Szostak Design Inc.

Address: 310 1/2 West Franklin Street, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27516, USA

Telephone Number: 919-929-5244

Services: Architecture

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Web Site: http://www.szostakdesign.com

DESIGN PHILOSOPHYWe believe that good architectural design balances aesthetics, function and economy. It requires a sensitivity to the site, a sense of organization, an imagination for space and proportion, a respect for the needs of the user, a knowledge of structures and technology, an understanding of costs and economics, a desire to be innovative, and a dedication to quality. It takes talented designers with an attitude open to the contributions of others, the client, the engineers and specialists on the project team, to create good architecture. It takes talented designers working in an environment that encourages good design. Most of all, given talent, it takes leadership and support. We believe that buildings must suit their users and be appropriate for their sites. Our designers balance internal forces (program, budget, client goals, etc.) with external forces (site, regulations, public goals, etc.). When we design, we design from the inside out. We see people moving, working, and living within the building. We also design from the outside in. We see the building integrated with its surroundings.

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