FIRM OVERVIEW

From listening and hearing

understanding and caring

designing with a clear focus

paying attention to detail,

bringing together the appropriate ideas and technologies,

and investing with the human spirit

comes architecture.

 

With this philosophy, Frank Sparkman established a private practice in 1977.  The firm became Feeman/Sparkman Architects in 1982, and Emory Place Architects from 1985 - 87.  The name of the firm was changed in 1987 to the current Sparkman & Associates  Architects, Inc.  Our staff of eight is comprised of two architects, three intern architects, one interior designer, one specification writer and one office administrator.

Since the firm's founding, Sparkman & Associates Architects have completed a wide variety of residential, institutional, corporate, commercial, and industrial projects throughout the eastern United States.  The firm was established with the goal of providing high quality design and personalized service to each client regardless of project scope.  This has been accomplished by maintaining principal contact with each client and the selection of associates and support staff who demonstrate an equal dedication to quality work.  The accomplishment of our goals is evidenced in the long term relationships with clients and numerous awards for design excellence.

 

SERVICES

Planning:  

Long Range Master Planning                                                   

Feasibility Studies                                                               

Functional Programming                                                          

Site Analysis                                                                           

Preservation Studies

Architecture:

Program Review and analysis

Schematic Design

Design Development

Construction Documents

Graphic/Signage Design

Models and Renderings

Specifications

Due Diligence Inspections

Historic structures Reports

Renovation Assessment Studies

ADA Reviews and Design

Interior Design:

Programming

Equipment Inventory

Space Planning and Design

Color/Finish Design and Selection

Furniture/Fixture Design and Selection

Furniture/Equipment Specifications

Contract Documents

Contract Administration

Historic Interiors Specifications

Construction Administration:

Construction Contract Negotiation

Bidding Review and Analysis

Contract Administration

Project Management

Accelerated Design/Construction