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There is a certain vibe that connects the works of Johnson Architecture, Inc (JAI). It is an energy that flows through our residential and commercial projects, a sense of rhythm and purpose.

The "vibe" is there whether it's an innovative habitat where people can see eye to eye with giraffes, an upscale gallery-style bistro, a treetop walkway with an epic sense of the great outdoors, a new civic anchor for a downtown, a rustic retreat called Camp Fish Lips, or a home full of heart and soul for Extreme Makeover Home Edition.The theme is a synergy between the client, purpose, and vision.

It is what gives all these places, spaces, and buildings a true sense of "personality." Each home reflects a style as unique as its owners and residents, just as each individual business, restaurant, church or school does. In another sense, JAI is "dancing about architecture." We love what we do, and it shows.
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Johnson Architecture, Inc.'s process is both intellectual and intuitive. It is rigorous yet flexible, fun and creative. Our work is known for exceptional design and our commitment to the sensibility of materials and means of construction. JAI's passion for architecture, planning and design yields an approach which focuses on problem solving.
Johnson Architecture has hired University of Tennessee graduate Ryan Orr as an intern architect. Johnson Architecture and The Christman Company earn award of distinction for preservation and renovation of First Presbyterian Church. Johnson Architecture and The Christman Company have earned an East Tennessee Historical Society (ETHS) Award of Excellence for the $10 million renovation of the historic.
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Cody P.
Cody P.
Oct 29, 2018
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Absolutely awful! The secretary was beyond rude, she treated me very poor. After talking to her I decided to turn my business else where.
Chris Campbell
Chris Campbell
Oct 11, 2018
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Apparently these guys are snobs and don't have time for a simple question. How hard is it to take 5 minutes to
help someone? I guess when you have your regular clients you can blow off anyone e with just a question.