Architecture

We have an infinite drive to solve complex architectural design problems. But problems are best solved when we listen before we lead. We are built around the exact services our clients need to take a project from concept to completion and do it beautifully.

Getting there is a journey of inquisitive discovery, an immersive process that delivers meaningful places and measurable outcomes. Our designers engage in critical design dialogue to harvest the best ideas that translate into our clients’ reality. Our clients are continuously evolving and together we approach each opportunity by confronting the greatest challenges, finding the greatest inspiration, and discovering transformative solutions where creativity in architectural design enriches lives.

WORK

Check out some samples of our work below.

University of Notre Dame

Campus Crossroads Project

BELIMO Americas

North American Headquarters

Waterbury Career Academy

St. Timothy’s School

The Gerry Sisters Five Arts and Student Center

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SLAM completes Doylestown Health’s Cardiovascular and Critical Care Pavilion

Philadelphia, PA. – September 9, 2020 – The S/L/A/M Collaborative (SLAM) (formerly CBRE | Heery Design Group), in partnership with Doylestown Health, completed a new $54 million, 100,000-SF three-story addition to Doylestown Hospital, called the Cardiovascular and Critical Care Pavilion, located in Doylestown, PA. The second floor of the Pavilion houses the Center for Heart and Vascular Care (the Center), marking the completion of phase one of a three-phase project.

A perfect storm: Why the price of wood is skyrocketing

In mid-March, 2020, Covid-19 struck with amazing swiftness and ferocity, shutting down many sections of our State and National…

Navigating a Successful Summer Internship at SLAM

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.