ball, Assoc. AIA Erie L. Banks, AIA Joseph T. Barnett, AIA Richard A. Belew, AIA Paul Hilliard Bell, AIA Joshua N. Bellaire, AIA Hayden Bernhardt, Assoc. AIA Brittany A. Bethel, Assoc. AIA Ricky E. Boeving, AIA James H. Boggan, AIA Antonio R. Bologna, FAIA Ronnie B. Bonner, AIA Danny G. Bounds Sr., AIA Douglas V. Bowers, AIA Amanda M. Boxman, AIA Deidre L. Brady, Assoc. AIA Victor W. Buchholz, AIA Clark A. Buchner III, AIA Brian P. Bullard, AIA Douglas W. Burris, AIA Paul P. Burton, Assoc. AIA Rogean K. Cadieux-Smith, AIA John David Caldwell III, AIA Anthony R. Callahan, Assoc. AIA Aaron P. Campbell, AIA Jose R. Cardenas, Assoc. AIA Andrew J. Carimi, AIA Larry G. Carlisle Jr., Assoc. AIA

Devin A. Carr, Assoc. AIA Sarah B. Carvalho, Assoc. AIA Michael L. Childress, AIA Brent J. Clayton, Assoc. AIA Charles E. Coleman, AIA Lora T. Coleman, AIA Ronald Edward Colin, AIA Rodger Conine, AIA Craig N. Conrad, AIA Rebecca R. Conrad, AIA Brian H. Cooper, Assoc. AIA Thomas M. Crenshaw, AIA Metcalf Crump, FAIA Puiyu Dai, AIA Charles K. Daily, AIA Jacob L. Davis, AIA James B. Davis, AIA Marcus S. Denton, AIA Christopher B. Devine, AIA Terry E. DeWitt, AIA Scott F. Dicus, AIA Matthew E. Dildine, Assoc. AIA John A. DiNolfo, AIA Victoria E. Dobbs, Assoc. AIA Curtiss Doss, AIA Claire A. Eason, Assoc. AIA Ezra P. Elam, AIA Dennis C. Elrod, AIA Russell V. Emery III, AIA Ferran Basany Espin, AIA Salvador A. Feraci Jr., AIA Lester E. Ferdinand Stan M. Ferguson, Assoc. AIA William Bert Ferguson, AIA Evan Scott Fleming, AIA Carmen Fluellen Jr., Assoc. AIA Ernest R. Foster, AIA Amber L. Fournier, AIA

Ginger A. French, AIA Richard Gardner, AIA R. Ladd Garey, AIA Timothy N. Garrett, AIA Hugh D. Garrigan, AIA Kevin R. Getman, AIA Erika H. Gilbert, AIA Howard B. Glatstein, AIA Kenneth R. Goff, AIA Susan Golden, AIA Martin E. Gorman, AIA Andrew T. Gray Patrick Greene, Assoc. AIA Dan A. Griffin, AIA Ethan Griffin, Assoc. AIA Miss Wendy R. Gross, AIA Miss Jaemi G. Guieb, Assoc. AIA Nicholas R. Gullic, Assoc. AIA Sarah K. Hadskey, AIA Joseph P. Hagan, AIA Mary C. Haizlip, AIA Selden P. Haizlip, FAIA John H. Halford, AIA Casey W. Hall, Assoc. AIA Mark W. Hammer, AIA Thor L. Harland, Assoc. AIA W. C. Harris, AIA Jerry L. Hartsfield, AIA Katherine B. Haywood, AIA Marietta R. Haywood, AIA Mitchell S. Henson, AIA Stephen G. Hill, AIA Jessi Hines, Assoc. AIA Mark R. Hinrichs, AIA Gregory O. Hnedak, FAIA Shawn Hobbs, AIA D’Andre T. Holmes, Assoc. AIA Carter A. Hord, AIA

