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Norcross, with the two offices bearing the same name for the first time. At the time the senior principals were William J. Gaskin, Hill and Joe C. Norcross. In 2003 Hill and other associates bought the Missouri corporation from the Arkansas one, and both began operating independently. It operated under the Gaskin Hill Norcross name until 2005, when it was renamed GHN Architects & Engineers. The Arkansas firm was dissolved after the death of then-president Gaskin in 2007, leaving GHN of Springfield as the successors to the Erhart & Eichenbaum legacy.
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delegating more design responsibility to his younger partners. In 1976 the firm was renamed Blass, Riddick, Chilcote and the partnership was expanded to include engineers Gulley Carter and
Richard L. Lanford and architect Jerry C. Wilcox. Riddick withdrew in 1978 and in 1980 the firm was incorporated as Blass, Chilcote, Carter, Lanford & Wilcox.
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Lanford and Wilcox withdrew in 1985 and 1988, respectively, and the firm was renamed first to Blass, Chilcote, Carter & Wilcox and second to Blass, Chilcote, Carter, Gaskin, Bogart & Norcross. Blass retired in 1990, followed by
Chilcote in 1999. In the meantime, in 1998, the firm was renamed
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Erhart and Rauch had retired by 1970, and new partners by that time included engineer Edgar K. Riddick Jr. and architect Lugean L. Chilcote. In 1973, with
Eichenbaum's death, the firm was reorganized as Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch, Blass & Chilcote. At this time Blass took over as senior partner,
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Architect John A. Rauch became a partner in 1945, and the firm was renamed Erhart, Eichenbaum & Rauch. In 1955 Noland Blass Jr., an associate since 1946, was also made a partner, and the firm was renamed Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch & Blass. Blass spent his entire architectural career with the
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and Eugene J. Stern. In 1927 Stern bought out Mann, and Erhart and
Eichenbaum continued with him. They later proposed to buy shares of the firm, which was refused by Stern, and in 1930 they left to establish the partnership of Erhart & Eichenbaum. Depression-era projects included three county
305:, which became a subsidiary of the firm under the name BCCLW/Casey. This was changed to BCCW/Casey in 1985, to Casey/Hill in 1988 and to Hill & Bixler in 1992. The local partner, after the retirements of Harold and Allen Casey, was Charles C. Hill Jr.
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in 1930 by architects Frank J. Erhart and Howard S. Eichenbaum. The partnership was later expanded to include architects Noland Blass Jr., Lugean L. Chilcote, Jerry C. Wilcox and others. The firm was incorporated in 1980 and established a second office in
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in 1981. In 2003 the two offices became independent, and only the
Springfield office is still active. The firm was historically responsible for major works in and around Arkansas and is best known for the work completed by the founders and by Blass.
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Arkansas State Board of Architects, which the registration law established in 1941, and on the planning commissions for Little Rock and North Little Rock and for Metroplan.
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Erhart & Eichenbaum was historically one of the largest architectural firms in the region. Its principals were closely involved in their local community, and in the larger architectural community.
404:. Like Eichenbaum he was educated at Washington University. He worked for Mann & Stern from 1917 until 1920, when he opened an independent office. He joined Erhart & Eichenbaum in 1941.
374:(AIA) and the enactment of an architectural registration law in Arkansas. He served as AIA chapter president and was the first Arkansan to be elected a director, a vice president and a
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Cromwell, Neyland, Truemper, Levy & Gatchell and Blass, Riddick, Chilcote, associated architects. A pedestrian mall along Main Street from 3rd to 8th, later removed.
458:, graduating in 1951 with a BArch. He worked for Little Rock architects Ken Cole Jr. and Swaim & Allen until 1958, when he joined Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch & Blass.
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the firm was involved in government work, and was part of a coalition of four firms which designed Camp Como (1943) in
Mississippi, a POW camp for Germans and Italians.
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1956 – Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch & Blass office building, 201 S Chester St,
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1989 – UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute, 449 Jack Stephens Dr,
1490:"Twelve First Honor Awards Given at Seventh AIA Gulf States Conference" in
1309:," Springfield Business Journal, October 9, 2005. Accessed August 1, 2024.
212:, designed by Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch & Blass and completed in 1969.
200:, designed by Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch & Blass and completed in 1968.
188:, designed by Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch & Blass and completed in 1966.
1296:," Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, September 3, 2015. Accessed August 1, 2024.
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2002 – Donald W. Reynolds Center for Business and Economic Development,
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A Field Guide to Landmarks of Modern Architecture in the United States
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A Field Guide to Landmarks of Modern Architecture in the United States
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1236:," GHN Architects & Engineers, no date. Accessed August 1, 2024.
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George Howard Jr. Federal Building and United States Courthouse
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George Howard Jr. Federal Building and United States Courthouse
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1994 – Peoples Bank and Trust Company building, 105 E 9th St,
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1974 – Baptist Health Medical Center, 9601 Baptist Health Dr,
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Eichenbaum was married in 1929 and had three children. He was
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Blass, Chilcote, Carter, Lanford & Wilcox Inc., 1980–1985
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144:, designed by Erhart & Eichenbaum and completed in 1931.
