Epiq Engineering, Berry Hill
A new home for an established Nashville engineering firm, in the Berry Hill neighborhood. Expected completion spring 2027.
A new home for an established Nashville engineering firm, in the Berry Hill neighborhood. Expected completion spring 2027.
Replacing the longtime home of a well-known local firm is a notable project for any contractor. Epiq Engineering has an established presence in Nashville, and the new building has to carry that forward.
The site sits in Berry Hill, a neighborhood with a distinct character of its own. The brief calls for a building that reads as warm and welcoming while functioning as a sleek, professional working environment for the client.
Building an office for an engineering firm carries a particular kind of scrutiny. The client understands drawings, tolerances, and sequencing, and expects the work to hold up to that understanding. It is a good project to be measured on.
Berry Hill has its own established character, and a new commercial building there has to sit within the neighborhood rather than against it. The design balances a warm, welcoming exterior character with the professional working environment the firm needs inside.
Office space carries requirements a warehouse does not. Accessibility across entrances, routes, restrooms, and parking. Egress and fire separation set by occupancy classification and occupant load. Mechanical systems sized for people rather than storage, with zoning for comfort. Acoustic separation between meeting rooms and open areas. Data and power distribution routed to where the work actually happens.
A firm relocating from an existing home has a move date that is not flexible. Working back from spring 2027 means plan review, long lead items, and finish selections all get scheduled against that fixed point rather than treated as sequential steps.
Construction is under way with completion expected in spring 2027. We will add progress photography and notes here as the project moves through structure, envelope, and interior fit-out.
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