Barge Cauthen & Associates is honored to be the civil engineering consultant for Populous and Hastings Architecture on the Nashville MLS Soccer Stadium presently under construction at the Fairgrounds. BC&A also served in this same role for Populous and Hastings on the First Tennessee Park, home...
The Greater Tennessee Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) hosted its annual 2020 Excellence in Construction Awards on October 1, 2020. The award program honors innovative, top quality construction projects and safety programs. Entries are judged by an independent panel of industry experts who score each...
BC&A is thrilled to be recognized as the civil engineer on 6 of the 21 projects nominated for the ULI Nashville 2020 Awards Ceremony, which was held virtually on September 29. Three of the projects earned the “Excellence in Development” and include: L&L Market and...
The Nashville Business Journal's inaugural nominations for the Commercial Real Estate Leadership Awards was held in February 2020 with honorees being published in the July 2020 issue of Nashville Business Journal. We are incredibly proud of John being nominated by architects, developers and investors to...
E. Bronson Ingram Residential College constructed on Vanderbilt University’s campus is one of 20 recipients earning Engineering News Record’s Best of the Best Projects for 2019 out of a pool of 900 applicants. BC&A is so proud to have served as the civil engineering design...
Ryan Woodson, P.E., CFM, of Barge Cauthen & Associates, Inc. was the project civil engineer for the site development and construction of a new 15,000 sf Turnip Truck grocery store for owner Mr. John Dyke, who despite the March 3 tornado and the COVID 19...
The February 2020 issue of ARCHITECTURAL RECORD celebrates a collection of restored, renovated, and repurposed structures. Among them, 225 Polk Avenue, the mid-century-designed former Nashville Public Library, now home to one of our clients, Hastings Architecture. “These gestures toward recycling buildings rather than destroying them...