G r e g M i x
& A s s o c i a t e s A r c h i t e c t s I n c . ,
A . I . A .
Award-Winning Architect, World Traveler, Classicist, Modernist and Problem Solver.
Greg Mix, renowned architect in Atlanta, Georgia for over Thirty-Four years. He works to provide his clients with his first rate design services and construction documents by providing each and every project with his personal attention.
" The Architect is the one who brings the best aspects of design and construction together to create great architecture".
We design your building, home or tenant space and then produce the construction documents to help you in pricing, permitting and construction. During construction, we can review shop drawings and samples, clarify the design, observe construction, and report to you or others. We also offer master planning, site planning, code & zoning review, as well as feasibility studies to guide clients. We are flexible and willing to work with each individual client to create practical solutions that are innovative in design. We are experienced in multi-family, mixed use, retail, religious, day care & educational, hospitality (restaurants, bars, hotels), offices, and custom residential. Each client's services are personally tailored to the specific need of the Project and the Client.
All participants in Building Design should have a "pre-design phase".
Our first step in the process is to listen to the client, the owner. During
our initial meetings together, we review your goals for the project, asking
extensive questions to establish the scope of the project. We listen to their
desired outcomes, their needs and concerns, we look at any idea from sketches
to photographs they have collected, and take into consideration special needs,
furnishings or collections that need to be accommodated. We visit their home,
or the lot to understand the site, views, topography, sun angles, climate
concerns and privacy issues among others. We will also discuss construction
costs and the budget. The result of these meetings is a set of notes, often
some sketches, which become the basis of an articulated “program” for their
project. A detailed review of all of the site information, applicable zoning
considerations, covenants and code restraints and of course environmental
constraints placed on the land, are all included in this phase.
We prepare for the design phase by arming ourselves with information needed to
succeed at delivering the design.
