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'''Hendon + Huckestein Architects, P.C.''' is an architecture firm which was opened in [[1999]] by [[Erik Hendon]] and [[Jim Huckestein]]. Its first offices were in the [[Brown Marx building]], but the firm soon relocated to 1928 [[2nd Avenue North]]. | '''Hendon + Huckestein Architects, P.C.''' is an architecture firm which was opened in [[1999]] by [[Erik Hendon]] and [[Jim Huckestein]]. Its first offices were in the [[Brown Marx building]], but the firm soon relocated to the [[Roden Block]] at 1928 [[2nd Avenue North]], and then, in [[2007]], to the 9,800 square foot [[Engel Building]] at 2126 [[Morris Avenue]]. | ||
In [[2004]] H+HA added an interior design department | In [[2004]] H+HA added an interior design department. | ||
The firm professes a philosophy that "architecture is primarily concerned with establishing a "spirit of place" or genius loci, inspired by the uniqueness of each site and each client." | The firm professes a philosophy that "architecture is primarily concerned with establishing a "spirit of place" or genius loci, inspired by the uniqueness of each site and each client." | ||
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==Notable projects== | ==Notable projects== | ||
* [[Blue Springs Rpad Recreation Center]] | * [[Blue Springs Rpad Recreation Center]] | ||
* [[Cahaba Beach Office Park]], [[2009]] | |||
* [[Gardendale City Hall]] | * [[Gardendale City Hall]] | ||
* [[Gardendale Fire Station]] | * [[Gardendale Fire Station]] | ||
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* [[Maclin Park]] | * [[Maclin Park]] | ||
* [[Tutwiler Hotel (1986)|Tutwiler Hotel]] renovation. | * [[Tutwiler Hotel (1986)|Tutwiler Hotel]] renovation. | ||
* [[Howlett Clubhouse]], 2020 | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* Tomberlin, Michael (February 3, 2007) "Architects have designs on new downtown HQ." | * Tomberlin, Michael (February 3, 2007) "Architects have designs on new downtown HQ." {{BN}} | ||
* Harris, Shelby (June 28, 2023) "CEO sit-down: How one Bham architecture firm is tackling growth, sustaining revenue." {{BBJ}} | |||
==External link== | ==External link== | ||
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[[Category:Architecture firms]] | [[Category:Architecture firms]] | ||
[[Category:Hendon & Huckestein buildings|*]] | [[Category:Hendon & Huckestein buildings|*]] | ||
[[Category:2nd Avenue North | [[Category:2nd Avenue North]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Engel Building]] | ||
[[Category:1999 establishments]] | |||
[[Category:Brown Marx Building]] | |||
[[Category:Roden Block]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:09, 30 June 2023
Hendon + Huckestein Architects, P.C. is an architecture firm which was opened in 1999 by Erik Hendon and Jim Huckestein. Its first offices were in the Brown Marx building, but the firm soon relocated to the Roden Block at 1928 2nd Avenue North, and then, in 2007, to the 9,800 square foot Engel Building at 2126 Morris Avenue.
In 2004 H+HA added an interior design department.
The firm professes a philosophy that "architecture is primarily concerned with establishing a "spirit of place" or genius loci, inspired by the uniqueness of each site and each client."
Notable projects
- Blue Springs Rpad Recreation Center
- Cahaba Beach Office Park, 2009
- Gardendale City Hall
- Gardendale Fire Station
- Hawkins Gymnasium
- Hollywood Elementary School
- Iron Horse Cafe
- King Acura
- Leer Tower condominium conversion
- Maclin Park
- Tutwiler Hotel renovation.
- Howlett Clubhouse, 2020
References
- Tomberlin, Michael (February 3, 2007) "Architects have designs on new downtown HQ." The Birmingham News
- Harris, Shelby (June 28, 2023) "CEO sit-down: How one Bham architecture firm is tackling growth, sustaining revenue." Birmingham Business Journal
External link
- Hendon + Huckestein Architects website