Bibby Earns AIA Grade (Movers & Shakers)
Brandon Bibby has received AIA designation from the state of Arkansas and is now a registered architect. read more >
Brandon Bibby has received AIA designation from the state of Arkansas and is now a registered architect. read more >
While Arkansas architects and engineers say they expect continued growth in 2021, others across the country don’t share that outlook. read more >
Elizabeth Stinnett has been appointed as a new associate at WER Architects/Planners in Fayetteville. Larry Troillett, Holly Vetsch and Jordan Arrington have joined the firm in Little Rock. read more >
Construction on the $35 million Premier Medical Plaza was halted for about two weeks because the construction loan didn’t close as expected. read more >
The not-yet-financed second phase of the Little Rock Technology Park will have a preliminary budget of nearly $26 million, the project's directors announced at a monthly board meeting Wednesday. read more >
WER Architects/Planners unveils architectural renderings for the second phase of the $100 million, six-phase Little Rock Technology Park, which is designed to attract and retain startups and established tech companies. read more >
Some people view a derelict hotel and see what has been lost. Others possess a different kind of vision: They see beyond what was lost to what remains and what can be again. Stuart Hee and his partners in the nonprofit Pine Bluff Rising are in the latter camp. read more >
Lighting specifications that favored a particular manufacturer added hundreds of thousands of dollars to the cost of the new Sylvan Hills High School and illuminated how much control architects, engineers and lighting wholesalers have over bid specs. read more >
Spending on construction projects across the country could rise by 4 percent this year over 2017, which is welcome news for Arkansas architects and engineers. read more >
A month shy of its first birthday, the Little Rock Technology Park has exceeded expectations for attracting startup-minded entrepreneurs and tech-related ventures. read more >
The Little Rock Technology Park Authority Board chooses WER Architects/Planners of Little Rock to design the second phase of its $100 million, six-phase project. read more >
The Little Rock Technology Park Authority Board hears from three architectural firms vying to design the second phase of the $100 million, six-phase project. read more >
A growing army of developers and investors are on a mission of revitalization for the city of Pine Bluff. read more >
Lucas Strack has been hired as a BIM technician at WER Architects & Planners. read more >
Drew Short has been hired as an intern architect at WER Architects/Planners in Little Rock. read more >
WER Architects/Planners announces the opening of its northwest Arkansas office at a temporary location, 2241 Green Acres Road in Fayetteville. read more >
The idea of a multi-agency building northwest of the Capitol at the northeast corner of Bishop and West Third streets has attracted the attention of state and private interests. read more >
Fresh eyes, strategic planning, youthful energy and cold, hard cash are shaking up Batesville, a college town on the jagged edge of the Ozarks that is burdened with many of the same challenges as the Delta that’s just minutes away. read more >
New Jacksonville North Pulaski School District will demolish old middle school buildings downtown in July or August. Bid opening for new high school and elementary school planned for next year. read more >
Toni Wyre has joined Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects in Little Rock as a senior associate and senior interior designer. Aaron Sanderson has joined WER Architects/Planners. read more >
