When architects design a library or courthouse, they have to meet modern technology, regulatory, and safety requirements. But what about the feeling these spaces are meant to create?
Barry Hoffmann, founder and principal architect of Hoffmann Architectural in Searcy, Arkansas, works through that question on every project. With over 25 years in architecture and design, he focuses on understanding each client's needs and bringing traditional character and modern function together in the same space.
In this episode, Barry talks with Joe Agati about making decisions on projects with complex requirements. Barry discusses designing civic spaces meant to last for generations, and the lessons he's learned over a decades-long career. He also discusses his work with Agati on the White County Justice Center.
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