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 »»

ETA’s New Barboursville Public Library project for the Cabell County Public Library was honored with a Sustainable Design Excellence Award at the 2022 AIA West Virginia Design Awards Gala and Scholarship Benefit. The event was hosted at the West Virginia Culture Center at the Capitol Complex in Charleston. The New Barboursville Public Library serves as… Read More »»

Our Highlawn Elementary School project for Cabell County Schools received a Citation Award for Excellence in Architecture at the 2021 AIA West Virginia Design Award Gala and Scholarship Benefit. The event was held at the West Virginia Culture Center at the Capitol Complex in Charleston. Principal Robin Harmon spoke of the school, “The Highlawn community’s… Read More »»

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

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 »»

Click here to read, “Extreme Makeover” from the Fall 2021 issue of Huntington Quarterly.

ETA’s staff was honored to talk about why they have chosen to live and work in Huntington, and what it means to give back to their community. Click here to watch the video.

Click here to read coverage in The Herald-Dispatch on our 25 Year Anniversary Celebration. Click here to view photos from the event.

The KYOVA Interstate Planning Commission (KYOVA) is conducting the Ohio River Bridge Feasibility Study to evaluate the need for a new crossing over the Ohio River between West Virginia and Ohio.

Congratulations to Marshall University, Mountwest Community & Technical College and the Robert C. Byrd Institute for this game changing achievement! The future is bright for our region.