Daily News - May 31, 2017
Methodist University Hospital is seeking a $2.5 million building permit to continue work on its $280 million modernization project on its campus, 1265 Union Ave. The application filed with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement describes the scope of work simply as “alterations.” It lists Juan Self of Self-Tucker as the architect, Mike Sheridan of Allen & […]
Press Release - May 19, 2017
Allen & Hoshall supported the Memphis in May organization’s 2017 World Champion BBQ Cooking Contest at Tom Lee Park by volunteering to ‘stake-out’ all 240+booths. In preparation of the staking, our surveyors used Trimble R-10 RTK units to map the entire park for organizers to place each BBQ cooking contest participant’s booth. Once designed, our team returned to […]
Memphis Daily News - May 13, 2017
With more than 800 million passengers zipping through U.S. airports in 2016 and air cargo accounting for more than one-third of the world’s trade by value, the nation has become increasingly dependent on air travel to stay competitive. To benefit the economy, America has to ensure that tourists are constantly flying in and out of […]
The Commercial Appeal - May 4, 2017
Construction crews on Thursday were completing a renovation to Lafayette’s Music Room in Overton Square, even though the long-closed, colorful bar was revived, restored and re-opened just three years ago. The ownership group led by Tommy Peters — who also heads the owners of the five B.B. King’s Blues Clubs across the South — decided […]
Metal Construction News - May 1, 2017
DeSoto County Career Technology Center West, Horn Lake, Miss. DeSoto County School District had a goal to strengthen work force development in the region with a learning environment for vocational students at DeSoto County Career Technology Center West. The career center offers programs in automotive repair, carpentry, culinary arts, digital media, engineering, health sciences, HVAC, […]
Press Release - April 28, 2017
Allen & Hoshall is progressing the world of architecture and engineering with the integration of new technologies. The advancement of VR headsets, like the Oculus Rift, and the ability to begin programming drones, has enabled the firm to incorporate these new tools to accelerate the design process and visualize large projects from a more realistic […]
WTVC - April 24, 2017
Virtual Reality is not just a video game add on or a new way to keep us entertainment. “It’s starting to trickle into education, architecture, and engineering,” Robert Cochran, Vice President at Allen & Hoshall Architects and Engineers, said. VR is allowing engineers and architects to take an abstract idea, and make projects much clearer […]
Press Release - April 21, 2017
Allen & Hoshall was inducted into the Kellogg Society of the University of Memphis Herff College of Engineering. The Kellogg Society is named after the first dean of the Herff College of Engineering, Dr. Frederick Kellogg. It recognizes donors for their contribution to the College during their 50th anniversary campaign. Allen & Hoshall has been a […]
Press Release - April 17, 2017
Jay Caughman was recently presented the 2017 Jeanette Rainey Volunteer of the Year Award by the City of Barlett for Outstanding Performance on the Bartlett Planning Commission. Jay is a registered land surveyor with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Survey Engineering. He has 26 years of experience and has been with Allen & Hoshall […]
Downtown Memphis - April 11, 2017
Big River Crossing, the country’s longest active bike-pedestrian rail bridge, has received the prestigious American Architecture Award. This award is the nation’s highest public award for new architecture, given by a non-commercial, non-trade affiliated, public arts, culture and educational institution. The American Architecture Award is presented by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design […]