2024 marks our 40th year of creating shared experiences by connecting people with the greater region of Nashville and bringing a meaningful narrative through unforgettable structures.
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Our Partner, Mary Roskilly, has been honored to be within the Power 100 for the second year in a row. The Power 100 list is an assessment of the business community and their influence.
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Tuck-Hinton rings in at #24 in this years Largest Women-owned business with $4.16 million dollars in revenue. We are honored to be on this list among other creative and talented woman owned businesses.
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Scottsdale-based Evening Entertainment Group, Nashville-based Alpha Development and Phoenix-based Creation Equity have been eyeing Broadway as a perfect place to build a Bottled Blonde.
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Mary Roskilly, our principal and owner, has been honored with being in this years Nashville Business Journal Power 100.
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Recent development of the 625 Fourth Ave S site, located next to Bob Dylan’s Heaven’s Door. The structure constructed out of shipping containers will be a hot spot for live music, food, and drinking activating 4th Avenue.
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Curt and Mason Revelette, with design help from Tuck-Hinton, are bringing signature restaurant to the Four Season Hotel.
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Throughout this year Tuck-Hinton has adapted to what the pandemic as thrown including going online for our annual Holiday party. 2020 has been hard, but Tuck-Hinton continues to stay optimistic for the New Year.
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Tuck-Hinton Partner Joshua Hughes oversees financial and administrative areas of the firm in addition to project management and design oversight on select projects. Along with other owners, he also works to develop and communicate the firm’s goals, mission and purpose; reviews financial and business management of the firm and makes corrections as necessary; and periodically advises and mentors all staff as needed to develop and optimize their potential with the firm.
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Panattoni Development discusses how COVID-19 is not discouraging them from continuing building 1030 Music Row.
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Curtis Lesh shares with Nashville Business Journal four ways that our firm is adapting to our new normal during COVID-19.
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Mary Roskilly, majority owner of Tuck-Hinton Architecture & Design, opens up about the hardships of life and work during the current pandemic.
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The Nashville Business Journal is pleased to announce our inaugural class of Commercial Real Estate Leadership Awards winners.
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Nashville Business Journal showed how Tuck-Hinton’s staff is adapting to work life at home.
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Gina Raffanti and Paige Jessop have officially become licensed architects, and Tuck-Hinton could not be more proud. Nashville Business Journal placed both of them in “People on the Move in Nashville” describing their accomplishments and future goals.
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Nashville Business Journal announced Joshua Hughes, Associate Partner and Project Manager of Tuck-Hinton, to be in this years 40 under 40. He is 36 years old and has been apart of the ownership of the firm since 2014.
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Mary Roskilly, a partner and principal at Tuck-Hinton Architecture and Design, was featured in Nashville Business Journal Women of Influence. She gave insight on her professional practice, growth of Nashville, and how it is to be a business woman.
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Tuck-Hinton’s murder mystery holiday party was shared by Nashville Business Journal.
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Official kick-off of Panattoni’s third office development of Music Row.
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Tuck-Hinton’s staff, along with other Nashville companies, were shown in the Nashville Business Journal for their Halloween spirit.
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