Work: Selected

A 600 SF market in the ground floor of the Kenect Nashville multifamily building.

Designed for Living Building Certification, the Tennessee Concrete Association headquarters underwent a design process that "right sized" the building to be no larger or smaller than it needed to be.

In 2020 MZA was tapped to design the renovation of 1513 16th Ave S by HailSolve for their new office space. Built around 1920, this 2-1/2 story foursquare is typical of many single-family homes in the Music Row neighborhood which have been converted to music studios, music-related businesses, professional offices and multifamily residences.

MZA is designing the renovation and addition to the former INK prink shop building into a hub for music, technology and creative companies including Mark Montgomery's FLO {thinkery} company and a handful of affiliated startups and other separately owned businesses.

Hill Center Five Points is a mixed-use development in the heart of the lively Five Points commercial center of East Nashville.

In 2015 local grocery store The Turnip Truck began development on an unused .95 acre surface parking lot at 701 Woodland St for their expanded East Nashville location.

MZA worked with the owners of 20 Music Square West to renovate the existing building for the law offices of Keller Turner Andrews & Ghanem, maintaining scale, fenestration, and materiality.

MZA was approached by the creative music management firm Thirty Tigers to design the renovation of an 11,000 square foot pre-engineered metal warehouse in the Wedgewood Houston neighborhood for their new office.

Hands on Nashville (HON), a non-profit center based in Nashville, commissioned MZA to design a new office space to be located in one of downtown Nashville's historic Trolley Barns.

An office design incorporating a “non-traditional” open-ness within the casual office environment.

Besides the striking exterior materials and geometries, the building is notable for its environmentally conscious features.

MZA designed the repurposing of a downtown Nashville warehouse into offices for Hawkins Partners Landscape Architects.

A 4800 square foot build out in the Terrazzo office and condominium tower in Nashville’s “Gulch” area, the KTRAGH project provided a new office for a start-up, full service, entertainment law firm.

Formerly The Music City Mix Factory nightclub, this registered LEED Gold core and shell 42,000 square foot redevelopment returns the building to an updated version of its original 1930's appearance.

In April 2013, Zeitgeist Gallery and MZA relocated to the Wedgewood/Houston neighborhood in Nashville. The new location, a former automobile workshop, continues MZA’s interest in creatively adapting existing urban spaces to ensure future functionality.