President Obama Visits Our Project

Cree is leading the LED lighting revolution and making energy-wasting traditional lighting technologies obsolete through the use of energy-efficient, environmentally friendly LED lighting.  Recently they announced a $250 Million dollar expansion project making them one of the few businesses in the Triangle area that are still growing despite the current economy.  President Obama came to discuss new employment strategies with local business leaders to help provide jobs to the many who are unemployed.  MHAworks has enjoyed a long relationship with Cree and we look forward to continuing to provide support for this dynamic company in the future.

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A Past Intern Becomes a Full-Time Employee

Brittany started interning with us in January and left to finish her degree. Now graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design, she rejoins us this summer as a new full-time team member in our Durham office, working as a Marketing Coordinator. We are excited to have her back!

Voted Best of the Triangle

MHAworks was just listed on Indy Weeks "Best of the Triangle"!  We would like to thank everyone who voted for us.  We will continually strive to provide the quality service that you have come to know and expect so that we can be recognized again in 2012.

Poor Richard….

You would think that he would ask for a raise for what we put him through.  You would think that he would complain that he has to do “all the dirty work”, but NO, not Richard.  When he has to put on protective gear to take pictures, all we get is two thumbs up and a smile, I think.  He’s either a team player or he really likes Grey’s Anatomy. 

Mamie Jenkins Grand Re-Opening.

This week MHAworks celebrated with East Carolina University in the grand reopening of the historic Mamie E. Jenkins Building.  One of the six original buildings on campus, this brick structure with sweeping arches and red tile roof exhibits the Spanish mission style of architecture which was prevalent on ECU’s early campus. The building served as an infirmary until 1929, and later housed offices of several University departments.  When MHAworks came onboard, the building had been unoccupied for a number of years.  There were significant water damage and structural problems. MHAworks meticulously designed a full renovation of the interior while preserving as many of the building’s historical details as possible.  A new masonry ramp was also added to the rear entrance to meet today’s accessibility codes.  The result unites the University’s rich history with modern technologies to serve the University’s ever changing needs and goals.  Today the Mamie E. Jenkins building is the proud new home of the East Carolina University Honors College.

MHAworks rated #1 architect in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Thumbtack.com just rated MHAworks as the #1 Architect in Raleigh, North Carolina.

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Meet the Newest Member of Our Team

 As the newest member to the MHAworks team Fallon Kelly Thompson has the experience and personality to succeed in an environment committed to excellence. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2004. She has over eight years of experience as an Administrator, four of which are in the architectural field. Although born and raised a true Carolina Blue Tar Heel in Williamston, NC she has made the Triangle her home for the past ten years. Her passion in life is singing and enjoying fine wines.