SCM Architects

04/23/2026

Join us in congratulating Jared Davenport on passing the ARE and becoming a licensed architect! This is a major milestone and a testament to his dedication, hard work, and commitment to the profession. We’re excited to celebrate this accomplishment with you!

04/09/2026

With The Masters starting today, we’ve been thinking about our work at Pleasant Valley Country Club — a recent renovation + addition designed to elevate the member experience while honoring the traditions of the game. A fitting moment to celebrate both.

Happy Masters week!



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03/26/2026

Last month, SCM participated in the Career Fair hosted by the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of Arkansas.

Our team was represented by alumni Tom Miskin (UofA '25), Catherine Eshelbrenner (UofA '25), and Tommy Wise-Ehlers (UofA '18).

We enjoyed talking with all the talented students and were both impressed and inspired by their portfolios. Thank you, , for having us; we look forward to next year!

02/20/2026

Next Tuesday we will be attending the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design’s Career Fair at the University of Arkansas! We’re excited to connect with students and talk about SCM’s work, our team culture, and opportunities at the firm. Be sure to stop by and say hello!



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11/30/2025

SCM Architects farewell dinner in Paris. What a great experience and trip. Safe and good travels to everyone.

11/29/2025

SCM Architects visit to the Paris Opera House, a must see if ever in Paris.

11/27/2025

SCM Architects visit to Notre Dame and Saints Chapelle

11/27/2025

SCM Architects begin their visit at Notre Dame. Hope to see some behind the scenes of reconstruction.

11/26/2025

SCM Architects kick off dinner for Paris France office trip!

10/17/2025

09/05/2025

07/17/2025

Williamson Hall is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a significant example of Colonial Revival Architecture on Arkansas Tech’s campus. Unfortunately, the structure caught fire and experienced extensive damage throughout the building including fire, water, and subsequent environmental damage in 2019. SCM provided design and construction administration services and coordinated efforts with Arkansas Historic Preservation Program leaders to reconstruct the historic building in 2021.