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SLAM and the Baylor College of Medicine unveil plans for the development of the new Lillie and Roy Cullen Tower Health Sciences Tower and campus for education and research, securing its place as one of the nation’s leaders in the discovery and advancement of medical breakthroughs. At 503,000 SF and 11 floors, it will be one of the largest medical education buildings in the nation and one of the most technically sophisticated School of Medicine and School of Health Professions facilities in the country.

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[logo] Creativity in Design to Enrich Lives

SLAM is an architecture firm with integrated construction services, landscape architecture, structural and civil engineering, and interior design. We have an infinite drive to unlock and solve complex design problems. We strive to design exceptional places that inspire the people who inhabit them. Our design thinkers have a never-ending flow of ideas and energy across our offices in Atlanta, GA, Boston, MA, Denver, CO, Glastonbury, CT, Iowa City, IA, Los Angeles, CA, Orlando, FL, Philadelphia, PA, and Providence, RI. In short, we’re built around the exact services our clients need to take a building project from concept to completion, and to do it beautifully.

Our clients make the world a better place. At SLAM we create the places that make them smarter and more successful. 

The Design Thinkers Blog is our voice for ideas, inspiration and all the things that inspire and excite our diverse team. We are SLAM!

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SLAM and Baylor College of Medicine Reveal Design for the Lillie and Roy Cullen Tower

At 11 floors and over half a million square feet, the new tower will be prominently positioned adjacent to the Texas Medical Center Helix Park in Houston.

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SLAM’s Indianapolis Consolidated Justice Facility Earns AIA Orlando Design Excellence

The design build project is located on a repurposed brownfield site and revitalizes an adjoining neighborhood that supported the industrial town.

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What Story Do You Want to Tell?

Interior designers do much more than selecting paint colors and finishes. We are not decorating a space, we’re designing it to meet specific functions and user needs, complimenting the building architecture and telling a story about our clients in the process.

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