Redbird Architecture
Small business model helps improve quality of life for Knoxvillians
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Redbird Architecture, one of Knoxville’s newest, locally owned architecture firms, got its start less than six months ago when architect Robyn McAdoo decided to fight back against the struggling economy.

“It sounds contradictory, but the tough economic climate inspired me to open my own business,” she says. Robyn says her goal for Redbird Architecture is to deliver top-notch architectural services to people who otherwise think the service is financially out of reach.

“I believe that I can fit the needs of more people with a small business model,” she says. “Efficient design, creativity, and thorough planning will ultimately save an owner money and result in a better project.”

But for Robyn, it’s all about improving the daily quality of life for people, both business owners and homeowners alike.

“I want to bring architectural services to folks who didn’t think they needed or could afford a real, live architect,” she says.

An experienced architect, Robyn worked for nine successful years with larger firms in Knoxville. And while she describes those experiences as nothing short of fantastic, Robyn says she is definitely happy to be a business owner.

“I decided that 2010 was the year for me to stick my neck out there and hang my own shingle,” she says. “Since the beginning of this year, I’ve kept quite busy with small commercial jobs and home renovations and additions.”

For more information, call (865) 382-8972 or visit www.redbirdarchitecture.com.