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The New Roane County Hospital Opens Their Doors
The march toward building a veterans home in Bradley County is progressing at a half-step. Though progress is slow, the latest movement forward came earlier this week when the state selected The Lewis Group Architects of Knoxville to design the Cleveland Bradley County State Veterans Home. To read more, please click on the link provided by the Cleveland Daily Banner
Tom Rinehart has recently passed his Building Design + Construction test to become LEED® AP BD+C.
LGA would like to welcome Andy Martin to its team as an Intern Architect. Originally from Atlanta, Andy attended the University of Tennessee, Knoxville where he recieved his Bachelors Degree in Architecture.
Tennessee Department of Veterans Affairs Commissioner Many-Bears Grinder and Tennessee State Veterans’ Homes Director Ed Harries are pleased to announce the Ben Atchley Tennessee State Veterans Home in Knoxville has received a Five Star Rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). For more information on this story, please click on the following link provided by the State of Tennessee's website.
After more than seven years of preplanning and design work, the new Alcoa High School has been unveiled.
During Thursday evening’s meeting, Alcoa Director of Schools Brian Bell presented the school’s floor plan, site plan and overall design. Board members unanimously approved the three items.
Alcoa City Schools has identified 32.4 acres southeast of Faraday Street for the school’s site. The new Alcoa High School is being placed where the softball and baseball fields are currently located.
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The future of health care in Roane County was celebrated Wednesday as more than 200 members of the community joined elected and hospital officials in marking the progress of a $72 million replacement hospital....for more on this article, please click on the following link provided by the Knoxville News Sentinel.
LGA has started design work on the multi-phase Addition/Renovation at Morristown Hamblen West High School. Phase One includes interior finish & electrical upgrades at the existing Auditorium as well as work at the existing football field/track complex. The exact scope of Phase Two has not been finalized but will include a 2-story, 16-classroom addition as well as building systems upgrades
LGA is currently in the Construction Administration phase on the new 750 student freshman academy in Jefferson County. The new academy is scheduled for completion in late Spring of 2013 with occupancy for Fall 2013. Funding has also been approved for a major renovation/addition at the existing high school. Preliminary plans and budgets have been developed.