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The firm has gained respect and recognition for architecture that is sensitive to its environment and creatively integrated into its surroundings. And despite working in a region lacking historic tax credit incentives, the firm has found a niche in repurposing existing buildings and leading by example. A great respect is placed upon existing structures that are repurposed whether historic or not. The existing building design is honored while adding the conveniences of modern technologies and re-integrating the structures into their contemporary context. One of these repurposed structures includes an historic, previously run-down structure on a prominent corner of downtown Casper that now serves as the firm’s offices, a loft space for the founding firm principal and a recently completed renovation for a coworking space in the basement.
Stateline No. 7 Architects is composed of up to 7 trained and dedicated professionals including a rescued mix puppy, whose focus is office morale. The firm is consciously organized horizontally rather than the traditional vertical hierarchy which allows the principals to be involved in all facets from schematic design through construction administration. This horizontal stratification along with informal atmosphere ensures that design goals remain in focus and project objectives are obtained. The firm has a wide range of experience in diverse building types ranging from the complexities of medical facilities and large commercial developments in environmentally sensitive areas to the intimacies of private residential design.
The firm utilizes Building Information Modeling (BIM) software and uses Autodesk’s Revit. This BIM software is used from schematic mass modeling all the way through construction documents and coordination with consultant firms. 3D images and renderings combined with Photoshop, Google Earth, Sketch Up, and other interactive software programs have become the typical method that the firm uses to convey its design concepts to its clients. However, the firm still provides physical models, hand sketches and renderings when necessary to solidify the clients understanding of a project.
The firm tailors and produces its own yearly holiday greeting card as well as innovative project “e-nnouncements”, replica vintage “blueprint” gifts for clients, and even held a birthday party/open house for their building which turned 100 years old in 2017 - all of which are designed to celebrate and highlight the architecture profession.
The firm utilizes Building Information Modeling (BIM) software and uses Autodesk’s Revit. This BIM software is used from schematic mass modeling all the way through construction documents and coordination with consultant firms. 3D images and renderings combined with Photoshop, Google Earth, Sketch Up, and other interactive software programs have become the typical method that the firm uses to convey its design concepts to its clients. However, the firm still provides physical models, hand sketches and renderings when necessary to solidify the clients understanding of a project.
The firm tailors and produces its own yearly holiday greeting card as well as innovative project “e-nnouncements”, replica vintage “blueprint” gifts for clients, and even held a birthday party/open house for their building which turned 100 years old in 2017 - all of which are designed to celebrate and highlight the architecture profession.
