Our very own David W. Matheny, Architect Director, won 3 awards at Athens-Clarke Heritage Foundation Awards Ceremony Monday night, June 6th. One of which was for the Oconee Street United Methodist Church restoration. Weston Baumgartner was part of the AMT architectural team that made this beautiful restoration possible. Mr. Matheny was instrumental in restoring the Oconee Methodist Church after a fire nearly destroyed it completely; it was restored to its original design after a 1950’s modern brick makeover. Go to our PORTFOLIO and find the Historical category to know more about this project. Read the article in the Athens-Banner Herald at http://onlineathens.com/local-news/2016-06-06/annual-preservation-awards-honor-past-years-success-stories or go to.

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  David W. Matheny, AIA, Vice-President and Director of Architecture received a 2016 Preservation Award from the Athens Heritage Foundation for the City of Winterville’s new enrichment center. Weston Baumgartner was part of the incredible team that brought this project to a successful completion. AMT is excited to have been a part of providing the City of Winterville with an incredible facility for engaging the community. This was the renovation of a historical building which once served as a high school and had been abandoned for over sixty years and now is an enrichment center for the city. See the before photo and the after rehabilitation.

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David W.  Matheny, AIA was honored in the Grassroots Preservation Award category for Outstanding Adaptive Reuse at the Athens Heritage 2016 Awards for providing new use for an old building on Washington Street that is now the beloved Rook and Pawn board game pub. The project was such a successful transformation of downtown Athens and AMT is proud to have participated in creating an exceptional space. Vincent Bricka was part of the architectural team at AMT responsible for this successful project. See the before and after photos here within this post and see more project information under Portfolio and find under the.

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“ “Pink Chimneys” built in 1810 in Athens, Georgia, survived a move from its original location in the center of downtown, several additions and serious neglect. The original floorplan featured two rooms upstairs and two down, with the staircase in a central hallway. Still present within the home are Adam-style mantels with the sunburst motif that was typical of the Federal period. In 1961, Rev. A. Dawson Teague painted the chimneys pink. ARM’s architecture team was called in by the contractor, JW York Homes, to make the rehabilitation of this lovely historic house a reality. Almost all of the original.

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Weston Baumgartner, Project Manager for numerous projects at AMT was given this award for his work in revamping an old warehouse parcel into a meeting and events facility. See the before and after shots to get a better perspective of the character of the building which remains intact and the creative, economical renovation for this space.  

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The photos above show the before and after shots. For more info see http://achfonline.org/awards/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Slideshow.pdf

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