MHM is pleased to announce that Bud Archer and Adam Buchanan have passed their licensing exams and become Registered Architects in the State of Tennessee.  Both Bud and Adam are graduates of the University of Tennessee’s College Architecture and Design and have been with MHM since 2016. Congratulations!  

Jeff Johnson was recognized by The Library Society at the University of Tennessee for a Donor Spotlight. See Jeff’s full interview !

Li Wang, Vice President of MHM, was recognized by the University of Tennessee as the Chancellor’s Associate Member for 2019-2020 year. Congratulations Li!

Blackberry Farm Brewery sought to construct a place for their community to gather and enjoy their carefully crafted beverages. Located in Maryville, TN, a 3,043 SF pre-engineered metal building was renovated to house the newly imagined taproom. Now, the warm and inviting space not only highlights the brewing process but emulates what the company is all about: community, craft, and collaboration.

MHM is honored to be recognized for Excellence in Restaurant and Bar Design 2019 at the IIDA Tennessee Chapter, Composing Great Design Awards.

We are excited to welcome two new employees to the team.

Originally from Asheboro, North Carolina, Justin Hare received both a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology and a Master of Architecture from the University of Tennessee. He has worked on both residential and commercial projects ranging in scale from signage design to 200-unit multi-family housing. Justin is currently working toward licensure and is actively involved in AIA, having served in various capacities on a number of committees.

Whitney Manahan graduated from the University of Tennessee with degrees in both Interior Design and Architecture. She has experience working in private development focusing on historic preservation and adaptive reuse in downtown Knoxville. In addition, she has enjoyed teaching classes at UT in the College of Architecture and Design ranging from history courses to design studios.

On Monday, June 24th the YMCA of East Tennessee held an unusual “groundbreaking” ceremony to mark the beginning of construction of a new outdoor aquatics facility at the West Side YMCA.  This $3,000,000 project will completely transform the existing pool area into a more seasonal aquatics venue with amenities for a wider range of members.  MHM is teamed with Denark Construction to deliver this project in time to reopen in Spring 2020.

The Ken and Blaire Mossman Science Building at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has been selected as an Outstanding Design in the 2019 , the premier competition honoring education interiors excellence. The 222,000 SF facility was designed to advance the research and teaching mission of the University, helping UTK reach its goal for consistent recognition as a Top 25 Public Research University.