Since 1987, SDA has been committed to our communities, first in Atlanta and now sometimes a bit farther afield.  As architects, we must almost always resolve tensions—between vision and pragmatism, social and fiscal responsibility, art and use—but our finished work must also rise above the level of a compromise.  We strive to honor place, history, and people—from our clients to those who will use our work, today and hopefully long into the future.

Based in Atlanta since our founding and now located in the heart of historic downtown Atlanta, SDA is in our second generation of ownership led by three partners:  Greg Cross, Robyn Zurfluh, and Brian Whitfield.  We are committed to diversity and inclusiveness in our practice, and we are dedicated to being a great firm to work at as well as a great firm to work with.  Our talented team approaches each project with craft, enthusiasm, and a collective dedication to improving the urban condition and challenging the expected.
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SDA’s projects have received numerous design awards, including the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Driehaus Award for the adaptation of Page Woodson School, and three projects selected by Atlanta’s Urban Design Commission for their “40 for 40” awards honoring Atlanta’s most significant projects over the last four decades. The firm was also awarded the AIA Atlanta Silver Medal for its significant contributions to architecture and communities in both 1999 and 2018.