Thomas F. Little, AIA
35+ years of historic preservation, design and construction experience.
Graduated from Mississippi State University with a Bachelor’s Degree of Architecture in 1984 and Georgia State University in 2003 with a Masters of Heritage Preservation. Thomas also studied Information Arts at Memphis College of Art.
Employment
Thomas Little Architect, LLC, 2020-Present
Choate + Hertlein Architects, Consulting Architect, 2020-2023
Surber Barber Choate + Hertlein Architects, 1997-2021
Smith Dalia Architects, 1993-1997
Williamson+Haizlip, Inc, 1990-1992
Mockbee Coker Howorth, 1988-1990
Awards and Recognitions
Excellence in Preservation Service, Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation, 2023
Advocacy Award of Excellence, Docomomo US, 2018
Dorothy Spence Helping Hand Award, AIA Atlanta, 2015
Special Award of Recognition, AIA Atlanta, 2008
Achievement Award, Georgia Historic Preservation Division, 2007
Jenny D. Thurston Award for Outstanding Preservation Professional, 2005
Professional and Civic Engagement
American Institute of Architects, Member
Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation, Member, Former Trustee
The National Trust for Historic Preservation, Member
Docomomo US, Member
Easements Atlanta, Board of Directors, Former President
National Register of Historic Places, Former Georgia Review Board Chair
Partial Project Experience
Grove Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia*
Fort Gillem Motor Pool and Administration Buildings, Historic Preservation Services, with Foley Design
Little + Kimbrell Residence
The Commons at the Imperial Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia*
Juniper and Tenth Highrise, Atlanta, Georgia*
All Saints Episcopal Church, Atlanta, Georgia*
Ponce City Market, Atlanta, Georgia*
Old Civil Engineering Building, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia*
The Balzer Theater at Theatrical Outfit, Atlanta, Georgia*
*Work performed while employed at Surber Barber Choate + Hertlein Architects