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'''Carraway and Associates, Inc. Architects''' is an architecture firm founded by [[John Carraway]] in March [[1995]]. The firm's offices are located at 2177 [[11th Court South]]. The firm specializes in residential design, but has completed several institutional and master planning projects as well. | '''Carraway and Associates, Inc. Architects''' is an architecture firm founded by [[John Carraway]] in March [[1995]]. The firm's offices are located at 2177 [[11th Court South]]. The firm specializes in residential design, but has completed several institutional and master planning projects as well. | ||
Carraway was previously a partner with [[Richard Pigford]] in [[Highland Partners]] (originally "Pigford & Carraway") | Carraway was previously a partner with [[Richard Pigford]] in [[Highland Partners]] (originally "Pigford & Carraway"). | ||
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Revision as of 07:06, 18 April 2011
Carraway and Associates, Inc. Architects is an architecture firm founded by John Carraway in March 1995. The firm's offices are located at 2177 11th Court South. The firm specializes in residential design, but has completed several institutional and master planning projects as well.
Carraway was previously a partner with Richard Pigford in Highland Partners (originally "Pigford & Carraway").
Notable projects
- Cathedral Church of the Advent garden columbarium, stonework preservation and carillon
- St Andrew's Episcopal Church, organ installation and interior renovations
- St Mary's on the Highlands Episcopal Church, organ installation
- St Elias Maronite Church interior renovations
- St Martin's Episcopal Church (Houston, Texas), master planning and conceptual design
- Mary Helen McCoy Interiors shopfront
- Lee Walls residence
- Birmingham Botanical Gardens Blount Plaza, master planning
References
- Hanson, David (December 2005) "We saw through the fake stone to all the possibilities." Cottage Living, pp. 127-30
- Parente, Leigh Ann (Winter 2006) "The St. Martin’s Commission." Stained Glass. Vol. 101, No. 4, pp. 278-83
- Nelson, Linda J. and Marjorie L. White (2009) Mountain Brook Village: Then and Now Birmingham: Birmingham Historical Society ISBN 0943994349
- DeGaris-Pursell, Lydia (July/August 2009) "Dressed for Summer." Southern Accent