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The new judicial center for Sumner County, designed in conjunction with SSOE Group, aims to enhance operational effectiveness by integrating modernity and efficiency across its public, restricted, and secure zones, while maintaining a scale and aesthetic in harmony with the downtown fabric and surrounding community. The new judicial center will consolidate services currently spread across three locations into a single, modern facility. This consolidation will improve public wayfinding, security and operational efficiency. Learn more about this project and the rest of our portfolio - https://lnkd.in/eVn2XgMR

Celebrating our talented Summer 2024 student interns on National Intern Day! We are grateful you chose ESa for your summer experience. Our interns are contributing across all markets and come from universities such as the University of Cincinnati, University of Tennessee, Middle Tennessee State University, Austin Peay State University, and Belmont University! We can't wait to see the amazing things you'll achieve.

Happy National Intern Day! We are proud to support the next generation of architects and designers. Discover how our student internship program opens doors to full-time opportunities at ESa. Meet Amber Adams, a valued member of our architecture team. Her journey with ESa began as a student intern, where her passion for architecture was solidified. Her internship experience played a pivotal role in her decision to join ESa as a full-time employee, marking the start of an incredible career. https://lnkd.in/gEcg_q4f

The countdown has begun! When it opens on September 29, 2024, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (Children’s) Arthur M. Blank Hospital—located on the North Druid Hills campus—will help Georgia’s only freestanding pediatric healthcare system continue to provide care for children today and for generations to follow. This 19-story, 2 million-square-foot facility transcends the notion of being merely a structure—it represents a significant stride in the continuous pursuit of delivering state-of-the-art, cutting-edge care, improving outcomes to meet the healthcare challenges of tomorrow. We are so grateful to be a part of this team and bring this design to life. To learn more about this project, visit - https://lnkd.in/eaWSWeev

Exciting news for Downtown Nashville! A stunning 24-story mixed-use tower is planned for the Rutledge Hill Development District. The proposed 288-foot tower will feature a hotel, residential units, street-level retail, vibrant public spaces, and underground parking. Located at the corner of Lea Avenue and 4th Avenue South, this project is set to be a game-changer for the area. Stay tuned for more updates.

Join us in congratulating architecture team member, Tyler Duty, on passing the Architect Registration Examination® (ARE®). This rigorous multi-division exam evaluates the knowledge and skills essential for practicing architecture, with a focus on health, safety, welfare and the integrity of buildings. Congratulations, Tyler - we are so proud of you! 

Williamson Health marked a new era in community healthcare with the ribbon-cutting of the Boyer-Bryan West Tower at Williamson Medical Center. The newly expanded and renovated tower, named in honor of Luke and Caroline Bryan and The Brett Boyer Foundation, will open to patients on June 19, offering enhanced services, state-of-the-art facilities, and family-friendly spaces designed for comfort and healing. This $200 million project significantly increases the hospital’s capacity and capabilities, including a 35-bed ICU, expanded Cardiac Center, and a new NICU set to open this fall. For more on this project and the rest of our healthcare portfolio - https://lnkd.in/gpEN-Krq

Join us in congratulating interior design team members, Cary Reynolds and Rachel Stanakis, on earning their National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) certification!

Did you know? The Holston House rooftop pool was named one of the "7 Best New Rooftop Pools" by Forbes Magazine! The Holston House is a beautifully restored Art Deco building, originally designed by Marr and Holman, the Southeast's most recognized architecture firm of that era. Completed in 1929, it was one of Nashville’s premier hotels before its transformation into war housing in the 1940s and apartment housing in the 1970s. The 13-story building now features 191 guest rooms, over 2,000 square feet of meeting space, a neighborhood restaurant, full-service bar, fitness center, and a stunning rooftop amenity deck with a pool and bar. For more on this project and the rest of our portfolio - https://lnkd.in/erUgFZwe

We had the best time at the AIA Middle Tennessee architecture classic golf tournament!