Maddie Davis
Architectural Designer
Maddie is a thoughtful designer who joined the team early in her professional career after completing her architectural education. She brings a strong design foundation, a careful attention to detail, and a genuine enthusiasm for the work. Maddie approaches projects with curiosity and intention, consistently producing clear, well-considered work that supports both the design vision and the documentation process. Her collaborative attitude and commitment to quality make her a valuable member of the team and someone who continues to strengthen the work around her.
Education
Background & training.
- 2025
Bachelor of Architectural Science
Western Kentucky University
- 2025
Bachelor of Construction Management
Western Kentucky University
Selected work
Relevant projects.
- 01
Fairview Lane Townhomes
Clarksville, Tennessee
Development consisting of seven residential townhome units, including five 1,300 SF three-bedroom units and two 1,400 SF four-bedroom units. Project included efficient floor plan layouts, private living spaces, and site planning considerations to support a cohesive residential development.
- 02
Shelbyville Mills Baptist Church
Shelbyville, Tennessee
New church facility designed to support worship, fellowship, and community activities. The project included a sanctuary, support spaces, and site planning considerations to accommodate the needs of the congregation and future growth.
- 03
Crossville C-Store & Dairy Queen
Crossville, Tennessee
Combined convenience store and Dairy Queen facility developed to serve both retail and restaurant functions within a single building. The project included coordination of franchise requirements, service areas, and support spaces to support the operational needs of two distinct tenants within a single building footprint.
- 04
Brakepoint BP Addition
Castalian Springs, Tennessee
1,325 SF liquor store addition to an existing convenience store designed to expand retail offerings and improve customer service capabilities. The project included integration with the existing facility, coordination of circulation between the two tenant areas, and incorporation of the addition into the established architectural character of the site.
