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New Phoenix Office Accelerates Growth for Cuhaci Peterson

by Katie Lee

Maitland, Fla. — Cuhaci Peterson has added another office to its location portfolio. The Central Florida-based architecture and engineering firm has opened its new Phoenix office. Located in downtown Phoenix, the new space is in the historic Luhrs Tower. The local staff of nearly 15 will support the firm’s services in the grocery and retail sectors, among others. “The decision to expand our presence into Phoenix was a logical step in our business growth strategy,” says CEO Greg Simpson. “The area is rich with diverse talent, home to some of …

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Post-COVID Design

by Katie Lee

— By Steven Duffy — Retail formats — grocery formats especially — must adapt quickly.   The future of retail changed forever as the pandemic exposed the inadequacies of e-grocery. Consumers seek convenience at a fair price, and they want a frictionless experience. Grocers and retailers must adapt, and quickly. Retail and grocery formats and their supporting technologies have remained static for decades, unable to respond to shoppers’ demands, new technologies and have failed to meet today’s consumer’s shifting paradigm. Retail of the Future is at an Inflection Point Today …

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Cuhaci Peterson Unveils New Name and Rebranding

by Katie Lee

Maitland, Fla. — Cuhaci & Peterson, a nationally recognized firm of architects, engineers and designers, has launched the company’s complete rebranding to Cuhaci Peterson. The rebrand includes a new company name, logo, tagline and upcoming redesigned website. With the initiative, the 43-year-old firm continues its mission to exceed expectations by transforming ideas into value and delivering the best solutions as it partners with clients to aspire, create and accomplish. The move keeps the firm’s core legacy intact while still signaling change. Tomorrow, together — the new tagline — says a …

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Cuhaci & Peterson Plans New Phoenix Office

by Katie Lee

Maitland, Fla. — Cuhaci & Peterson is planning an expansion in the Southwest with the opening of a new office in downtown Phoenix in the Luhrs Tower, which provides easy access to Valley Metro Rail, walk/bike access and a dedicated parking garage on-site. The move, which is slated to open in January 2022, helps strengthen the firm’s West Coast footprint. “We’ve been looking at expansion in the Phoenix area for some time and this move makes sense for both our company and the clients we serve. We’re extremely excited to …

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Cuhaci & Peterson Promotes Senior Vice President of Engineering

by Katie Lee

Orlando, Fla. — Cuhaci & Peterson Architects, Engineers and Planners has promoted Joe Keene to senior vice president of engineering. Formerly vice president of mechanical engineering, Keene will now oversee strategic direction and management of the firm’s engineering disciplines, including Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Protection. “We are looking forward to Joe taking on this strategic leadership role as we expand our reach and engineering service offerings to align with our evolving client partner needs,” says Joshua Inman, director of operations. With an extensive professional portfolio under his belt, …

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Knoebel Construction Completes HopCat Restaurant in Missouri

by Katie Lee

St. Louis — Construction is complete for the new $2 million HopCat restaurant and craft beer bar in the Delmar Loop in St. Louis, with Knoebel Construction serving as the general contractor. The new 8,580-square-foot location features seating for 245 guests, draft bar, an outdoor beer garden that seats 100 guests and event space. The developer was BarFly Ventures and the architect was Cuhaci & Peterson.

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