Architect Heather Hubble Promoted to Principal at TSW

– Heather Hubble, AIA, has been promoted to Principal at TSW, a full-service planning, architecture and landscape architecture firm headquartered in Midtown (www.tsw-design.com), according to TSW Director of Architecture Jerry Spangler. Hubble has a long track record of success at the firm, having joined the company in 2004. Among the many projects she has worked on for the past 12 years are mixed-use developments, residential buildings, community and civic facilities and university and college campus master plans.

“Heather has contributed significantly to the success and growth of TSW’s Architecture Studio, said Spangler. “Her expertise in green building practices is invaluable, and her design work always takes into account a building’s context and potential to enhance its surrounding environment. As Assistant Director of the Architecture Studio, Heather manages project teams and oversees quality control, in addition to her design work.”

Hubble graduated from the University of Tennessee – Knoxville with a Bachelors of Architecture. While in college, Hubble participated in the Scandinavian Architecture Design Program at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. In recent years, Hubble has been involved in design work for Woodstock Downtown, one of the region’s most successful New Urbanist renewal projects, Castleberry Park in downtown Atlanta, and Bolton Park student housing on Atlanta’s Westside. She lives with her husband and two children in Atlanta’s Westside neighborhood.

During 2016, TSW has experienced strong growth, adding seven new staff members. Jared Christensen, Ross Vogel and Mary Lofton-Soley joined the firm’s Architecture Studio, while Allison Bustin, Beverly Bell, David Argo and Katherine Perry were hired by TSW’s Landscape Architecture Studio.

About TSW

TSW is a full-service planning, architecture and landscape architecture firm. The award-winning Atlanta company was founded in 1990 and specializes in sustainable community design, architecture and landscape architecture. TSW is a leader in the New Urbanist movement and employs a community planning and design process that links tradition and context with today’s cultural and environmental demands. Sustainable design is an integral part of all TSW work, from the master plan level to the individual building components. TSW’s staff members are LEED Accredited Professionals and their designs incorporate a range of ideas for progressive energy and resource saving solutions. www.tsw-design.com.