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SA Construction News article features Madeline Anz Slay in their May Issue…
Between construction and local government, Madeline Anz Slay is a busy woman. She’s celebrating the 15th anniversary of her firm, SLAY Architecture, while working to better Balcones Heights as a city councilperson….
This month we are celebrating SLAY Architecture’s 14th Anniversary!!
Here is a short video profiling our Principal, Madeline Anz Slay for the 2014 Athena Award.
Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design, or LEED, is a certification program for architects to certify their designs based on different rating-scales that indicate how well their work meets stringent standards for being eco-friendly. Professionals can also obtain credentials to showcase their knowledge, activism, experience and credibility towards the design of buildings and structures that meet LEED requirements.
Madeline Anz Slay and her husband, Michael, live and work in Balcones Heights.In this 2009 article, published in the San Antonio Business Journal, Madeline discusses several of the reasons why her and her husband decided to put down roots in the Balcones Heights community due to the ideal location, the allure of the community and the opportunities for area redevelopment and revitalization.
Madeline has made a considerable investment of time and money into the local community in an effort to help it grow and thrive. The following list compiles some of her experience and involvement in her community as a leader, citizen and philanthropist.
We are so very proud of our Founder and President, Madeline Slay! She is featured on the front cover of San Antonio Woman Magazine’s July-August edition. The story describes Madeline perfectly. Not only is she an outstanding architect, she has done so much for our community. San Antonio is indeed fortunate to have Madeline here!
To view the article online, go to sawoman.com, or better yet, you can purchase the magazine at HEB, or come by our office to pick one up. Subscriptions are also available to receive the magazine bi-monthly on the SA Woman website.
As architects, it’s important to be up to date on the latest methods in architectural production. From the initial concepts, which can be as low-tech as a pencil and paper, to 3D renders and virtual camera flyovers of prospective designs, Architects use many tools to achieve the results. Many of these tools can require a lot of expertise that can only come from years of education, application and experience so that they are effectively used to achieve their intended purposes.