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1975 – Congregation B’nai Israel, 3700 N Rodney Parham Rd,
1376:, 52nd ed. (New Providence: Marquis Who's Who, 1997): 741.
1278:, 52nd ed. (New Providence: Marquis Who's Who, 1997): 388.
1133:(Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 2014): 95-98.
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Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch, Blass & Chilcote, 1973–1976
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Hillcrest Historic District NRHP Registration Form (1990)
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and was raised in Little Rock. He was educated at the
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1962 – First Christian Church, 14411 Taylor Loop Rd,
1687:"Special friends celebrate UALR's Reynolds Center,"
1477:"Academy Campus Plan, High School for 500 Girls" in
450:(January 14, 1929 – September 21, 2015) was born in
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1145:"Let contracts for new alien internment camps" in
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890:1982 – Little Rock Marriott, 3 Statehouse Plaza,
799:1969 – Bank of America Plaza, 200 W Capitol Ave,
661:Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch & Blass, 1955–1973
633:1954 – St. Vincent Infirmary, 2 St Vincent Cir,
504:1931 – Spanish Court Apartments, 808 N Palm St,
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328:(March 9, 1889 – January 14, 1979) was born in
168:The Administration and Nyberg Buildings of the
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1537:(New York: R. R. Bowker Company, 1970): 250.
1468:(New York: R. R. Bowker Company, 1962): 191.
1352:"Noted architect dies after heart surgery,"
1343:(New York: R. R. Bowker Company, 1956): 159.
1327:(New York: R. R. Bowker Company, 1956): 159.
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1002:Henderson State University Historic District
1597:"Fine Arts groundbreaking is scheduled" in
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1192:"Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch & Blass" in
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836:University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
690:University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
1648:"Murphy Oil to build new El Dorado home,"
733:1965 – Lakewood house, 4801 N Hills Blvd,
672:1957 – Justice Building, 625 Marshall St,
641:Mann Arts and Science Magnet Middle School
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1517:Muskogee Daily Phoenix and Times-Democrat
857:1979 – Mabee Chapel and Pike Auditorium,
773:building, 1111 W Capitol Ave, Little Rock
578:Erhart, Eichenbaum & Rauch, 1945–1955
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196:The Graduate Education Building of the
1307:Gaskin Hill Norcross makes name change
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934:University of Arkansas at Little Rock
793:office building, 1610 E Sunshine St,
18:Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch & Blass
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1713:Design companies established in 1930
1708:Architecture firms based in Arkansas
1131:Architects of Little Rock, 1833-1950
474:National Register of Historic Places
1635:"Groundbreaking Slated for Today,"
1046:and engineers MacCrea–Bair–Lefever.
851:1978 – Metro Center Mall, Main St,
846:Blass, Riddick, Chilcote, 1976–1980
344:, though he did not earn a degree.
741:Hill Wheatley Downtowner Motor Inn
485:Erhart & Eichenbaum, 1930–1945
365:Washington University in St. Louis
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1464:"Eichenbaum, Howard S(amuel)" in
688:1960 – Barton Research Building,
1258:, November 19, 1999, 1A and 14A.
595:Veterans Administration Hospital
562:Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium
540:1939 – Reynolds Science Center,
372:American Institute of Architects
284:Veterans Administration Hospital
272:Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium
170:Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium
1339:"Eichenbaum, Howard Samuel" in
987:A contributing resource to the
927:Gaskin Hill Norcross, from 1998
834:1977 – Education Building Two,
824:1975 – Mabee Fine Arts Center,
1254:"ASUMH architect dies at 61,"
749:1966 – Felix Goodson Library,
597:(former), 300 E Roosevelt Rd,
237:GHN Architects & Engineers
35:GHN Architects & Engineers
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1560:American Architects Directory
1535:American Architects Directory
1466:American Architects Directory
1372:"Chilcote, Lugean Lester" in
1341:American Architects Directory
1325:American Architects Directory
1194:American Architects Directory
1181:American Architects Directory
1165:American Architects Directory
725:Sam and Shirley Strauss House
1624:Springfield Leader and Press
1573:Springfield Leader and Press
869:Statehouse Convention Center
859:Southwest Baptist University
496:Arkansas School for the Deaf
425:in 1871. He was educated at
323:Francis James "Frank" Erhart
142:Arkansas School for the Deaf
1533:"Eichenbaum, Howard S." in
1323:"Erhart, Francis James" in
1038:, Erhart & Eichenbaum,
989:Hillcrest Historic District
826:Ouachita Baptist University
751:Williams Baptist University
735:North Little Rock, Arkansas
512:Van Buren County Courthouse
220:The former headquarters of
27:American architectural firm
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1218:Arkansas corporate filings
761:Lawrence County Courthouse
572:Panola County, Mississippi
542:Henderson State University
423:Gus Blass Department Store
342:University of Pennsylvania
182:Lawrence County Courthouse
1689:Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
1549:(December 1, 1971): 3987.
729:Cammack Village, Arkansas
208:Bank of America Plaza in
1652:, November 7, 1981, 17C.
