The next generation of architects building the new Nashville

Heiman. Strickland. McKissack. If you recognize these names, then you know at least some of Nashville’s storied architectural history.

Architects shape skylines and neighborhoods with a vision that can last for centuries. Today, we’re speaking with some of Nashville’s next-gen architects about their priorities, the lessons learned, and the challenges they face building in the new Nashville.

This episode was produced by Mary Mancini.

GUESTS

Amy Hardin, Senior project manager and senior architect at Gresham Smith
Brittany Hodge, Project Architect at EOA Architects
Joseph Cole, CEO, Culture Architecture and Design
Brenda Cano Trejo, Designer, Culture Architecture and Design

FURTHER READING AND LISTENING

• What are the advantages and drawbacks of using new materials, plans and methods for building housing? To learn more, listen to our episode: How we’re building Nashville now — and for the future.
• Last year at the annual awards for historic preservation, artist and former Metro Councilmember Phil Ponder was recognized for his work documenting the city’s notable buildings and neighborhoods. After years of documenting Nashville architecture through art, Phil Ponder donated a trove of photographs for future researchers.