Tuck-Hinton’s project Tennessee Bicentennial Capital Mall, was showcased in “Best History Crash Course” in 2019 People & Places.
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Martin B. Cherry recently visited and photographed our Wedgewood-Houston office space.
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Tuck-Hinton is hosting an open house and panel discussion on November 8, 2018 as part of the first annual Nashville Design Week.
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Historic Elm Street Methodist Church will be converted into the new home of Heaven’s Door Distillery.
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Plan supporters gather at Weld space in Melrose
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Blake Shelton & Ryman Hospitality have announced the third location of Ole Red opening in Gatlinburg, Tennessee in spring 2019.
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Tuck Hinton partner Mary Roskilly was recently interviewed for a feature in the Nashville Business Journal.
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Woolworth on 5th, Nashville native Tom Morales' newest and most historically significant restaurant, is now open.
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When our firm was founded, each year we designed a small graphic to commemorate projects to be completed in the coming year. Now in its 34th year, we are excited to continue this tradition and share our 2018 Stamp!
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Tuck-Hinton's annual holiday card celebrates our upcoming move to the May Hosiery Mill, after 23 years at historic 410 Elm Street.
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The State of Tennessee officially broke ground on the Tennessee State Library and Archives building during a ceremony held Monday, December 11, 2017.
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Tuck-Hinton's Woolworth's on 5th project was one of several historic civil rights landmarks mentioned in a recent New York Times article about new civil rights trails in the US.
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Two recently completed Tuck-Hinton projects have been recognized for excellence in development!
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Ryman Hospitality has announced plans for a new Blake Shelton-themed music venue, bar, and event space located on Lower Broadway in Nashville. The venue, named Ole Red, is expected to open in early 2018.
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