Smith Sinnett Architecture is thrilled to share news of the dedication and celebration of the new W.L. Manning Elementary School in Roanoke Rapids, NC. It was an honor to work with Roanoke Rapids Graded School System and the larger community on this new school.
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Staff News
We are thrilled to congratulate Drew Wilgus, AIA, LEED AP, on his promotion to Associate here at Smith Sinnett Architecture!
It is also with great enthusiasm that we welcome and announce three new members to the SSA family.
Lydia Watt, Associate AIA
Jose Lopez, Associate AIA
Thankful
As we sat down to enjoy a Thanksgiving lunch together today, we reflected on how grateful we are for all who are a part of the extended Smith Sinnett Architecture family: staff, clients, consultants, colleagues, friends. We couldn’t achieve our successes without the collaboration of our greater team and community. We thank you! We hope your Thanksgiving is rich with good cheer.
Randolph County Animal Shelter – In The News
Dixon Middle School – NEW PHOTOS!!
Onslow County CHS – NEW PHOTOS!!!
Special thanks to Sterling E. Stevens Design Photo for these amazing images!
Manning Elementary School – Dedication Scheduled
Ed & Drew joined the Roanoke Rapids School Board for a construction tour of the new Manning Elementary School. A dedication & ribbon cutting ceremony has been scheduled for December 10th!
In Memory of John Knox
John Knox, formerly John Knox Smith, a founding principal of Smith Sinnett Architecture, peacefully passed away last week on Thursday, August 24. We are all deeply saddened by this loss of our mentor and friend.
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Dixon Middle School – Ribbon Cutting
The ribbon cutting ceremony was held for Dixon Middle School on Tuesday, August 15th. Check out the news coverage and photos below!
//www.jdnews.com/news/20170815/dedication-held-for-new-dixon-middle-school
Onslow County Courthouse – Topping Out Ceremony
Busy day in Onslow yesterday!
A “Topping-Out Ceremony” was led yesterday by County Manager, David Cotton. He reminded us of the traditions behind the topping out ceremony and the importance of this milestone on such an important project for the County. County Commissioners, Courthouse Staff, Design and Construction Team members all signed the final beam before it was raised into place.