KSA led the restoration of one of Tennessee’s few remaining pre-Civil War courthouses, reversing modifications from 1908–1954 that had diminished its historic character.
The project began with exterior restoration, including the cupola, followed by an extensive interior renovation. This involved removing an added floor, constructing a new balcony, and updating all systems within the 1856 structure while navigating undocumented renovations and hidden conditions.
Collaborating with historical experts and referencing old photographs, KSA meticulously restored period-accurate details. The final phase modernized interior offices for county operations, completing the courthouse’s transformation.
