Community Tectonics has been designing an exceptional future since its founding over 50 years ago. The word "tectonics" is by definition the art and science of creating structures which are both functional and visually pleasing. Therefore, tectonics is not only our name, but also a reflection of our purpose. To develop and maintain the highest quality planning, design and construction solutions that tastefully blend with and complement the environment.
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As Community Tectonics Architects' CEO, Mr. Shell is responsible for the overall business and design direction of the firm.
His philosophy of professional practice, which employs personalized service to each client, forms one of the foundations upon which Community Tectonics was built.
Mr. Shell's design work includes unique projects such as Knoxville's world-famous Sunsphere, the theme structure for the 1982 World's Fair.
Mr. Vinson, President of Community Tectonics, joined the staff upon his graduation from UT Knoxville in 1973 and has been a principal in the firm since 1980.
His philosophy of professional practice, which employs personalized service to each client, forms one of the foundations upon which Community Tectonics was built.
Mr. Shell's design work includes unique projects such as Knoxville's world-famous Sunsphere, the theme structure for the 1982 World's Fair.
Mr. Vinson, President of Community Tectonics, joined the staff upon his graduation from UT Knoxville in 1973 and has been a principal in the firm since 1980.
In 1986 Community Tectonics, Inc. established a scholarship in Bebb's name at the University of Tennessee School of Architecture.
The origins of Community Tectonics Architects dates back to 1950 when the late Mr. Hubert Bebb relocated his successful Chicago-based practice to the East Tennessee area.
The practice grew and prospered as Mr. Bebb's expertise and talent became known in the region.
This development continues today with firm principals who joined the organization during his lifetime.
A brief firm history is outlined below.
The origins of Community Tectonics Architects dates back to 1950 when the late Mr. Hubert Bebb relocated his successful Chicago-based practice to the East Tennessee area.
The practice grew and prospered as Mr. Bebb's expertise and talent became known in the region.
This development continues today with firm principals who joined the organization during his lifetime.
A brief firm history is outlined below.
Community Tectonics is organized and staffed to meet the needs of today and the challenges of tomorrow.
We offer architects, planners, interior designers, graphic designers, and administrative staff a rewarding work experience at all levels.
We are currently seeking to fill architectural and drafting positions and would love to hear from you.
We offer architects, planners, interior designers, graphic designers, and administrative staff a rewarding work experience at all levels.
We are currently seeking to fill architectural and drafting positions and would love to hear from you.
Community Tectonics has unmatched experience in all phases of project planning, development and execution.
For example, Community Tectonics has created master plans for twenty one Tennessee school systems, more than any other firm.
Our staff is highly skilled and certified in the areas of consultation and planning.
Several of our employees are respected members of the Council of Educational Facility Planners, International.
Charts a direction the system, facility, or client wants to go and why.
For example, Community Tectonics has created master plans for twenty one Tennessee school systems, more than any other firm.
Our staff is highly skilled and certified in the areas of consultation and planning.
Several of our employees are respected members of the Council of Educational Facility Planners, International.
Charts a direction the system, facility, or client wants to go and why.
We had the pleasure of getting to know Ms. Marlena Rhinehart during her visit to the office today.
Marlena is one of the recipients of the 2019-2020.
Sarah, an intern with.
Community Tectonics Architects had the pleasure of participating in the 2018 TSBA Annual Convention & Tradeshow in early November.
Our staff enjoyed.
Community Tectonics Architects celebrated the official opening of the RSCC Campbell County Higher Education Center Lab Expansion at the Ribbon Cutting.
Marlena is one of the recipients of the 2019-2020.
Sarah, an intern with.
Community Tectonics Architects had the pleasure of participating in the 2018 TSBA Annual Convention & Tradeshow in early November.
Our staff enjoyed.
Community Tectonics Architects celebrated the official opening of the RSCC Campbell County Higher Education Center Lab Expansion at the Ribbon Cutting.
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