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About

 

 

 

Creating timeless spaces through a site-specific and personal approach.

Sloan Springer Architect is a design-focused practice specializing in creating homes for people who want more than just a house. Our clients see their home as a reflection of themselves. We believe that great design comes from a collaborative and tailored experience, playing off of the uniqueness of each client and the constraints of each project.

We don't just design houses, we craft happy and healthy homes.


Values

 
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Quality Design

Architecture is not an autonomous art form; every day we live in and interact with the built environment. Quality design capitalizes on this relationship by providing engaging and well-crafted spaces.

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Team Effort

Architecture is a collaborative process, playing off the unique strengths, expertise, and experiences of everyone involved. Rather than simply dictating solutions, my role as an architect is to foster a creative environment where there are no bad ideas, only stepping stones to great ones.

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Site-Specific

Every project is different. The context and constraints should be viewed as opportunities, not roadblocks; thus, enabling a unique, site-specific solution that goes beyond any preconceived notion.

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Multi-Faceted Sustainability

Sustainability is equally environmental, economic, and social. Architecture should respect the environment, perform efficiently, and give back to the community.


Sloan Springer, AIA

 
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Registered architect in TX, NJ, & NY
Bachelor of Environmental Design | Texas A&M University
Master of Architecture | Syracuse University

From bookcases and houses in Austin, tech offices and high-rise condos in New York City, to opera facilities in Santa Fe, I've worked cross-country on a variety of award-winning projects.

The key aspect of what I do is that I provide a unique and enjoyable design experience so that my clients can focus on what really matters - after all, the task is to create something that is custom-tailored to themselves, so why should the process for getting there be any less crafted?

It's not a transactional exchange of checklists for drawings, where I take a list of wants/needs then turn around and hand them plans and we all go our merry way.

Navigating the path to getting something built is a rough and bumpy road, but if I can smooth things out a bit, then we can better arrive at a bespoke and rewarding end for my clients.

The best thing ever is having my clients say that they never would've come to the same solution on their own.


BIM

Design + Technology = Value

One of the key differences between us and many other small design firms is the integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) into the core of my process. BIM enables me to provide you with 3D views of your project long before construction, and without the need for expensive and time-consuming physical models. We understand that plans, elevations, and sections are not always easy to comprehend. These 3D views will give you more confidence in design decisions.

BIM is a process where the architect creates a digital building model that evolves along with the project, from concept to construction. This model is used to generate the traditional floor plans, elevations, and sections typically used for buildings. Instead of manually drafting each individual drawing, information in the model is leveraged to create connected and intelligent documents. BIM enables a higher level of understanding, making it easier to ensure projects come out on time and on budget. Many residential architects do not currently implement BIM technology into their workflow. It's important to find an architect that does.

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Clients Guide to BIM for Residential Projects

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