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Architect names new leader for Nashville office
High-profile architect Brian Tibbs has been named director of Moody Nolan’s Nashville office.
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Nashville companies back inaugural Community Land Trust home project
Nashville broke new ground Tuesday in its effort to offer more affordable housing — literally.
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Moody Nolan Welcomes Three AIA Fellows to the Firm
Moody Nolan has welcomed three American Institute of Architects Fellows to the firm, adding their impressive resumes to a growing national team. David B. Meleca, FAIA, NCARB, LEED AP BC+D, joins Moody Nolan as Principal and Director of Classical Design after many years as founder and owner of David B. Meleca Architects in Columbus. Over…
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AIA Large Firm Roundtable Chance to Share Business Intelligence
Competitors usually are reluctant to discuss their successes and challenges with each other. That’s what makes participation in the American Institute of Architects’ Large Firm Roundtable so inspiring, says Curt Moody. “The Roundtable is the first time we as a firm have had peers we can use as a sounding board for discussions concerning business…
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AIA Grassroots and Leadership Conference Gives Moody Nolan Associates Chance to Advocate Policy
Board of Directors, AIA Columbus From left to right: Matt Toddy, AIA; Yanitza Brongers-Marrero, AIA (2019 President) and Michael J. Vala, AIA (2019 President Elect). From March 5 to 8, American Institute of Architects members from 48 states and three U.S. territories met in Washington, D.C. at the AIA Grassroots and Leadership Conference to discuss…
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Leading-Edge Covelli Center Opens at The Ohio State University
What some are calling the best midsize, multisport arena in the country opened recently on The Ohio State University campus in Columbus, providing the university’s varsity volleyball, gymnastics, fencing and wrestling programs with a state-of-the-art venue for the first time. The $50 million Covelli Center – designed by Moody Nolan and Populous, of Kansas City,…
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Grandview Heights School District: New 4-8 Building
https://www.thisweeknews.com/news/20190311/district-notebook-new-4-8-buildings-design-will-lean-on-residents-advice
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Announcing Legacy Project to Serve Families in Need
MISSION After years of contributing our time and energy to any number of community programs (pro bono work, specialty events, outings, dinners, etc.) it became evident that most of these programs, though well intentioned, do very little for those who need our help the most. In 2018, we decided it was high time that we…
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Meet 2019 AIA Columbus President
“My priorities and the priorities of the board for the coming year are really some that involve a dialogue that gives everybody an opportunity.” – Yanitza Brongers-Marrero, AIA, AIA Columbus 2019 President
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University Hospitals New Rainbow Center for Women and Children Set to Open
https://www.cleveland.com/healthfit/index.ssf/2018/06/university_hospitals_rainbow_c_1.html
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Penn State Intramural Building One of Nine Honored with a Design Award
NIRSA Awards nine Collegiate Recreation Facilities for Outstanding Design. Moody Nolan is honored to be among this prestigious group of designers.
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Conferences Can Be Vehicles for Community Building
By: Jonathan Moody, AIA, NOMA, NCARB, LEED AP Conferences are an important way for corporate leaders to stay up-to-date on trends in their professions and markets; on new laws and regulations that affect their businesses; and to network with potential partners and clients. While all of these things provide a valuable perspective needed to plan…
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Mid-size, multi-use arenas setting a trend for the future
While large 20,000-seat sports venues aren’t going away, mid-size venues provide advantages the big arenas do not in a time of budget constraints and the need for flexibility.
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Preserving Nashville’s Historic Architecture
Moody Nolan Partner, Brian Tibbs, AIA, weighs in on the importance of preserving Nashville’s historical places and urges elected officials to “Keep Nashville Unique.”
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Brian Sell of Moody Nolan Designs Mandela Memorial
The goal was to create a memorial that told the story of Nelson Mandela’s life, including his 27 years in a South African prison, and the courage and forgiveness that changed a nation and influenced the world. “We talked about recreating his prison cell, but didn’t want to be too literal about it,” said Brian Sell, a senior designer with Columbus-based Moody Nolan, the country’s largest African American-owned architectural firm. Instead, Sell found his inspiration from Rolihlahla, the Xhosa tribal name given to Mandela at birth by his father.
