Bringing the story of women’s suffrage to life in Downtown Knoxville

Johnson Architecture has been selected as Architect of Record for the Women’s Suffrage Museum – Events & Cultural Center, joining the team working to create what will become the world’s largest museum dedicated solely to women’s suffrage. Planned for 706 and 708 S. Gay Street in downtown Knoxville, the museum will transform two historic properties into an immersive destination centered …

The Wright residence: a case study in accessible architectural communication

Architecture is inherently visual. It is communicated through sketches, drawings, renderings, and models—tools that allow ideas to be explored, challenged, and refined long before a building takes shape. But every so often, a project reminds us that great design isn’t defined by how it’s presented. It’s defined by how well it’s understood. “Listening has always been the foundation of our …