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+1 512-383-1090
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| 903 W 30th 1/2 St, Austin, TX, 78705 | |
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Specialties
Laurie Smith Design Associates (LSDA) /Smith + Morton Architecture (S+MA) provides responsive, award-winning commercial and residential architecture & interior design services to clients, as well as providing consulting services to other architectural firms. We have a reputation for getting a lot of mileage out of form, color & light, rather than relying on expensive building materials or furnishings, etc. We also look at projects from the dual perspectives of architecture & interior design.
LSDA has functioned as a design studio for a broad range of project types focusing on building renovations & additions, space planning, interior design, lighting, art & custom furniture design and FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment). S+MA focuses on corporate, healthcare, institutional and private sector projects as well as new single family residences. Some examples of specialized services that we offer include feasibility studies, facility analysis and green building certification assistance
History
Established in 1978.
Laurie Smith Design Associates (LSDA) was founded by Laurie R. Smith after she had worked for several years for an international architecture firm and subsequently moved to Austin to serve as a project designer for a large contract furniture dealership. Pete Gasper joined the firm in 1987 as a business development partner. Neel Morton became a joint venture partner in 1999, with the formation of Smith + Morton Architecture.
The firm has received numerous national, regional and local design excellence awards and exposure in print and online publications ranging from Texas Architect, Interior Design Magazine and the World Interior Design Network to the ABA Journal, Health Facilities Management and Hospitality Design. The firm’s work has also been featured on the Fine Living Network and in exhibits at the UT School of Architecture, conventions for the Texas Society of Architects & the Texas Hospital Association and fundraisers for the Charles W. Moore Center for the Study of Place.
