Les Tillery, AIA, Principal and Huntsville Studio Director for McMillan Pazdan Smith, is featured in a recent profile by the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber as part of its HREGI (Huntsville Regional Economic Growth Initiative) spotlight series.
In the profile, Tillery reflects on his family’s long-term connection to the Huntsville community, where he has lived since 2003, and how he has contributed to the city’s remarkable growth. A Mississippi State School of Architecture graduate, Tillery has been actively involved in civic leadership, currently serving as chair of the Huntsville Planning Commission, and chair of BizPac, the political action arm of the Committee of 100.
The profile also highlights McMillan Pazdan Smith’s expertise and its expanded capabilities. The MPS Huntsville studio continues to serve clients across the region, backed by the resources of our more than 500-person firm. MPS delivers architecture, masterplanning, advisory, and interior design services with a focus on meaningful community impact.
Throughout his career, Tillery has contributed to many notable projects in the Huntsville area, including the Huntsville Transit Station, HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology, Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering, and developments within Cummings Research Park for leading organizations such as BAE, Raytheon, Leidos, and Blue Origin.
Tillery also shared his experience restoring the historic Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, helping return the music landmark to a fully functional recording studio and event venue listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Involvement with HREGI reflects McMillan Pazdan Smith’s broader commitment to community investment and economic development. MPS is working to help shape vibrant, thriving regions across the Southeast.
Read the full profile of Les Tillery from the Huntsville / Madison County Chamber:
HREGI Profile: Les Tillery
