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We want to end this Women’s History Month by celebrating our team member. Meet Brenda: a powerhouse in our team, passionate about capturing moments through her lens, rocking out at concerts, and cherishing moments with her loved ones. Brenda&rs
At Culture Architecture, we use idea boards to visually brainstorm, explore concepts, and communicate design ideas internally. These boards are a collage of images, sketches, and materials, assisting our design team in visualizing the aesthetic direc
Throwback to my participation in @nashvilledesignweek, 2022, as a panel speaker. It was a privilege to share insights and expertise alongside esteemed colleagues, fostering connections within the business community. Gratitude to the talented designer
Client Review: “It was an absolute pleasure to work with Culture Architecture!Their high-level of attention to detail and thorough communication help to ensure that the project was a success.” Matthew J, Project Manager | #businessdevelop
Where creativity meets functionality. #CultureArchitecture welcomes you to an intimate coworking oasis, where every corner inspires innovation and collaboration. Step into a world where design sparks ideas and architecture fuels productivity. Join us
Celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth meet Elizabeth Carter Brooks: A trailblazing architect reshaping urban landscapes. Born in 1867 from an enslaved mother, she overcame barriers as one of the first African American women in architecture. Making use of
Join us on a journey of architectural creativity with #CultureArchitecture. Explore the power of ‘Look & Feel Boards’ as we help you define concepts and gather inspiration. Our team curates key elements that resonate with your vision,
#CultureArchitecture is proud to be certified as a Minority Business Enterprise. A Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) Certification is a state program designed for businesses 51% owned and operated by American citizens considered an “ethnic min
It’s #WomensHistoryMonth, and we honor Amaza Lee Meredith! She was one of the first African American female architects in the U.S. she defied the odds and shattered barriers in the world of architecture. From designing iconic buildings to champ
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