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Baker Barrios Architects Senior Living Practice Leader Johnny Dagher spoke with Seniors Housing Business about designing for the sector’s most influential demographic. With baby boomers now aging into senior housing in large numbers, the industry needs to adapt to meet the unique needs of this new generation of prospective residents.   From a design standpoint, […]

Baker Barrios Architects is excited to announce two new leadership roles. William Maffett, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, MBA, has been appointed as the national director of higher education, operating out of the firm’s Nashville office. Jeff Saad, LEED AP, has been named as the Midwest regional director of healthcare and will be based in the […]

Baker Barrios Architects Managing Partner and Regional Director of mixed-use, Jed Prest, sat down with S+I Design to discuss how venues cultivate the community; highlighting the Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts Steinmetz Hall, in Orlando, Fl.   While the center is aesthetically pleasing with advanced acoustics, a seamless guest experience is also evident. A […]

We are excited to share that members of our design opps team, including Wayne Dunkelberger, Graham Oakley and Wilfred Rodriguez, have earned first place in the Autodesk Forma Design Contest. Congratulations! This winning project skillfully achieves a seamless balance between commercial and residential spaces, all while considering crucial environmental factors. Read more here:

Exciting plans have been filed for a new 14-story development in Ivanhoe Village! Plans call for a 14-story, 312-unit multi-family building with 6,239 SF of retail and a new six-story attached parking garage with access via North Orange Avenue.     Read more here

Baker Barrios Architects is excited to announce the newest addition to Nashville, Kaylee Miner, Senior Interior Designer/Interior Project Manager. We continue growing our Nashville office with extremely talented professionals; Kaylee will be able to provide her creativity and expertise- Mike Frohnappel. Read more here