In 2011 we received a Merit Award for Achievement in Architecture from the American Institute of Architects, West Virginia Chapter for our work on the Huntington Museum of Art – Isabelle Gwynn and Robert Daine Gallery Addition in Huntington, West Virginia.
At the age of 32, Project Architect Phoebe Patton Randolph was honored as one of West Virginia’s up and coming leaders when she was selected as one of The State Journal’s Generation Next – 40 under 40 in 2011.
Project Architect Phoebe Patton Randolph was appointed to a 3 year term as a member of the KYOVA Interstate Planning Commission by the Cabell County Commission on March 4, 2011.
To commemorate the firm’s 100 year milestone, Edward Tucker Architects hosted a party on December 9, 2010 for clients, associates, staff and family as a kick-off to the holiday season. Held at Huntington’s Kitchen in the downtown Pullman Square district, notable commissions of the firm’s work were on display as well as story boards of… Read More »»
In 2010, we received an Honor Award for Achievement in Architecture from the American Institute of Architects, West Virginia Chapter for our work on the Marshall University – Forensic Science Center in Huntington, West Virginia.
In 2010, we received a Merit Award for Achievement in Architecture from AIA West Virginia for our work on the Marshall University – Basketball Locker Rooms in Huntington, WV.
In 2010 we received a Merit Award for Sustainable Design from AIA West Virginia for the Salt Rock Library in Salt Rock, WV.
In 2009 we were honored to receive a Merit Award for Achievement in Architecture from AIA West Virginia for our work on the Huntington Federal Savings Bank – East Hills Branch.
Project Architect Nathan Randolph was elected to the City of Huntington City Council, and began his term in January 2009. Randolph is representing the Fifth District in Huntington.
In 2008, we were honored with a Merit Award from AIA West Virginia for our work on the Darco International headquarters in Huntington, WV.