Hartman-Cox Architects

Lee Becker, FAIA, awarded 2024 Bybee Prize Established in 2001 by the Building Stone Institute in honor of the late James Daniel Bybee – a former president of the Building Stone Institute and then president of Bybee Stone Company – this award is presented to an individual architect or landscape architect for a body of work executed over time and distinguished by outstanding design and use of natural stone.

Congratulations to Lorton Stone, LLC for the PINNACLE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE sponsored by the Natural Stone Institute for the Korean War Veterans Memorial Wall of Remembrance project. Hartman-Cox Architects is honored to be a part of this important project honoring those who gave their last full measure. https://lnkd.in/e_gFKjEu Photography: Anice Hoachlander

Exciting news! The scaffolding is officially going up at the Washington National Cathedral as we embark on a historic journey of restoring their iconic pipe organ after 50 incredible years! JFW, LLC is beyond honored to serve as the Owner’s rep on this remarkable and unique project. Project Team Unveiled: Washington National Cathedral AllenBuilt - John Allen Foley-Baker - Michael Sutcliffe Hartman-Cox Architects JFW, LLC - Hadley Null, PMP, LEED AP & Juliana Benini Together, we're set to breathe new life into the heart and soul of the cathedral's music. Stay tuned for the extraordinary symphony of transformation! 

Progress shot of scaffold installation at our Organ Restoration Project at the National Cathedral. These are vantage points not seen for quite some time. Hartman-Cox Architects JFW, LLC

Wishing everyone a very bright and prosperous new year! Season Greetings from all of us here at HCA. https://lnkd.in/ewASiTmH

Thankful for our clients and team members for another successful year.

The Hartman-Cox team supports another fun year at CANstruction 2023!  With a total count of 924 cans, our build features a turn table and boom box — putting a creative “spin” on the Household Appliance theme. In the words of your favorite 1980’s disc jockey, “We’re spinning Spaghetti wheels all night with a side of sweet peas, opening strong the first track is energetic, splicing and dicing tomatoes. As you continue to listen, get pumped-up on pineapple tidbits and pineapple juice. Duo black beans with sea salt will have you rolling in the deep, followed-up by a light interlude from tuna. Finally, the track list closes on a high note with black beans featuring a roast beef tribute cover." CANstruction is organized by The Washington Architectural Foundation that aims to raise awareness about hunger. Please donate at:  https://lnkd.in/eHDzFbZv

IN HONOR OF VETERAN'S DAY With respect and gratitude, we honor the selfless dedication of the brave individuals who sacrificed for our country. The Korean War Veterans Memorial Wall of Remembrance memorializes over 36,000 Americans and more than 7,200 Koreans who served as advisers and interpreters in what was called the Korean Augmentation to the U.S. Army (KATUSA) and consists of 100 panels and the names are organized by rank and respective branch of service, demonstrating how the War’s burden fell unevenly across the military. HCA is proud to have been a part of this important project. https://lnkd.in/eFH75WYh

It’s very gratifying as architects and designers to be able to transform the entrance to this lovely 1931 John Russell Pope church in Knoxville. With this much-needed sensitive addition, church members now have a new inviting entrance from the reconfigured parking lot. Our stewardship of this important landmark structure at Church Street United Methodist Church also provides building system upgrades, improved accessibility to and between the Nave and Parish Hall, and a consolidation and reorganizing of the non-ceremonial spaces for improved support activities. These improvements will further serve the church congregation and community at large. Drone footage: Aaron Blake https://lnkd.in/ewASiTmH #hartmancoxarchitects #preservation #ecclesiastical #design #naturalstone