The Woody Williams Center for Advanced Learning and Careers, an adaptive reuse project to convert a former large retail store at the Barboursville Mall into a state-of-the-art career and technical center for Cabell County Schools, was featured in the September/October 2025 issue of West Virginia Construction News. Read the full story in the digital edition.

ZMM’s Director of Interior Design Carly Chapman, ALEP, is among the outstanding women being honored as a 2025 Wonder Woman by WV Living Magazine. The following is an excerpt from the Fall 2025 edition. Congratulations, Carly! Inspired by her father and grandfather, both ministers who built churches on mission trips, Carly Chapman always felt called to build things. Now, as the director of interior design at ZMM Architects & Engineers, she’s mapping out spaces that work for West Virgi

We are honored to partner with the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center and Neighborgall Construction on the upgrades of the historic center in Huntington. More about the renovations is included below in The Parthenon article. by Baylee Parsons, Executive Editor Flashing marquee lights dimmed. Once-filled seats emptied and covered in plastic. An energetic stage gone quiet. A bustling theater turned ghost town, suddenly living up to its haunted rumors. For two years, Huntington’s crown jewel has

ZMM Architects and Engineers is honored to sponsor the WV Symphony Orchestra Pops Series including the special “Listen Where You Live” performance October 25, 2025. We are proud to be a long-term supporter of WV Symphony Orchestra. Read more about the performance and series in the MetroNews article below. WV Symphony to kick-off new concert series Saturday in Charleston CHARLESTON, W.Va. –The West Virginia Symphony will join local bands this Saturday in Charleston to help kick of

We are honored to partner with Mayor Mullens and the City of South Charleston on the design of the new health and wellness facility. More about the growth in South Charleston, including information on the facility project, is included below in the WOWK article. by Blake DeJarnatt Long-time Mayor of South Charleston Frank Mullens said that to build a thriving city, there are a few things that need to be done. First, you have to be open-minded and welcome to major changes. He exemplified this earl

We are honored to partner with Putnam County Schools on the design of the new Hurricane Middle School. The full story is available at the Herald Dispatch.

We are excited to be a part of this project for West Virginia International Yeager Airport (CRW). Read more about the project in the MetroNews article below. By Morgan Pemberton CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Community members in Charleston were able to get a preview of the upcoming Terminal Development Pre-Security Project at West Virginia International Yeager Airport. Airport officials held a community open house Tuesday afternoon and evening, where attendees were shown renderings, design concepts, and

We are excited to be a part of the Tomblin Wildlife Management Area Elk Viewing Tower and Visitor Center. Excerpts from following story from the Logan Banner story includes information about the ribbon cutting of the area on October 1. By Dylan Vidovich HOLDEN — A new three-story platform and educational facility offers 360-degree views of the elk at the Tomblin Wildlife Management Area at Holden, and alongside it is a large education center. A ribbon-cutting event was held late Wednesday mor

We are proud to partner with CAMC/Vandalia Health on this new facility in Greenbrier County and are excited to see the design come to life. The full story about the recent groundbreaking is available at WVNS.

We are proud to partner with Cabell County Schools and Neighborgall Construction to bring the vision of Cabell County administrators, educators, students, families, and community members to life. The Woody Williams Center for Advanced Careers and Learning is a state-of-the-art career and technical center. On September 15, members of the media, state and county boards of education as well as educators and students were able to see the progress happening at the construction site. The story from th