1639:, September 14, 1980, 9.
1558:"Blass, Noland, Jr." in
1479:Progressive Architecture
1274:"Blass, Noland, Jr." in
1207:Progressive Architecture
1179:"Blass, Noland, Jr." in
1072:, associated architects.
532:Howard County Courthouse
356:Howard Samuel Eichenbaum
1448:(October 17, 1946): 84.
1446:Engineering News-Record
1147:Engineering News-Record
1040:Wittenberg & Delony
921:Mountain Home, Arkansas
643:, 1000 E Roosevelt Rd,
552:Izard County Courthouse
233:Erhart & Eichenbaum
154:Izard County Courthouse
52:; Howard S. Eichenbaum
33:Erhart & Eichenbaum
1626:, October 9, 1977, 58.
1601:, August 9, 1973, 14B.
1519:, August 25, 1963, 15.
1149:(October 1, 1942): 13.
1025:, NRHP-listed in 2006.
991:, NRHP-listed in 1990.
765:Walnut Ridge, Arkansas
755:Walnut Ridge, Arkansas
625:Mount St. Mary Academy
615:Noland Blass Jr. House
585:Memorial Field Airport
456:University of Arkansas
445:Lugean Lester Chilcote
294:(1967) in Pine Bluff.
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1678:, April 21, 1994, 6A.
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1503:Cyrus A. Sutherland,
1494:(February, 1957): 11.
1434:Buildings of Arkansas
1432:Cyrus A. Sutherland,
1409:Buildings of Arkansas
1407:Cyrus A. Sutherland,
1396:Buildings of Arkansas
1394:Cyrus A. Sutherland,
938:Little Rock, Arkansas
915:Little Rock, Arkansas
892:Little Rock, Arkansas
879:Rock Island, Illinois
873:Little Rock, Arkansas
871:, 101 La Harpe Blvd,
853:Little Rock, Arkansas
840:Little Rock, Arkansas
830:Arkadelphia, Arkansas
820:Little Rock, Arkansas
807:Little Rock, Arkansas
801:Little Rock, Arkansas
795:Springfield, Missouri
745:Hot Springs, Arkansas
719:Little Rock, Arkansas
712:Boy Scouts of America
700:Little Rock, Arkansas
694:Little Rock, Arkansas
684:Little Rock, Arkansas
674:Little Rock, Arkansas
668:Little Rock, Arkansas
655:Little Rock, Arkansas
653:, 4301 W Markham St,
645:Little Rock, Arkansas
635:Little Rock, Arkansas
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599:Little Rock, Arkansas
589:Hot Springs, Arkansas
546:Arkadelphia, Arkansas
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1691:, December 22, 2002.
1610:Miriam F. Stimpson,
1584:Miriam F. Stimpson,
1492:Architectural Record
1374:Who's Who in America
1305:Ashleigh Behlmann, "
1276:Who's Who in America
1163:"Rauch, John A." in
782:Pine Bluff, Arkansas
623:1954 – Marian Hall,
566:Booneville, Arkansas
395:John Alexander Rauch
351:Howard S. Eichenbaum
243:. It was founded in
82:; William J. Gaskin
40:Practice information
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1356:, July 24, 1998, 2.
1070:Edward Durell Stone
1044:Theodore M. Sanders
1019:Haralson & Mott
902:El Dorado, Arkansas
743:, 135 Central Ave,
715:Quapaw Area Council
651:UAMS Medical Center
617:, 217 Normandy Rd,
556:Melbourne, Arkansas
536:Nashville, Arkansas
480:Architectural works
402:St. James, Missouri
313:Partner biographies
288:UAMS Medical Center
62:; Noland Blass Jr.
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1663:Architecture South
1294:Lugean L. Chilcote
706:Muskogee, Oklahoma
682:, 1403 E 6th Ave,
607:, 2600 Howard St,
570:1943 – Camp Como,
440:Lugean L. Chilcote
427:Cornell University
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138:Parnell Hall
210:Little Rock
1702:Categories
1098:References
898:Murphy Oil
717:building,
222:Murphy Oil
1650:The Times
1421:Hope Star
274:. During
226:El Dorado
158:Melbourne
1059:-listed.
978:-listed.
118:Location
102:Founders
45:Partners
896:1983 –
867:1980 –
789:1968 –
776:1967 –
769:1966 –
759:1966 –
739:1965 –
723:1964 –
710:1964 –
678:1958 –
649:1956 –
639:1955 –
613:1952 –
603:1952 –
593:1950 –
560:1941 –
550:1940 –
530:1939 –
520:1936 –
510:1934 –
490:1931 –
257:History
140:of the
110:Founded
465:Legacy
384:Jewish
376:Fellow
338:Denver
944:Notes
336:, in
1057:NRHP
1042:and
1006:NRHP
976:NRHP
448:FAIA
419:FAIA
360:FAIA
180:The
152:The
113:1930
80:FAIA
68:FAIA
64:FAIA
55:FAIA
791:IBM
398:AIA
326:AIA
224:in
184:in
156:in
96:AIA
92:AIA
84:AIA
60:AIA
50:AIA
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