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Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects Promotes Jennifer Cash & Allison Commings To Principal

Jennifer Cash joined Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects in 2006 and has built a nationally respected reputation focused on high-performance, resilient learning environments for K–12 clients. She is widely recognized for her expertise in Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) construction and for guiding school districts through complex decisions related to durability, energy performance, life-cycle cost, and disaster resiliency. Known for her ability to translate technical rigor into clear, actionable solutions, Jennifer partners closely with boards, administrators, and communities to align educational goals, sustainability objectives, and budget realities.

A New Chapter for Beecher Terrace: Rebuilding a Community with Dignity and Purpose

Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects proudly joined city leaders, community members, and longtime partners to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the Beecher Terrace redevelopment in Louisville. Nearly a decade in the making, this transformation represents a major milestone in affordable housing, not just for the Russell neighborhood, but for the entire city.

SCB celebrates one year in new headquarters

  As Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects proudly celebrates its one-year anniversary in our new building, we reflect on a transformative journey marked by innovation, collaboration,

Sherman Carter Barnhart Net Zero Schools

ICF MAGAZINE HIGHLIGHTS THREE SCB SCHOOLS​

Three Sherman Carter Barnhart -designed schools — South Green Elementary School, Cumberland Trace Elementary
School, and Rich Pond Elementary School — are featured in this month’s ICF Builder Magazine.

Gov. Beshear Breaks Ground on Bowling Green Veterans Center

Sherman Carter Barnhart is proud to be designing this great facility for veterans. Following is a press release from the Governor’s Office describing the Bowing Green Veteran’s Center. For more on progress as the project moves along, be sure to follow our blog and social media.

Beecher Terrace Redevelopment in Louisville's Business First

Is a Public-Private Partnership Right for You?

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

Student Housing & Community Colleges

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

A Survey: The Future of Student Housing

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

We Are What’s Wildly Possible

Wildly Possible.   To Sherman Carter Barnhart, that meant designing an expansion to Parking Structure No. 5 that offered much more than parking.   The

Trophy Presentation at VisitJessamine.com Bowl

VisitJessamine.com Bowl

Sherman Carter Barnhart helped kick off the 2019 football season last night at East Jessamine High School as the trophy sponsor for the VisitJessamine.com Bowl.

Winds of Change

As we continue to research, gather pertinent data, and clarify our previous storm shelter requirements with the State Agencies of HBC and KDE, we wanted to

The Coming Storm

When it comes to severe weather in the Southeast, we anticipate with trepidation the seasonal storms and with them the threat of tornadoes. Unpredictable and

Richardsville Elementary - The Nation's First Net Zero Energy Public School

Living Building Chronicle

Sixty-seven of them have now been “verified” in the U.S. and Canada, according to a recent report from the New Buildings Institute. Another 415 are

Jennings Creek Exterior

Jennings Creek Elementary Opens

  When Jennings Creek Elementary School opens its doors Wednesday, students will enter the district’s second energy-independent school and the first in the state to

New Meade County College & Career Center

Meade County College & Career Center

“The Meade County College & Career Center will be one of the most state-of-the-art, comprehensive vocational technology schools in the state of Kentucky. It will

Jennings Creek Exterior

KYs Next Net Zero School Opens August 5th

Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects celebrates with Warren County Schools and the entire community the opening of a 21st Century elementary school designed to educate students

Reading, Writing & Renovating

Student Safety – Most renovations require more than 12 weeks during a summer and require “construction and instruction” occurring simultaneously.  Barricades to separate construction zones from

MSU’s New Breathitt Veterinary Center

Murray State University’s (MSU) new Breathitt Veterinary Center was recently dedicated as a capacity crowd of collegiate, government and agriculture leaders gathered marking the occasion.

Green Building in the Commercial Sector

After South Warren Middle & High School was awarded the, “Education Best In Class” from ICF Builders Magazine, the magazine asked Sherman Carter Barnhart Principal,

The World Is Watching

In support of global action regarding Climate Change, the Climate Reality Project, brainchild of former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, broadcast a global multi-media event

Announcing our Newest Principals!

Kevin Cheek, Assoc. AIA, CEFPI Educational Planner and Justin McElfresh, AIA, CID, LEED AP   Kevin has been with Sherman Carter Barnhart since 1996. He

PCA Resilience Leadership Award

The Portland Cement Association presented a 2016 Resilience Leadership Award in the category of New Public Building to Sherman Carter Barnhart for our work in

How the Tough Got Going in Kentucky

When I first stepped into Ricky Thacker’s classroom, I was surprised by how unusual it looks. There are no desks. White boards hang from every

Smoketown replacement housing on schedule

The massive effort to replace extensive housing in the Smoketown neighborhood after eradication of the barracks-style Sheppard Square public housing development is winding down, and

HCS approves first Cecilia Valley design

Hardin County Schools’ Board of Education took the first step Thursday evening in determining what Cecilia Valley Elementary School will look like. The board approved

Total Learning Environment

When creating a building with net zero as a goal, buy-in from its occupants is crucial. That message has come through loud and clear at

Boyd Middle Renovation Plan Unveiled

Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects unveiled designs Tuesday for a remodeled Boyd County Middle School they say will be safer, more attractive and better designed for

Planning session held for Corbin Middle School

Brainstorming, collaboration and planning is underway for the new Corbin Middle School building. Staff and faculty members of the middle school gathered with the building’s

McCracken County High School

This video features the recently completed McCracken County High School in Paducah, Kentucky. Principal Michael Ceglinski discusses the successes of both the school and the

Ground Broken For New School

It’s been more than 10 years in the making. And on the count of three, Taylor County Schools’ vision of building new schools started to

MCHS emphasizes environmental values

“We hope efforts like this will help to encourage an environmentally friendly lifestyle,” he said. “If you get children thinking that way and committed to