Adaptive Architects: A Strong Ending to a Surprising Year

Adaptive Architects – December 2018

Happy Holidays!

The last two years at Adaptive brought some big surprises...

rebranding in 2017 and moving in July.

As we approach the end of 2018, what big announcements

do we have up our sleeve? We're happy to announce that ...

we're fully settled in to our new home and are happily doing what we love:

helping our clients build great things .

Over the past year, we’ve worked on corporate offices; fitness centers & gymnasiums; schools & classroom buildings; restaurants; manufacturing / repair facilities; and a range of municipal projects including aquatic facilities

& planning projects, just to name a few.

As always, we're thankful for our amazing clients and we're looking

forward to more exciting projects in 2019 (we’ll keep you posted).

We’d love your help spreading the word about the services we offer

and the value we bring. Know anyone who could use a good architect?

Please pass along our contact info!

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ABLE AEROSPACE SERVICES

On December 5 ^th we attended the ground-breaking ceremony for the new expansion we designed for

Able Aerospace at Gateway Airport,

click here for more info.

Our thanks to the team at Able & Willmeng Construction. Stay tuned for project updates as we get underway!

Client Congrats

Congratulations to two of our clients for big achievements this year –

Empire Southwest and Partners in Recovery (PIR) .

Empire Southwest announced that their Component Rebuild Center (CRC), designed by Adaptive and completed in 2014 (shown above), was awarded the status of "Caterpillar Certified CRC" ... a real honor.

Empire SW is one of only two dealers in the US receiving this distinction. Congrats to Empire! See more about this their CRC facility here .

The behavioral healthcare treatment facility we designed for PIR in Gilbert, shown above, was featured in the August 2018 Edition of

HealthCare Design Magazine, see it here .

We are honored to work with PRI, an innovative organization dedicated to helping people in our community – way to go PIR!

Holiday Design Features

What happens when an architect designs a Christmas tree topper for the most famous tree in the US?

Click the image above to read

about "star architect" Daniel Libeskind's Rockefeller Christmas Tree star, a 90 pound design comprised of 3 million Swarovski crystals on 70 spikes that light up. The construction images are fascinating; under those spikes it looks like the Death Star. You can also watch a brief video at the

same link. Enjoy!

Want to enjoy the holidays like an architecture student?

We had to share this tutorial on building "paper house" decorations, which includes a PDF template to use. Click the image above to check it out ... we had serious flashbacks to our days at architecture school building models. Grab some chipboard, an Xacto knife & your bandages for the true architecture student experience. If you build one, please share your results!

(Image source: Craftandcreativity.com)

Thank you to all our clients

for an amazing 2018.

We wish you a joyous holiday season

and happy new year & we look forward to working with you in 2019!