Glenn Smith Associates

GLENN SMITH ASSOCIATES was established in 1978 with a project which received national acclaim and a R.A.I.A. Merit Award - the recycling of Launceston's Crown Mill Building. G.S.A. has since expanded and developed a capability to handle a wide variety of significant commissions, dealing successfully with the complexities of design and management in... a wide range of projects. Clients include Government Departments, autonomous public bodies, private companies and individuals. The firm's architectural design approach is a complete process encompassing considerations of planning, environment and technology. The practice melds these into a cohesive solution which represents the art of providing for functional needs within the technical framework of a building. The firm's design disciplines encompass the broad range of town planning, urban design, architecture, interior design and landscape architecture. Each project is viewed as a comprehensive design task ensuring that all G.S.A. clients are offered this complete range of services. The disciplines are conducted under the direction of the firm's key personnel: GLENN SMITH is an architect and town planner who initiates design activities within the organisation. CAROL SMITH is an architect whose special interest is translating client needs into appropriate interior architecture. The Principals manage a team of other architects and design professionals, backed by automated systems for the support and delivery of our services. Apart from the usual word processing and computer based information systems for administration and financial purposes, Glenn Smith Associates operates a fully developed Computer Aided Design and Drafting system. The system was introduced in 1986 and since that time has been continually developed to meet the demands of today's professional environment. Glenn Smith Associates has a strong reputation for design and planning in a sensitive manner, relating to and in context with the local environment. The practice produces sensitive new buildings ...Read More