When spring classes begin Jan. 16 at UA Little Rock, the 650 students enrolled in fine and applied arts classes will find themselves in a sleek three-story, steel-panel-clad heaven of an arts facility.
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The Little Rock Technology Park Authority Board on Wednesday chose WER Architects/Planners of Little Rock to design the second phase of its $100 million, six-phase project.
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Cleveland, OH – October 1, 2017 – WER Architects/Planners has received an OUTSTANDING PROJECT Award for excellence in educational facility design in the fall 2017 edition of LEARNING BY DESIGN, the premier source for education design innovation and excellence.
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The Chi Omega Sorority House was featured in the August issue of At Home In Arkansas. This was an exciting project for our team to work on – the original 1926 house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and had been added onto twice.
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WER Architects/Planners Director of Marketing, Kate Dimitrova, is listed as one of Soiree’s 2017 Women To Watch. We are extremely proud of the work that she does for not only our company, but the community. Congratulations, Kate!
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A grant totaling nearly $500,000 will help restore the historic exterior of Little Rock Central High School, one of 39 preservation projects across the country to receive funding through the African American Civil Rights Grant Program, the National Park Service announced this week.
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WER Architects/Planners is pleased to announce the official opening of our Northwest Arkansas office. The office will be run by Northwest Arkansas Principal John Langham, AIA, LEED AP.
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The University of Arkansas at Fort Smith Windgate Art & Design building received a National educational facility award from the publication Learning By Design.
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WER Architects/Planners is proud to announce that associate, James Meyer, AIA, is being honored by the Arkansas Construction Hall of Fame with the emerging professional award.
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WER Architects/Planners is pleased to announce the hiring of architect Aaron Sanderson. Aaron joins our firm from Columbia, Missouri. He has been in the profession for over 9 years; with the majority of his project experience includes healthcare clinics, banks, retail and higher education facilities.
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WER Architects/Planners is pleased to announce that Intern Architect Ngozi “Nome” Brown has completed all NCARB licensure requirements and is a licensed architect.
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We are thrilled to share with you that WER Architects/Planners has had a busy September!
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WER Director of Interiors, Toni Wyre, was selected to be on the jury for the 2015 Healthcare Design Showcase Awards. This past June, Toni, along with other interior designers, architects and industry experts from around the country, reviewed the entries and selected the Showcase and Awards of Merit winners
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WER Architects/Planners is pleased to announce that Associate Russell Fason, AIA, LEED AP, has been made a principal and vice president with the firm.
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Our Director of Interiors, Toni Gocke Wyre, was announced as one of the 2015 Women To Watch by Little Rock Soiree. Click here to see Toni’s profile. We are all so proud of her – Congratulations!
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James Meyer, AIA, WER Associate, attended the 2014 AIA Gulf States Emerging Professional Symposium this past November in New Orleans. He has written an article for The Young Architect Forum magazine Connection about the symposium. To read his article click here and view the full issue of Connection click here.
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WER Architects/Planners is pleased to announce that James Meyer, AIA, LEED AP, has been selected by The American Institute of Architects to receive the 2015 Young Architects Award.
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WER Architects/Planners is pleased to announce that project architects Mason Ellis, AIA, LEED AP; Wesley Garrett, AIA; and James Meyer, AIA, LEED AP have all been made associates with the firm.
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“Sustainable design only works if your facility can transcend short-term trending,” said Bock. “Focus on the building user has never been more intent. Bottom line, users want to be offered choices – choices about how to teach, how to learn, how to work, how to communicate and how to collaborate.”
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