Posted by Marshall University School of Pharmacy on Wednesday, August 14, 2019
Edward Tucker Architects, Inc. is a long-time sponsor of The Wild Ramp who loves Huntington and local food. Ed and Phoebe attended the Farm to Table Dinner, a five-course meal of original recipes sourced by local farmers, on Oct 5.
Edward Tucker Architects, Inc. sponsored this year’s WV Makers Festival on Oct 4. With the displays and hands-on activities, it was a great outing for schools and groups that encourage entrepreneurship. More info at wvmakes.com
In addition to his work at the firm, Edward Tucker serves as a volunteer with the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). Ed is in his third year of writing questions for the Architectural Registration Exam (ARE 5.0) and his first year as Coordinator of the Construction and Evaluation Division, one of 6 test divisions that candidates… Read More »»
The New Highlawn Elementary School We are excited to reveal the design of the new Highlawn Elementary School! Congratulations to Cabell County Schools and the Highlawn community. The new school will have a lasting impact on the education and quality of life of the Highlawn neighborhood and its residents. We are particularly excited for… Read More »»
Exciting to see the new Marshall University School of Pharmacy building shaping up!
ETA firm principal Phoebe Patton Randolph will be participating in a panel discussion of business leaders at the Women’s Caucus for Leadership this Friday at 11:45 in the room above Huntington’s Kitchen. Contact Gretchen.Wray@arthursent.com to RSVP!
Our firm culture is based around empowering our architects and designers to design and manage projects to their highest level, thereby providing incredible service to our clients. Our repeat clientele speaks to our success on that front. We have very low employee turnover and our studio is in a beautifully renovated mid-century building, located in… Read More »»
The Health Plan announced last week that it has agreed to sponsor the renovation of our playground and courtyard at Project Hope for Women & Children. Here’s a sneak peek of what’s to come during Spring 2019.