The most recent Activate14 competition focuses on the role design can play in addressing homelessness. The competition is one of several initiatives across the country considering tiny home communities as an effective way to create affordable housing for people without…
Clark Nexsen Principal, Donna Francis and the Laurel Park Elementary School project were recently featured in the cover story highlighting adaptive reuse facilities in School Planning & Management magazine’s June issue. The article explores the conversion of existing buildings to solve…
Clark Nexsen’s Lighting Studio has received a total of 15 awards from the Illumination Engineering Society (IES). The annual IES Illumination Awards program recognition of ingenuity, professionalism, and originality in lighting design. On May 20, the IES Tidewater Virginia Section…
Kevin Utsey has joined the Charlotte office as a vice president. He will provide architectural design leadership throughout all phases of project development for higher education, commercial, government, and mixed-use projects. With more than three decades of practice experience, Kevin…
Raleigh-Durham International Airport’s Reimagined Terminal 1 Connects Passengers to the Local Community Written by Jeffrey S. Lee; From the May/June 2015 issue of Retrofit magazine For travelers to a new destination, airports are often the front door to a city and region.…
Principal Mike Padden has retired after 26 years with Clark Nexsen. Mike’s career spans over four decades and reflects his dedication and passion for the architecture and engineering industry. He worked for Clark Nexsen twice. In the 1980s, Mike was an…
We are pleased to announce 14 professionals have been named Clark Nexsen shareholders. These individuals represent dedication, expertise, and growth within the firm’s evolving leadership team. As a privately held company, our shareholders are integrally involved in guiding the firm’s client-focused strategy to provide innovative,…
The American Society of Civil Engineers’ (ASCE) Architectural Engineering Institute (AEI) awarded Clark Nexsen the 2015 Professional Project Award for Excellence in Electrical Design for the Winston-Salem State University Hill Hall Renovation & New Student Success Center. This year, the…
Clark Nexsen participated in three presentations on topics ranging from art and design education to food trucks and smoothies at the SCUP Mid-Atlantic Conference held in Norfolk, Virginia. Art and Design Education as a Vehicle for Community Involvement James Madison…
ArchitypeReview’s – Issue 8 focused on Car Parks and included Green Square Parking Deck in Raleigh, North Carolina among the featured projects. Shann Rushing was interviewed as part of a series of ArchitypeReview Dialogues about trends, evolutions, and challenges central to specific…
Juliane Kuminski, AIA, was recently appointed to the AIA North Carolina Board of Directors as the Young Architects Forum (YAF) Director. This is a two-year position where Juliane will serve as a voice for YAF NC and a liaison between…
Jason Jones, AIA, has been promoted from Architectural Department Head to Director of the Clark Nexsen’s office in Charlotte, North Carolina.Jason is a registered architect with over 20 years of professional experience including office, client, and project management. Jason has…
Select S+T clients include Alexandria Real Estate Equities / Argos Therapeutics / BASF / Bayer / bioMérieux / Duke University / FujiFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies / Georgia Regents University / Germanna Community College / KBI Biopharma / LabCorp / Longwood University / Medicago…
Architects Clark Nexsen and Associate Architects Cahoon & Kasten honored for best new global design of the facility in Eastern North Carolina. The UNC Coastal Studies Institute Research Building has been awarded the International Architecture Award for Best New Global…
Clark Nexsen raised the bar for military dining halls with the design of the Edson Range and Chappo Dining Facilities at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in California. The new dining facilities set a new modern standard for mess…