ZMM Architects and Engineers is proud to announce the establishment of an endowed scholarship fund with a contribution of $120,000 to the Marshall University Foundation, aimed at supporting engineering students from West Virginia. The scholarship was unveiled Thursday, October 10, 2024 in the Brad D. Smith Foundation Hall Rotunda at Marshall University in Huntington. During the event, representatives from ZMM Architects and Engineers, Marshall University, and the Marshall University Foundation s

Recently on the Neighborgall Construction Company podcast, ZMM Principal and Architect David Ferguson, AIA, REFP, shared insights about the important role architects play in construction and how ZMM Architects and Engineers is building legacies across the state. David discusses the origins of his passion for the architecture industry and how his dedication to helping clients and bringing projects to life continues to drive him today. Check out the full episode.

On September 18, 2024, members of the ZMM team joined Remington Development Corporation, TC Energy, BBL Carlton, and community leaders to break ground on a new state-of-the-art office facility that will bring 450 TC Energy employees downtown. We are excited about this legacy project and the opportunities it provides for the city and state. This is the first project that Remington Development Corporation has done in the United States and they chose to make this investment in Charleston and West V

Active Southern West Virginia opens Kids Run Club applications and announces ZMM Architects and Engineers as program champions Active Southern West Virginia (Active SWV) is excited to announce that applications for the Fall 2024 Kids Run Club Mini-Grant are now open. Schools and youth community groups across West Virginia are encouraged to apply to establish or continue a Kids Run Club at their location to foster a lifelong love of physical activity. The program is designed to provide children w

ZMM is proud to be a part of this project. The article below originally appeared in The Charleston Gazette-Mail on August 16, 2024. By Sierra Marling Thursday marked a new beginning for an Elk River community as many gathered to open the new Clendenin Elementary School, calling the new school a significant achievement after flooding devastated the community in 2016. “I am so proud to have this school back in our beautiful, beautiful town,” Clendenin Mayor Kay Summers said, arms motioning tow

ZMM Architects and Engineers recently supported back-to-school supply drives in West Virginia and Virginia. These initiatives reflect the firm’s commitment to supporting local communities and ensuring that students start the academic year with the necessary tools for success. By providing essential school supplies, ZMM not only alleviates some of the financial burdens on families but also fosters an environment where every student can thrive. The West Virginia drive was an effort organized by

ZMM is proud to be a part of this project. The article below originally appeared on WVNews.com on August 11, 2024. RIPLEY, W.Va. (WV News) — The Ripley High Alumni Association has been working on a three-part plan for the school. One of the projects, lighting from the annex to the football field, is complete. The second project, a new welcome sign as people approach the high school, is in construction. The final project, a “re-do” of the outside wall of the school’s main entry, is ready

The Kanawha County Commission hosted a groundbreaking of the Shawnee Sports Complex Welcome and Tourism Center on Thursday, August 8, 2024 in Dunbar, W.Va. “ZMM Architects and Engineers is excited to be a part of this expansion which will enable the Shawnee Sports Complex to welcome more teams and guests to the area and enhance the experience for visitors,” shared Adam Krason, Architect, Accredited Learning Environment Planner, and Principal at ZMM. “The new construction will replace the e

ZMM is proud to be a part of this project. The article below originally appeared in The Journal on July 28, 2024. By Tom Markland CHARLES TOWN – A recently finished hall in Jefferson County’s Board of Education building pays tribute to the county’s first Black school, 61 years after the school’s closing. A dedication ceremony on Saturday brought together school officials, alumni and members of the community to celebrate its opening. The hall has been in the works for several years, and n