| David L. Cockrill, AIA, LEED AP
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| Margaret L. Butler, AIA, LEED AP
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| Patrick R. CoreA 2005 graduate, Patrick has experience in all phases of design in educational, medical, correctional, and adaptive re-use / renovation projects. He also likes working on his old house (most of the time). |
| Tiffany Epps-EigenmannAs the business manager, Tiffany has over 20 years of experience and works closely with the firm principals to oversee day-to-day activities. Married with four sons, she enjoys traveling across the U.S. and camping with family. |
| Al GarciaAl brings a diverse design background including educational, public housing, and religious. Al has registrations in 7 States, and a total of 48 years of experience including 18 years in private practice. |
| Sean R. Martin, LEED APAn active member of Knox Heritage with an interest in preservation, Sean feels that modern design and historic preservation - when used together - create dynamic spaces and contribute to our collective sustainability. |
| Paul McCallPaul has spent 13 years as a designer, project manager, construction administrator, and an advocate of a regional modernism. He has worked on various projects from small residences to large commercial facilities. |
Christopher A. MelanderChris is currently an architecture student at the University of Tennessee, where he will graduate in May of 2011. As an intern, he brings a fresh perspective to design and an eagerness to learn. |
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| R. Aaron MillerAs an Associate, Mr. Miller has 9 years of experience in managing projects of various types and sizes, as well as overall firm management. He brings “hands on” knowledge to each project with a background in construction. |
| Dianna R. Osickey, LEED APDianna is a recent UT graduate and top design winner [Tau Sigma Delta] of her 2008 class. Her passion for sustainable design is inspiring. |
| Mickey C.M. Sutliff, AIAA licensed architect with 13 years of experience in multiple project types, Mr. Sutliff provides hands-on daily involvement with all project phases, the studio, family and keeping up with his alma mater, Oklahoma State University. |