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SLAM announces enhanced leadership

National multidisciplinary design and planning firm SLAM announces enhanced leadership in higher education, independent education, healthcare and sports facility design

[DT logo] Creativity in Design to Enrich Lives

The Design Thinkers Blog presents the diverse viewpoints of our team members. We hope you enjoy their perspective and ideas on all the things that inspire and excite them.  We are SLAM!

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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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SLAM announces enhanced leadership

National multidisciplinary design and planning firm SLAM announces enhanced leadership in higher education, independent education, healthcare and sports facility design

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SLAM Elevates Two to Leadership Positions & Promotes 29 Others

SLAM is pleased to announce the promotion of two individuals: Rick Herzer, AIA, LEED AP to Managing Principal of Design and Director of Sustainability and Robert Zygmunt, PE to Principal and Shareholder. Additional promotions within the firm include sixteen staff to Senior Associate and thirteen staff to Associate.

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SLAM + SE 2050 Challenge

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.

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East Haven Ice Rink Renovation: Design Build Solutions

SLAM began working with the Town of East Haven in the winter of 2021 to evaluate, design and build the best value solution for the resurrection of the Patsy DiLungo Veteran’s Memorial ice rink located at 71 Hudson Street in a residential section of East Haven. The Town Ice Rink has been host to East Haven High School, East Haven Youth Hockey, Guilford High School, Shoreline Figure Skaters, ice skating lessons, ice hockey leagues, camps, birthday parties and events for decades. The facility has been closed since a leak was detected in the ice floor piping in 2019.

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These Are a Few of Our Favorite Things

SLAM’s Karen Parzych, Emily Leyland and Steve Boehm reflect on five of their favorite features of the new University of Houston Fertitta College of Medicine Building.