Is a Public-Private Partnership right for your project? Public-Private Partnership (P3) models can provide communities with alternatives for financing, designing, constructing and even operating and
Since 1985, Kevin Matthews has helped clients navigate the ever-changing landscape of affordable housing. So when it comes to affordable housing, he has seen it
Brandon Ward, an associate principal at Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects, focuses exclusively on affordable housing and has been part of the firm’s team since 2005.
Louisville’s Business First magazine recently highlighted the completion of two phases of the Beecher Terrace development — a public-private partnership between Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects
Affordable Housing has come a long way in the last 36 years, and so has Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects. When the Lexington Housing Authority hired
While housing is not typically provided at community colleges, there is a growing awareness that addressing the needs of housing-insecure students may be crucial to
Food and housing insecurity, transportation problems, and daycare support are all part of the daily struggle faced by many community college students. Factor in severely
– Great news! The National Buildings Institute’s Zero Buildings List magazine features four Sherman Carter Barnhart Projects and highlights one of our zero energy schools
Unprecedented times like these might leave school board members and superintendents thinking it will be too expensive to design and build the schools their districts
We’ve developed a short, to the point student housing survey to get your input on how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting your institution’s student housing. This
What follows are some thoughts gleaned from our ongoing reading, researching & observations. BROAD OBSERVATIONs In part from recent articles in The Chronicle of Higher
Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects received a national award this month for its zero energy design of Jennings Creek Elementary in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The