On Thursday March 15th, AIA Charlotte Women in Architecture (WIA), chaired by WTS’s Jana Gottlieb Hartenstine and Blair Smith of Barringer Construction, organized the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art’s Modernism+Film Series event. The film was Eileen Gray: Designer and Architect. The film examined the history of Gray's architectural creations, including E.1027, one of the most famous houses in architectural history, built in Roquebrune, France, in 1926. This modernist, seaside, L-shaped, flat-roofed building with floor-to-ceiling windows and a spiral staircase, utilizes natural light and ventilation. It was designed, said Gray, for a "minimum of space and maximum of comfort." E.1027 has today been declared a French national monument and is presently being restored. Josie Holden Bulla and Christine Haynes provided a joint introduction and the film was followed up by a panel of female architects who have experience starting their own practice, Kathryn Horne, Kristina Held and Veronica DeVita
Watson Tate Savory (WTS) is pleased to announce the naming of a new Associate Principal, Jana Gottlieb Hartenstiene, AIA LEED AP BD+C CDT. WTS also welcomes new employees Joe Hiestand, and Danielle Clark, NCIDQ, to the firm’s staff. Joe, a recent graduate of…
Watson Tate Savory (WTS) is pleased to welcome Matthew Allen, LEED Green Associate, and Abigail Thielke to the firm’s staff. Further, WTS would like to announce that Kaitlyn P. Childes, AIA, has successfully completed all requirements to become a licensed…
At 9:30 on the crisp fall morning of October 17, the City of Columbia celebrated the grand opening of its Water and Wastewater Distribution facility, the City’s first project designed to LEED Gold standards, situated on a former brownfield site…