August 16, 2023Painters Row Coming to Louisville Neighborhood
The former masonry and timber warehouses on Lytle Street in the Portland neighborhood of Louisville will soon be transformed into a $17.5 million multi-use development. Called Painters Row, this 45,750 SF renovation will include new offices, retail spaces, restaurants, and +71 apartment units. Read more...
July 1, 2021We’re Hiring!
With company growth comes opportunity! Shrout Tate Wilson is looking for talented full-time/intern Mechanical and Electrical engineers to join our force. We are currently looking for bright, skilled individuals in the Lexington, Louisville and Charleston, South Carolina areas. Interested? EMAIL US AT JULIE.FRAZIER@STWENG.COM Read more...
August 3, 2023Oldham County Library Goshen Branch Breaks Ground
Friday, April 28, 2023 marked the day of the groundbreaking celebration for the new Oldham County Goshen Branch Library. The facility will feature a larger book collection, more technology, outdoor events, larger meeting rooms, and larger study areas. The new library is expected to open by next year. Read more...
February 17, 2023STW Awarded Kentucky Trails Project
Shrout Tate Wilson was recently awarded the Kentucky Trails project at the Louisville Zoo. This project will be located on 20 undeveloped acres near the Zoo’s Glacier Run and Snow Leopard Pass. The project is currently expected to cost $30 million and be open to the public by 2025. Read more...
December 15, 2022Ellen T. Leslie Classrooms Wins AIA Honor Award
The Waterfront Botanical Gardens Ellen T. Leslie Botanical Classrooms project has received the 2022 AIA Kentucky Honor Award. This project is one of nine that were recognized for excellence in architectural design. The project won under the New Construction: Less Than $5M category. Read more...
October 25, 2022Bullitt County Library Receives “Award of Merit”
The new 45,000 square foot Bullitt County Library has officially opened to the public September 17, 2022. The project has received an “Award of Merit” from the Kentucky Chapter of the Associated Builder and Contractors for its design. Read more...
September 29, 2022Marksbury Family Branch Library Under Construction
The Lexington Public Library celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony of their new Marksbury Branch August 16, 2022. Formerly known as the Village Branch, this $17 million new library will be nearly triple the size of it’s former facility. Read more...
September 29, 2022Groundbreaking for New Scott County High School
Friday, August 12, marked the groundbreaking ceremony for Scott County High School’s new school. The new school will be built on roughly 80 acres of land located on the bypass between Long Lick Pike and US 25. The three-story school will have the capacity for 1,500 students and is planned to be complete in 2024. Read more...
August 12, 2022Renovation Underway at Silver Creek High School
The groundbreaking ceremony for Silver Creek High School took place last Friday, August 12. The $100 million project will include extensive renovations including new classrooms, new laboratories, a new student union, a new main entrance, an expanded cafeteria and a new auditorium. Read more...
May 11, 2021Shrout Tate Wilson Expands to South Carolina
Shrout Tate Wilson has expanded our offices to Charleston, South Carolina as of this Spring. We are fortunate to call 4900 O’Hear Avenue, Suite 100 one of our newest homes! We look forward to establishing new business relationships in 2021. Read more...
July 26, 2022Construction Begins on The West in East Louisville
A new development, The West, is currently under construction in East end Louisville. This new, 72,000 square foot multi-purpose office building offers flexible floor plans, meeting spaces, and an upscale lounge. Shrout Tate Wilson is proud to be working on another project off Old Henry Road! Read more...
May 9, 2022New Splash Park Coming to Lexington East End
The groundbreaking ceremony for the new Charles Young Splash Park was held Monday May 2, 2022. Named “Splash!”, the water park will be a nature-inspired splash pad with strategic design inspired from the natural landscapes of Kentucky. Read more...
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