WDD ARCHITECTS

WDD Architects is a century-old architecture firm with a legacy interwoven with Arkansas's history, displayed in the iconic structures we have shaped throughout the state... In the 1970s, WDD Architect's design dramatically changed the Little Rock cityscape with construction of the Regions Center, the largest building in Arkansas at the time. The firm's award-winning projects also included the new Student Union at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and Riceland Foods' headquarters in Stuttgart. Tom Gray took over as president in 1976, restructuring WDD Architects to maximize efficiency and results for clients. With the restructuring, project managers began to lead key business sectors based on building types such as education and health care... WDD Architects expanded to northwest Arkansas in the 1990s, opening its Fayetteville office in 1991. The Fayetteville expansion opened the door to expanded work for the Springdale School District and the University of Arkansas while..

Primary location: North Little Rock United States