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James H. Murray, AIA P. Jeanne Myers, AIA Lee A. Nicholson, AIA Robert B. Norcross, AIA Angela Renae Norris, AIA Christopher J. Norton, AIA Helen M. Ochoa, AIA Michael J. Ochoa, AIA Timothy Charles Ogburn, AIA Daniel T. O’Hay, AIA Sophorn Olsen, AIA Jason Ontiveros, Assoc. AIA Larry K. Paine, AIA Andrew M. Parks, Assoc. AIA Jeffrey D. Parnell, AIA Matt Pate, Assoc. AIA Robert A. Paulus, Assoc. AIA Nathan A. Peak, AIA Jason T. Pelletier, AIA Anthony E. Pellicciotti, AIA Chase Percer, AIA Jo Picha, Assoc. AIA Charles J. Pickard, AIA James C. Pierce, AIA Nicholas J. Pirani, AIA Louis R. Pounders, FAIA Gregory Michael Price, AIA Valentina G. Puppione Cochran, AIA Steven B. Ragsdale, AIA Sonia Raheel, Assoc. AIA Aron L. Ramage, AIA William H. Randolph Jr., AIA Tamara L. Redburn, AIA Walt Reed, AIA David A. Rhodes, FAIA Henry Frank Ricks Jr., FAIA Lauren M. Ricks, AIA Victor M. Robinson Jr., Assoc. AIA Kyle A. Rookstool, AIA Scott R. Rozanski, AIA Christina N. Sandor, Assoc. AIA James B. Schmiedicke, AIA Jason B. Schrader, AIA David M. Schuermann, AIA Dr. Dianna J. Scott, AIA William P. Sealock, AIA Mark Harlan Sehnert, Assoc. AIA Juan R. Self, AIA Matthew D. Seltzer, AIA Arnold Shappley, AIA Charles E. Shipp, AIA Riasat A. Siddiqui, AIA Tracy Sigmon, AIA Matt V. Sihvonen, Assoc. AIA Claire M. Sims, Assoc. AIA

Stephen B. Skinner, AIA James C. Smallwood, AIA Andrew L. Smith, AIA Jonathan R. Smith, AIA Larry L. Smith, AIA Robert M. Smith, AIA Stewart Smith, AIA William Smith, Assoc. AIA Janet Smith-Haltom, AIA Dr. Marika Snider, AIA Samuel T. Steele, AIA Mikal Stevenson, Assoc. AIA Christopher E. Stone, Assoc. AIA Gerald B. Stratton, AIA S. Jay Sweeney, AIA James Tarala, Assoc. AIA J. Granville Taylor, AIA Michael Edward Terry, AIA Tucker Lynn Towe, Assoc. AIA Paul Towery, AIA Stephen G. Townsend, AIA Steven R. Trott, AIA Jimmie E. Tucker, FAIA Jacob N. Turner, Assoc. AIA Michael A. Tushek, AIA Daniel N. Valle, AIA Scott J. Van Der Jagt, AIA Ellen A. Wadley, AIA William M. Wage, AIA Frank W. Wagster, AIA Mario L. Walker, AIA Michael J. Walker, AIA Todd Walker, FAIA Peter H. Warren, AIA Mark D. Weaver, FAIA Jason R. Weeks, AIA John Welcher, Assoc. AIA Michael P. Wess, AIA Anthony K. Whaley, AIA Amanda Heintz Whitaker, AIA Joseph P. Wieronski, AIA Richard R. Wiggs, AIA Stephanie O. Wilbanks, AIA James F. Wilkins Jr., AIA James F. Williamson, FAIA Kayce D. Williford, AIA Carolyn B. Wills, AIA William R. Wilson, AIA Michael W. Winter, AIA Benjamin A. Witt, AIA Herman Leon Wolfe Jr., AIA Scot A. Woodard, AIA Grayson D. Word, Assoc. AIA Mr. Christopher T. Yancy, Assoc. AIA Barry Alan Yoakum, FAIA

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Acme Brick Alston Construction, Inc. APG Office Furnishings Applied Software Armstrong Ceilings & Walls Armstrong Flooring ATG Baldwin & Shell Construction Co. bpi Burr & Cole Chad Stewart & Associates, Inc. Clear Advantage Lighting Convergint Technologies Crye Leike - Margaret Mikkelsen Curtis Stout Davis Patrikios Criswell Dillard Door Diversified Entegrity Farrell-Calhoun Paint Flintco, LLC Garland Company Geostar Technologies, LLC Geotechnology, Inc.

Grinder Haizlip Construction HNA Engineering Hossley Interface Kitchens Unlimited LSI Graphics Memphis Reprographics Mid-America Marketing Mohawk Group OGCB, Inc. OZER Structural Engineering Pella Tennessee LLC Perkins-Everitt Lighting & Controls Pinnacle Financial Partners Sesco Lighting Sherwin-Williams Paint Company Spaces Group, LLC SSR, Inc. T&L Distributing Total Estimating + Trane TriCore Builders, Inc. Tull Brothers Turner Construction

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Real projects start with the industry standard Before they broke ground, HBG Design ensured the Guest House at Graceland™ Resort was protected with AIA contracts.

AIA Contract Documents used: B103-Owner/Architect Agreement for a Complex Project, C401-Architect/Consultant Agreement, E201-Digital Data Protocol Exhibit, plus associated administrative G-forms.

Learn more about the Guest House at Graceland Resort project at aiacontracts.org/aiachapter

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golf 2021 Golf Tournament September 17, 2021 Timber Truss Golf Course 9425 Plantation Road Olive Branch, MS

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