Tuck-Hinton Architects

Also known as: Tuck Hinton Architecture & Design

Credited on three Nashville/Middle Tennessee visitor-experience projects spanning 2001-2016 (Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum; Jack Daniel's Distillery's White Rabbit Bottle Shop and Barrel House 1-14); firm listing and studio page remain live under new/younger ownership after founding principal Kem Hinton departed to form Kem Hinton Design in 2019, with current business listings (Yelp) showing activity as recently as June 2026. (verified 2026-07-19)

Tuck-Hinton Architects is a Nashville, Tennessee architecture firm founded in 1984 by Seab Tuck and Kem Hinton, known for civic, cultural, and museum buildings in Middle Tennessee including the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and Adventure Science Center; the firm continues to operate under its original name and city.

Projects (3)

Sources

• http://tuckhinton.net/
• https://www.yelp.com/biz/tuck-hinton-architecture-and-design-nashville
• https://sah-archipedia.org/Architects/Tuck-Hinton-Architects