SS&A Honored in Lasting Impact Exhibition
SS&A Honored in Lasting Impact Exhibition
SS&A Design Collective (Sherlock, Smith & Adams, Inc.) is proud to be featured in the Montgomery County Historical Society’s winter exhibition, Lasting Impact, which highlights historic Montgomery businesses and their enduring contributions to the region’s economic and cultural fabric.
The exhibition, on view October 6, 2025 through January 5, 2026 at the Figh-Pickett House, showcases companies that have played pivotal roles in shaping Montgomery’s identity. Alongside SS&A, the exhibition includes ALAGA/Whitfield Foods Inc., Rosemont Gardens, Ross-Clayton Funeral Home, Hill Hill Carter Franco Cole & Black, PC, Knox Kershaw Inc., Sabel Steel, and Jim Wilson & Associates, LLC.
“Being recognized in Lasting Impact is an honor for SS&A,” said Shavon Charlot, President of SS&A. “For nearly 80 years, we have called Montgomery home. Our employee-owners are proud that our work, from local civic projects to global federal facilities, continues to represent the innovation, resilience, and integrity of this community.”
Opening Reception: Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025 | 5:00–6:30 PM
Brown Bag Lunch & Learn: Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2025 | 11:30 AM–1:00 PM
Key leaders from featured businesses will share stories of successes and struggles.
Holiday Open House: Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025 | 10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Festive music, storytelling, art-making, and artist demonstrations
SS&A’s Enduring Legacy
Founded in Montgomery in 1946, SS&A has grown into a nationally recognized, employee-owned firm delivering integrated architecture, engineering, and planning solutions. With offices in Montgomery, Auburn, and Knoxville, the firm continues to design complex environments for federal, healthcare, educational, and civic clients.
As an employee-owned small business with global reach, SS&A remains committed to aligning design solutions and client visions, nurturing trust and personal relationships, and delivering expertise and efficiency. This recognition by the Montgomery County Historical Society affirms SS&A’s lasting role as both a community partner and an innovative design leader.
Get a sneak peak of the Lasting Impact exhibit on the Montgomery County Historical Society’s website.
