"Since opening in the fall of 2015, the Faulkner Performing Arts Center, housed in a 1930’s WPA-constructed shell and a contributing structure to the University of Arkansas National Historic District..."

"Ready for another round of Q&A with Allison Architects?  Today, we share a brief interview with Architect Katie Bruhl.  Katie began working at the firm as an intern in 2008, and we celebrated with her as she passed her Architectural..."

"During the early morning hours of July 3, 2011, the existing Camden Public Library tragically caught fire, and the building, along with much of the library’s collection, was lost. Relocated to a temporary space, the library hired the team of..."

"Recently we announced that during the 2015 National Conference of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), we received a 2015 AIA Gulf States Region Merit Award for Hillside Auditorium on the University of Arkansas campus..."

"Clear and conscientious construction documentation is a critical aspect in the practice of Architecture for several reasons.  First, this will set the tone for the contractor that will resonate from issuing the bid documents and the..."

"Continuing our employee Q&A posts, today we share a brief interview with vice president of Allison Architects, Chris Hartsfield.  Chris has been at Allison Architects since 2001, and has served as project architect on many of the firm's projects..."

"Wednesday marks the 45th anniversary of Earth Day, and while it is a day dedicated to environmental protection, as architects, we consider this subject almost daily.  We are now more aware than ever of the negative effects that the buildings...

“Over the next few months, we will be including a series of Q&A posts for you to get to know us better.  We begin with a brief interview of the founder and president of Allison Architects, John Allison...

“Light and airy” is a desire we often hear from our clients, whatever type of building project they have undertaken.  This has become a familiar slogan with libraries as well.  They understand intuitively that spaces are more comfortable, usable...