Virtual Tour: Tuck-Hinton Office Space
Martin B. Cherry | Nashville Business Journal
Recently Martin Cherry from the Nashville Business Journal came and spent some time at our Wedgwood-Houston office. Demonstrating the dynamic atmosphere between space and employees, as well as the historical significance of the industrial site.
“To keep the building’s legacy, Tuck-Hinton designers kept the original ceilings and floors and incorporated the factory’s patterns into designs for the office.”
Read the article and check out the slide show below:
Virtual tour: Nashville architect turns former sock factory into its new home
Martin B. Cherry | Nashville Business Journal
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