Clark Nexsen received two ACEC VA awards at the 2025 Engineering Excellence Awards Gala on February 6 in Richmond, Virginia, for the Bennett’s Creek Park Tennis Courts in Suffolk, Virginia, and the U.S. Naval Combat Demolition Units/Scouts and Raiders Monument…
We are thrilled to announce the promotion of Aaron Brumo to Principal and Becky Brady and Diane McCann to Associate Principal. Clark Nexsen is proud to recognize these individuals whose contributions have aided the firm’s continued growth and success as…
The Virginia Tech Upper Quad North Residence Hall in Blacksburg, VA, for which Clark Nexsen served as architect and engineer of record, received a 2025 Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) Sustainable Design Award Honorable Mention. This is the second year in…
Last month, Ian Vaughan, AIA, NOMA, was presented with a 2024 Vision Award by NCNOMA during their second-annual ARE Scholarship Gala in Raleigh, North Carolina. The award recognizes leaders of NCNOMA’s partner organizations who have made significant contributions through thoughtful…
Clark Nexsen is excited to announce that Wes Parker, PE, PTOE; Whitney Duffy, PE, PTOE, LEED AP; Brian Agbulos, PE, CFM; Erin Horton, PLA, ASLA, LEED AP BD+C; and Matt Agnes, PE have been promoted to leadership positions within the…
In partnership with the Clark Nexsen Foundation, Clark Nexsen is proud to announce that it will be donating $10,000 to the Western Region Education Service Alliance (WRESA) Western North Carolina (WNC) Schools Helene Recovery Fund as part of its…
Clark Nexsen was awarded two 2024 American Institute of Architects (AIA) North Carolina Merit Awards for the Fitts-Woolard Hall at NC State University and its 421 N Harrington Street office upfit. Presented at the annual AIA North Carolina and Design…
This summer, the Clark Nexsen Board of Directors announced the creation of a new group, the Leadership Advisory Council (LAC), that will bring together leaders within the firm who will advise senior leadership on issues facing the company, engage in…
Bob Burkholder, PE, LEED AP, has been selected to become a member of the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) College of Fellows for 2024 and was recognized during the organization’s annual Fall Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana. “It is…
Clark Nexsen, in partnership with the Clark Nexsen Foundation, will be donating $25,000 and matching employee donations up to $25,000 to 501(c)(3) organizations aiding Hurricane Helene recovery in affected areas. “The destruction in our communities was absolutely devastating to witness,”…
This summer, Jennifer Heintz, AIA, LEED AP, was named the Leaders Council President at NC State University’s College of Design. The Leaders Council, which was established in 2010, promotes the welfare of the College of Design through advocacy, fundraising, service,…
Clark Nexsen and Kimley-Horn are happy to announce that $7,936 has been raised for the annual Hops for Hope fundraising campaign in support of Children’s Flight of Hope, a nonprofit organization in North Carolina that provides flights to specialized medical…
Clark Nexsen, in partnership with the Clark Nexsen Foundation, will donate a total of $9,000 to charitable organizations across the southeast region as part of its annual Give Local Campaign. The month-long campaign saw employees from Clark Nexsen offices nominate…
Clark Nexsen was awarded two American Institute of Architects (AIA) Aspire Design Awards at the 2024 AIA Aspire Conference on September 15 in Asheville, North Carolina, for the Patton Building at Blue Ridge Community College and Edneyville Elementary School. An…
Clark Nexsen was named a Top Workplace in Hampton Roads for the second year in a row by Inside Business at the annual Top Workplace Awards in Virginia Beach on August 8. In partnership with the Virginian-Pilot and the Daily…
We are pleased to announce the promotion of Mike Putallaz and Brian Snyder to Principal. Clark Nexsen is proud to recognize Brian and Mike’s contributions to the firm, which have helped us grow and innovate as a leading architecture and engineering…
The Clark Nexsen Foundation is excited to announce that it has committed a total of $4,500 to LGBTQ+ organizations. Made in partnership with the firm’s Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) group, each of Clark Nexsen’s nine offices were provided…
Clark Nexsen is proud to celebrate 10 years of partnership with the Gifted Dance Education Program at the Old Donation School (ODS) in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The partnership developed over a series of questions on how one can learn something…
The Clark Nexsen Virginia Beach office has raised $11,371 for The American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life of South Hampton Roads. “Our office is once again proud to support those who have or are battling cancer,” said Alicia Shepard, Project…
Stephanie Jude received the 2023-2024 SMPS Research Triangle Leading Light Award, a peer-nominated award that recognizes a long-standing chapter member who consistently goes above and beyond to further the SMPS Research Triangle chapter mission. “It is such an honor…
Clark Nexsen has received a 2024 Best of Practice Award in the Architect (XL Firm)—Southeast Region by The Architects Newspaper (AN). Celebrating the companies that create the built environment, the Best of Practice awards recognize business excellence from across the…
Tyler McLauchlan, AIA, has graduated from Leadership North Carolina (LNC) as part of its 31st Class. Joining previous Clark Nexsen alumni Peter Aranyi, Richard Fort, and Jeff Yelton, Tyler joined 56 leaders from across the state in completing the program.…
We are pleased to announce the promotion of Brian Dautel, Sara Melanson, Wes Parker, and Brian Turner to Principal and Steve Lowe and Angie Ritter to Associate Principal. Clark Nexsen has recognized each individual’s contributions, which has helped us continue…
For Women’s History Month 2024, the Clark Nexsen Foundation has committed $5,000 to women-empowering nonprofits. In partnership with Clark Nexsen’s Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) group, each of the firm’s nine offices was given $500 and selected a local…