Seher Hashmi ended 2020 with a bang! She was awarded the Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship, which covers the cost of sitting for her Architect Registration Exams.
With multiple applicants all demonstrating significant contributions to the profession, involvement in the community and/or professional organizations and outstanding achievement in the creation, development and delivery of programs for emerging architects, all while pursuing licensure, Seher has much to be proud of.
An active AIA and NCARB member, she also works with Black Architects in the Making (BAM) toward their mission of advocating to diversify the field of architecture, through exposure and workshops that connect with students.
Congratulations Seher! We’re proud to have you on the S+C team.
Although 2020 was certainly a year that kept everyone agile and provided some challenges, we also were blessed with many opportunities to support our industry partners.
The colorful and much anticipated OBJ Book of Lists greeted us when we returned to the office after the 2020 holiday break. As we flipped through, we were grateful to find the firm recognized as a Best Place to Work, our interiors team listed as one of the top 10 in Central Florida and that our firm is one of the Fastest Growing Privately Held Architectural Firms in the area.
We’re excited to continue serving the client we have, as well as building new partnerships throughout both the commercial and residential real estate industry in 2021.
Our family is growing. If you or someone you know fits either of the descriptions below, please send your resume and cover letter to pturnbow@scottcormia.com.
Project Architect:
5+ years industry experience
Multifamily and residential experience preferred Hi-rise and/or condo experience is a plus
Proficient in REVIT
Construction Administration Professional:
10+ years industry experience
Thorough understanding of submittals, RFI and pay application, as well as basic construction practices
Background in construction or architecture
2020 brought us unprecedented challenges, as well as, opportunities to dig in, listen to our team and pivot. We’re incredibly grateful for the clients we’ve worked with for years, the new clients we introduced to our team and the new people we were able to bring on board at S+C as a result.
We’re all eager to keep the positive momentum going and see what 2021 has in store. We wish you all a safe and happy holiday season and a prosperous new year!
We’re feeling fortunate to be able to give back to our community in a few small ways this holiday season. The work that Baby DJ does brings smiles to so many faces Christmas morning and we’re happy to have been able to donate this year.
Each kit was packed in a canvas bag that could be decorated with the paint sets and stencils inside. Additionally, there was an ornament to decorate and some candy for fun.
We’re grateful to have a team full of passionate people, who not only love the work they do, but are committed to making a difference in the lives of those we serve. At the end of the day we are, “just people designing for people”.
The care that goes into each detail of a healthcare project, really can make a difference. Take a look, at what S+C’s Natalie Casey had to say, as she discusses what she has top of mind each time she works with healthcare clients.
The most recent aerials of Jade @ North Hyde Park. The vault walls have been poured, the majority of the storm system is in, grease traps are in, and sanitary piping is in progress. We can’t wait to watch this one progress!
The Art of Infusing the Dynamics of Design + Business
When entering Ray’s office, it is clear that he is a passionate collector of art. Ray Scott’s appreciation of fine art is evident in many of his projects and works. The more colorful and bold, the better. A hint of the unexpected is revealed in every piece of the Scott + Cormia corporate art collection, which is obvious in Ray’s methodology and architectural style. Experiencing the S+C headquarters is like stepping into an urban Pacific Northwest gallery setting.
