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Orion Amphitheater

A new, state-of-the art, 8,000-capacity amphitheater.

Smith Springs Community Center

This project is a recipient of a 2019 AIA Middle Tennessee award. A new, 35,000-square-foot facility. Construction is conventional steel framing supported by load-bearing masonry walls.

Ascend Amphitheater

Pollstar's 2022 Red Rocks Award for Best Outdoor Concert Venue, AIA Middle Tennessee 2016 Honor Award, AIA Middle Tennessee 2016 Merit Award, ULI Nashville 2016 Excellence in Development People's Choice Award, ULI Nashville 2016 Excellence in Development Award, Pollstar 2016 Best New Major Concert Venue, Academy of Country Music 2016 Venue of the Year (Medium Capacity), Nashville Downtown Partnership 2015 World Class Park (Riverfront Park)/Venue Award, and one of six unique project finalists featured in World Architecture News 2017, along with five other projects located throughout the world, for the Performing Spaces Award. Multiple structures located in Downtown Nashville include: A new outdoor amphitheater with 60’-tall braced frames and 100’ long-span joists and trusses and complex sloped roofs. Six site buildings with load-bearing CMU walls and joists. A 100’ x 30’ steel canopy for a VIP pavilion.

Tennessee State Museum

ULI Nashville 2020 Excellence in Development Large Public Sector Award. Featured in The Smithsonian of Tennessee 2018 and archdaily.com June 2020. High Performance Building Requirements (HPBr). 2020 ASHRAE Technology Award Winner, First Place. 2020 IALD Award of Excellence. Published in ArchDaily (US, China, and Espanol) A new two-story 137,000-square-foot museum with open galleries, exhibit space, educational space and an auditorium. The new facility is slated to open in late 2018.

Adventure Science Center and Sudekum Planetarium

Project consists of the 38,000-square-foot museum addition. The structure was conventional steel-framed.

Tennessee Bicentennial Capitol Mall

A 19-acre urban park located in Nashville, TN. EMC designed supporting structures for various monuments and miscellaneous structures.

Frist Center for the Visual Arts

Major rehabilitation of the 80-year old main post office located at corner of Ninth Avenue and Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee to become an art gallery. The entire structure had to be analyzed for modern codes, and major structural modifications were required for the new functions. Additions for loading docks, courtyards, and cafeteria space were also part of the project.

Country Music Hall of Fame

This museum is a four-story, custom steel-framed facility designed to house the Country Music Hall of Fame, museum, gift shop, and CMA offices.

Sevier Park Community Center

Construction of the new 20,000-square-foot regional community center was completed in the Spring of 2014. It includes a gymnasium, dance room, fully equipped fitness center, meeting rooms, and an indoor track.

Bellevue Library

Project consists of a new, one-story, 25,000 square-foot building. The structure is conventional steel-framed.

Fairgrounds Expo Center

ABC Greater Tennessee 2020 Excellence in Construction Eagle Award Expo Center: Three new, one-story buildings that are enclosed and connected, approximately 125,000 square feet. Arena: New open structure with a roof and dirt floor. Sheds: Two new open structures. Each with a roof and concrete floor.

Madison Community Center

The 25,000-square-foot facility will include a gymnasium, dance room, fully-equipped fitness center, meeting rooms, and indoor track. Additions to the park will include a new soccer field with lights, a new playground, and parking lot. The new center will be a LEED certified facility.

Bonnaroo

Two new bathroom buildings, each housing 150 toilets, are the first permanent bathrooms on the site of Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. The structure consists of load bearing block wall, bar joist at 10' on center, and exposed 3" laminated wood decking.

Tennessee State Library & Archives

2022 AGC Middle TN Build Award of Excellence, 2021 ENR Southeast Merit Award, and 2021 ULI Nashville Excellence in Development Award. A three-story, approximately 165,000-square-foot building with one-level of below-grade parking. The facility includes a climate-controlled chamber for safely storing historic books and manuscripts as well as a state-of-the-art robotic retrieval system. There will be dedicated exhibit spaces for Tennessee’s founding documents and rotating exhibits, as well as a grand reading room with seating for 100 readers and scholars. There will be a vault for storing photographic negatives, an early literacy center designed specifically for children with a visual disability, and a recording lab to produce oral histories and audio books on Tennessee history.

Civic Community

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