Creativity in Design to Enrich Lives

Have you heard of AIA 2030? SE 2050 is the structural engineering equivalent, which focuses solely on the elimination of embodied carbon in structural building materials.

I am Rebecca Kravec, a rising fifth-year architecture student at Auburn University, entering my final summer of architecture undergraduate school. I consider the internship a critical part of my educational experience.  Having previously completed two internships, I knew some of the qualities that I was looking for in an architecture firm. At Auburn’s architecture career fair, I discovered that SLAM had all these qualities, making them a great fit for me!

To think beyond the safe, coordinated and mandated guidelines that businesses across the nation will adhere to when returning to the workplace, as interior architects/designers, we are discovering there is one critical component missing: engaging employees on how they envision their future workplace. - Cynthia Martinez

The thought of working on the contractor side of the industry wasn’t something new to me.  Earlier on in my career, I had investigated other opportunities where I could use my architectural knowledge and experience, outside of design, in roles such as owner’s rep, Construction Management (CM), facilities, but couldn’t make that jump.  - Matt Ciaglo

SLAM has been recognized as an award-winning Healthy Workplace Employer for past two consecutive years, a longstanding goal of mine and the firms. - Tracy Herzer

Look at any project we’ve completed, and you’ll see that employees at SLAM are a collaborative bunch – it’s literally in our name. But our knack for collaboration extends beyond the typical project-based team. - Emily Leyland