Nashville SC, one of the league’s newest expansion teams, will play in the largest soccer-specific stadium in the U.S. when their new home is completed in 2022. The stadium will be highly multi-functional with the versatility to accommodate other premier events. The proposed seating capacity of 30,500 for soccer will also allow MLS to have a destination stadium in one of the nation’s most vibrant cities to host larger events and matches. The stadium’s design will encompass the true spirit of Nashville in its aesthetics, and function. While the facility will be state-of-the-art, it will also blend seamlessly within the historic architecture of the area and mesh with the fabric of the city and surrounding neighborhoods.

BNA Concourse D and Terminal Wings project set a new standard for progressive design-build. In just 29 months, the design and construction of this 302,400 SF project which includes 240,000 SF of new work and renovation of 93,000 SF in the existing active terminal— were completed. Due to the unanticipated 15% increase in passengers per year after design commenced, the team incorporated over $70 million of additional scope to adjust to this growth without affecting passengers, airport tenants, or the schedule. The team successfully relocated every airline’s ticketing operation and TSA security screening without interrupting a single flight.

The 1.25 million sq ft, 800-room Omni Hotel includes 80,000 sq ft of meeting and event space and a 308,000 sq ft, 640-space below-grade parking deck. The meeting space is comprised of a 25,000 sq ft ballroom, a 15,000 sq ft ballroom, and 24,000 sq ft of breakout meeting rooms. Also included in the hotel are a 225-seat three-meal restaurant, a 170-seat fine-dining restaurant, a 200-seat live entertainment food venue, and a coffee shop.

500,000 sq.ft, new Nissan North American corporate headquarters facility in Franklin, Tennessee. The corporate headquarters located 10 miles south of downtown Nashville includes a ten-story building with 450,000-SF of office space and an adjacent four-level, 1,135-space parking garage with an attached fitness center. Video conferencing centers and large, alternating atriums on each of the building’s nine main floors will encourage cross-functional collaboration among employees. The building is designed to be environmentally sensitive, with features such as exterior sunshades to reduce building solar load and an interior lighting management system for energy savings. Nissan also plans to enhance 2.5 acres of natural wetlands located on the site.

500,000 sq.ft, new Nissan North American corporate headquarters facility in Franklin, Tennessee. The corporate headquarters located 10 miles south of downtown Nashville includes a ten-story building with 450,000-SF of office space and an adjacent four-level, 1,135-space parking garage with an attached fitness center. Video conferencing centers and large, alternating atriums on each of the building’s nine main floors will encourage cross-functional collaboration among employees. The building is designed to be environmentally sensitive, with features such as exterior sunshades to reduce building solar load and an interior lighting management system for energy savings. Nissan also plans to enhance 2.5 acres of natural wetlands located on the site.

514,000 sq.ft Bridgestone Tower is in the heart of downtown Nashville at the intersection of 4th Avenue South and Demonbreun Street. It’s home to more than 1,700 teammates and contractors. The building itself enhances Nashville’s skyline and represents best practices in a workplace environment. Bridgestone Tower is a  30-story high-rise building. Targeting LEED Gold certification. Filled with natural light and collaborative spaces. Amenities including a cafeteria, fitness center, and coffee/juice bar.

64,000 sq.ft. The project also includes a two-story office building for the Airport’s administration and a rooftop public plaza separately accessible by the administration and the public. The plaza and Administration Building account for nearly 50 percent of the top level of the garage. The plaza is planned as a place of rest for travelers as they disembark and as a respite area for the administration during their workday. The project includes a pedestrian bridge connecting the plaza to a future terminal. The garages and admin buildings were designed for LEED Silver and Parksmart Bronze certifications.

67,000-seat stadium was constructed as the home of the NFL Tennessee Titans. Completed the underground piping and all HVAC/Mechanical systems for the Tennessee NFL Stadium. The main structure of the stadium is entirely poured-in-place and precast concrete.