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Huntington Architecture Firm Marks 30 Years, Honoring the Past and Looking to the Future

September 8, 2026

Edward Tucker Architects is celebrating three decades of award-winning design led by founder Edward Tucker, FAIA, who retired in 2025. The firm is poised for the future with dedicated staff and the seasoned leadership of Phoebe Patton Randolph, AIA, President and Amber Yost, NCIDQ, Principal, Interior Design.

HUNTINGTON, W.V. – Edward Tucker Architects (ETA), a Huntington-based architecture and interior design firm, is marking the 30th anniversary of the establishment of Edward Tucker’s practice this month, recognizing the significant impact Tucker has made on the region and the profession through his career.  The milestone caps three decades of award-winning design across West Virginia… Read More »»

Cabell County Courthouse Clocktower Restoration Awarded at 2026 AIA West Virginia Gala

May 7, 2026

Edward Tucker, FAIA, led the project for the firm. The jury noted: “The project has a very precise attention to detail and care for restorative craft. The hand-drawn details aligned so nicely with the character of the finished clock tower construction.”

Broadly, care was the defining thread across this year’s submissions: care for context and community, care for craft and detail, and care for the end user. The project clearly reflects that mindset, particularly in its thoughtful and respectful approach to restoration.

WV School of Osteopathic Medicine Celebrates Groundbreaking for Science Building Expansion in 2025

May 7, 2026

ETA joined WVSOM for the groundbreaking event, and presented the $35M project at the WVSOM Bio Forum in August of 2025.

Construction has begun on the expansion and renovation of the Smith Science Building, which will expand research opportunities for students, attract top-tier faculty and researchers, and position WVSOM as a leading institution for advanced research and education. The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM) is geared for growth with the expansion of one of… Read More »»

Exciting Leadership Announcement at Edward Tucker Architects!

July 1, 2024

We're proud to announce that Phoebe Patton Randolph has taken on the role of President, succeeding our founding principal, Edward Tucker, who will continue as Principal. This marks a new chapter for ETA, ensuring our continued growth and innovation in the region. We're also proud to announce Amber Yost’s promotion to Principal of Interior Design! Amber has been vital in leading our interior design practice, contributing to nearly all of our projects. Her new role highlights our commitment to fully executing the design vision for each project.

Building on a long-term ownership transition plan that began in 2014, Phoebe’s role became effective on January 1, 2024. These changes ensure smooth and successful operations for the next generation of the firm. Edward Tucker founded ETA in 1996 through the acquisition of Dean and Dean Architects, building on a legacy dating back to 1910…. Read More »»

Black Diamond Project Gains National Attention

March 20, 2024

Coalfield Development Corporation's Black Diamond Sustainable Logistics Hub Funded Through Build Back Better Initiative

ETA’s work with WXY for Coalfield Development Corporation was featured in the November issue of Green Building & Design.

ETA is hiring!

March 20, 2024

Edward Tucker Architects, Inc. is searching for a full-time architect to join our team in Huntington, West Virginia. The position offers the opportunity for fulfilment by developing creative and practical solutions for renovation and new construction projects. We believe in empowering architects and designers to design and manage projects to their highest level. Our repeat… Read More »»