Saffire to open restaurant at Pinnacle
Saffire owner Tomkats Restaurant Group said it plans to open a steakhouse and oyster bar later this year in the Pinnacle at Symphony Place building, 150 Third Ave. S. The new eatery will be called the Southern, a Tomkats official said. “It is similar (to Saffire) but it is going to be on a larger [...]
NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL 2011: Free Admission
The 73rd National Folk Festival partnered with the County Music Hall of Fame and Museum is coming to Nashville over Labor Day Weekend, September 2-4, 2011. This is a free event open to the public, and is being held downtown at the Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park. Three days of music, storytelling, arts, crafts, dance, [...]
Tuck-Hinton Architects published in Shades of Green Tennessee
Tuck-Hinton Architects recently published in Shades of Green Tennessee, an earth-friendly green book based on developing a sustainable home and environment. Several Tuck-Hinton buildings are featured in the book, The Icon, The Ezell Center at Lipscomb University, The Villages at Lipscomb University, Nashville Public Square, Music City Center, the Frist Center for the Visual Arts, [...]
Hall of Fame Expansion Fundraiser
Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum held a fundraiser event Thursday, July 28th 2011 to help raise money for the upcoming expansion. Tuck Hinton Architects, who built the magnificent current building, are returning for the expansion. Due for completion in spring 2014, the expansion will triple the current exhibit space, include an 800 seat [...]
Tuck-Hinton featured in Tennessean
Kem Hinton was recently interviewed by the Tennessean newspaper and discussed the firm, its mission, and recent projects. “For us, architecture is a creative team sport, with the need of excellent, talented staff members who can work independently and together to solve client needs and aspirations.” To read full Architect Spotlight article click on the [...]