McCarty Holsaple McCarty
Jennifer Bradley is an accomplished architect and educator with extensive experience in architectural design and academic instruction. Currently serving as an Architect at McCarty Holsaple McCarty since June 2008, Jennifer specializes in code reviews, technical analysis, and preparatory work for early-phase and construction-phase projects. In addition to architectural practice, Jennifer is a Lecturer at the University of Tennessee, teaching various courses related to architectural production and information modeling since May 2013. Previously, Jennifer coordinated print media graphics for the East Tennessee USGBC Chapter from March 2010 to August 2013. Jennifer holds a Master of Architecture and a Master of History from the University of Tennessee, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in History from Maryville College.
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McCarty Holsaple McCarty
McCarty Holsaple McCarty, Inc. (MHM) is an architectural, interior design, and planning firm that has been designing East Tennessee landmarks since the mid-1960s. Headed by second-generation architect, Douglas McCarty, the 45+ person company is one of the largest in East Tennessee and is the winner of numerous awards and citations. Its well-known projects include the renovation of the Tennessee Theatre, the McGhee Tyson Terminal of the Knoxville Airport Authority, renovations to Neyland Stadium, the Knoxville Convention Center, Clayton Center for the Arts, the City-County Building, and UT's Howard Baker Center.