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HISTORY
1982: The Founding of AMR Architects
AMR Architects, Inc. was founded in 1982 with a central purpose in mind: To create buildings that enhance environment and work for owners and occupants, while providing joy in their everyday use.
1985: The Heritage Center
AMR won the Award of Merit for the Heritage Center Renovation on East Markham. The renovation of this building marks the beginning the long history of revitalization of what is now known as the "River Market District."
1985 - 1995: Early Work
Mullins Library at the University of Arkansas
1985 - 1995: Early Work
Bowman Curve
1985 - 1995: Early Work
Lakewood Village in North Little Rock
1997: The River Market
The River Market, once an abandoned, desolate neighborhood, has been a catalyst for development of the now flourishing district which includes museums, restaurants, hotels, housing and commercial businesses.
1999: Ross Pendergraft Library at ATU
The Pendergraft began a long relationship with Arkansas Tech University in which AMR helped create a master plan for the campus and execute it including buildings such as the Chambers Cafeteria, Baswell Techionery, Rothwell Hall, Brown Hall Administration Building, Norman Art Building, Indoor Multi-Sport Complex, M Street Dorm and Baswell Residence Hall.
1999: Tuf Nut Lofts
We designed Tuf Nut Lofts which used to be a warehouse space, and later came back and renovated the first floor for retail.
2002: Arkansas Capital Commerce Center
AMR partners with Moses Tucker to build first condo living units in downtown Little Rock.
Standing seven stories high, this downtown mixed-use building consists of condos, office space and restaurant.
Standing seven stories high, this downtown mixed-use building consists of condos, office space and restaurant.
2005: 300 Third Tower
AMR partnered with Moses Tucker to build luxury condos in downtown Little Rock
2009: River Market Tower
AMR partnered with Moses Tucker to build luxury condos in downtown Little Rock
2011: Museum of Discovery
AMR completed the remodel of their original design for the museum
2012: Founder Rick Redden Passes
2013: Revitalization of Main Street
Mann on Main Building, Main Street Little Rock
2013: Revitalization of Main Street
Mann Lofts and Bruno's Little Italy
2013: Arkansas Tech University's Brown Hall
AMR Continues to work in pedestrian focused environments from the River Market District to University Campuses.
2020
AMR relocates to the 1424 Soma on South Main Street
1982: The Founding of AMR Architects
AMR Architects, Inc. was founded in 1982 with a central purpose in mind: To create buildings that enhance environment and work for owners and occupants, while providing joy in their everyday use.
1985: The Heritage Center
AMR won the Award of Merit for the Heritage Center Renovation on East Markham. The renovation of this building marks the beginning the long history of revitalization of what is now known as the "River Market District."
1985 - 1995: Early Work
Mullins Library at the University of Arkansas
1985 - 1995: Early Work
Bowman Curve
1985 - 1995: Early Work
Lakewood Village in North Little Rock
1997: The River Market
The River Market, once an abandoned, desolate neighborhood, has been a catalyst for development of the now flourishing district which includes museums, restaurants, hotels, housing and commercial businesses.
1999: Ross Pendergraft Library at ATU
The Pendergraft began a long relationship with Arkansas Tech University in which AMR helped create a master plan for the campus and execute it including buildings such as the Chambers Cafeteria, Baswell Techionery, Rothwell Hall, Brown Hall Administration Building, Norman Art Building, Indoor Multi-Sport Complex, M Street Dorm and Baswell Residence Hall.
1999: Tuf Nut Lofts
We designed Tuf Nut Lofts which used to be a warehouse space, and later came back and renovated the first floor for retail.
2002: Arkansas Capital Commerce Center
AMR partners with Moses Tucker to build first condo living units in downtown Little Rock.
Standing seven stories high, this downtown mixed-use building consists of condos, office space and restaurant.
Standing seven stories high, this downtown mixed-use building consists of condos, office space and restaurant.
2005: 300 Third Tower
AMR partnered with Moses Tucker to build luxury condos in downtown Little Rock
2009: River Market Tower
AMR partnered with Moses Tucker to build luxury condos in downtown Little Rock
2011: Museum of Discovery
AMR completed the remodel of their original design for the museum
2012: Founder Rick Redden Passes
2013: Revitalization of Main Street
Mann on Main Building, Main Street Little Rock
2013: Revitalization of Main Street
Mann Lofts and Bruno's Little Italy
2013: Arkansas Tech University's Brown Hall
AMR Continues to work in pedestrian focused environments from the River Market District to University Campuses.
2020
AMR relocates to the 1424 Soma on South Main Street
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