Greg Cockmon is the CEO of Cromwell Architects-Engineers, one of the oldest architecture or engineering firms in the state, with a history dating back to Benjamin J. Bartlett in 1885. Over his 33 years with the company, serving as president…
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- Construction/Real EstateIndustriesMagazineNovember 2022
Women in Architecture, Engineering and Construction: Akemi Bauer
In the last couple of decades, the career fields of architecture, engineering, and construction have seen a spike in women joining the field. Hardworking and determined women have paved the way in these career fields for future generations, and Akemi…
Fallon Lee loves lots of things: traveling, the outdoors, art, scuba diving, sporting events, and spending time outside, to name a few. But Lee finds her knack for engineering helpful for others and fulfilling for herself. AMP sat down with…
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Coler Mountain Bike Reserve Named ‘Best of Best’ for Architecture
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffColer Mountain Bike Preserve has been announced as an Architecture MasterPrize award winner, selected as “Best of Best” in the recreational category. The Architecture MasterPrize (AMP) is an international program that celebrates the very best in design, excellence and innovation…
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First Street Flats Construction Beginning Soon in Downtown Rogers
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffSpecialized Real Estate Group has announced that it will soon be breaking ground on First Street Flats, Downtown Rogers’ first large-scale, multi-family community. Located at 401 First St., inside of the Water Tower District, First Street Flats will take use…
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Construction Moves Along on Civic Plaza, Downtown Fayetteville Projects
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffThe city of Fayetteville has been working diligently on various construction projects downtown, including the West Avenue Civic Plaza. As a key element of the City’s Cultural Arts Corridor, which is now known as “The Ramble,” Fayetteville’s cultural and natural…
- ArchitectureBusiness & FinanceBusiness servicesIndustriesReal estate
Crafton Tull Stakes Ownership in 3 Office Properties
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffArkansas engineering firm Crafton Tull has acquired an ownership stake in three office buildings that the company currently leases in Conway, Rogers and Oklahoma City. Composed of a group of local investors, the buyer’s group includes Crafton Tull. Cushman &…
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Cromwell Calls for Artists in UAMS Orthopaedic & Spine Hospital Design
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffCromwell Architects Engineers, on behalf of UAMS, is seeking qualified artists or artist teams to submit qualifications to design and implement site-specific piece or pieces of artwork of original design for The Orthopaedic & Spine Hospital (TOSH) in Little Rock.…
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Crafton Tull Acquires Hot Springs’ B&F Engineering
by AMP Staffby AMP StaffCrafton Tull, an employee-owned professional services firm in Arkansas, announced Monday it has acquired Hot Springs-based B & F Engineering (B & F). The acquired company will do business as ‘B & F Engineering, a Division of Crafton Tull’ as…
The pandemic has exacted a huge societal cost and forced a rethink of nearly every industry, most certainly architecture, said Wesley Walls, AIA, principal with Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects in Little Rock. However, generational shifts such as this can and…