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Revision as of 15:20, 19 March 2010
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.
In 2004 H+HA added an interior design department. In 2007 the firm, at 12 people and growing, moved to their own 9,800 square-foot building at 2126 Morris Avenue.
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.
References
- Tomberlin, Michael (February 3, 2007) "Architects have designs on new downtown HQ." Birmingham News.
External link
- Hendon + Huckestein Architects website