Reeves Young is currently constructing a new four-story, 168,765 SF Judicial Center that will feature an 8,100 SF enclosed parking structure. The state-of-the-art facility will include courtrooms for circuit court, chancery court, criminal court, and family court, along with key judicial spaces such as a sally port, holding cells, judges’ chambers, a District Attorney suite, jury deliberation rooms, and various offices. The project also incorporates back-of-house areas, including break rooms and storage spaces, to support seamless operations. Located on a 6.2-acre site, the development will include 395 parking spaces to accommodate staff and visitors. Once complete, this modern facility will provide a comprehensive and functional solution for the county’s growing judicial needs.
Location: Nashville
Giles County Courthouse Renovation
Reeves Young undertook the 32,700-square-foot renovation of a historic courthouse with the goal of restoring and modernizing the building while preserving its architectural heritage. Listed on the State of Tennessee Historic Registry, the project included critical structural repairs, exterior envelope improvements, and the integration of advanced security and fire suppression systems. Upgrades to the HVAC and electrical systems ensured the building meets contemporary standards of safety, accessibility, and energy efficiency. Additionally, public spaces were enhanced with modern, energy-efficient features that complement the building’s historic character, delivering a functional and revitalized facility that honors its legacy.
Tennessee Board of Regents TCAT Hartsville
The new 69,687 SF multi-disciplinary educational facility includes 3,500 SF of additions and renovations to existing facilities. The new construction consists of a single building wrapped around a centralized terraced courtyard to enhance the student experience at TCAT Hartsville. The project features laboratories, classrooms, and staff/student support spaces, with the learning environment designed to simulate real-life working conditions for comprehensive educational instruction. This modern facility will significantly enhance the TCAT Hartsville campus and provide much-needed educational space for its growing population.
University of Kentucky Funkhouser Building
Reeves Young is providing construction management at risk services for this project, which includes the demolition of existing building additions, the renovation of approximately 65,000 SF of the original building, and a 65,000 SF addition. The project will feature 29,000 SF of student and maker space, including capstone project areas, maker spaces and shops, a machine shop, student organization spaces, and meeting and presentation rooms. Additionally, it will include 32,000 SF of biomedical cross-disciplinary space, encompassing biomedical engineering research labs and offices, as well as research labs and faculty offices for computer science, chemical and materials engineering, mechanical and aerospace engineering, and electrical and computer engineering.
Western Kentucky University
Reeves Young is executing multiple projects on the Western Kentucky University campus, enhancing its facilities and infrastructure. These include constructing a 120,000 SF facility to support the Big Red Marching Band, Hilltopper Athletics, and WKU E-Sports programs. The facility features dedicated spaces for the band, a Baseball Clubhouse with locker rooms, weight rooms, and offices, a hitting facility, and an 87,000 SF indoor training space. Additionally, Reeves Young is renovating the 15,300 SF Hilltopper Stadium Press Box, upgrading it to meet ADA standards with a new elevator and modernized spaces for media, including broadcast, radio, and coaches’ booths. The company is also managing structural repairs to Hilltopper Hall, including improvements to the steel frame, stair towers, masonry envelope, and interior finishes, requiring precise reconstruction to maintain functionality. These projects reflect Reeves Young’s dedication to improving WKU’s campus.
State of Tennessee DIDD
Reeves Young was selected to provide Construction Manager at Risk services for a 121,426 SF Middle Tennessee Regional Office facility on the Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (DIDD) campus in Nashville. The project includes three separate buildings in close proximity: an office building, a seating and positioning clinic, and a structure housing maintenance and warehouse functions. Extensive site work will enhance the campus, featuring retaining walls, a test track, a sensory garden, and landscape and hardscape beautification along the Stewarts Ferry Pike frontage. The project also requires utility coordination to ensure the current campus remains fully operational until users transition from existing buildings into the new facilities.
Reeves Young Nashville Office
BNA Nashville Airport Interiors
State of Tennessee Natchez State Park Inn
This project includes demolishing the existing inn and constructing a new, three-story, 40,000 SF inn. The new inn will include a lobby, 48 guestrooms with interior corridor access and exterior balconies, restaurant/dining room with bar, 3,000 SF banquet room divisible into four compartments, a 20-person board room, commercial kitchen, laundry, lounge/recreation room, infinity edge swimming pool, administrative offices, support spaces, infrastructure related to lake access, parking, and sidewalks. The site will also have a playground and a new two-lane boat ramp with a dock.
Second Avenue Rebuild
Reeves Young has been selected as the Construction Manager at Risk for a multi-phase, three-block street restoration project in downtown Nashville, addressing damage from the 2020 bombing on Second Avenue. This project requires close coordination with the Metro Nashville Planning Department, the Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency (MDHA), the Downtown Partnership, utility providers, and local businesses to minimize disruption and maintain pedestrian safety. Subsurface improvements include replacing the combined sanitary/storm conveyance system with dedicated sanitary mains and stormwater lines, reconfiguring water mains and services, adjusting high- and low-voltage systems, and modifying existing gas, water, power, sanitary, and signalization infrastructure. At street level, the revitalized corridor will feature pedestrian-friendly spaces, decorative paver bulb-outs, high-visibility crosswalks, outdoor seating areas, and enhanced lighting systems, creating a more inviting and accessible urban environment.