The SLAM Collaborative (SLAM), a Glastonbury-based architectural firm, has promoted three employees at its flagship office to the rank of associate principal.
Amy Mund Christmas of Marlboro has worked for SLAM since graduating from Wentworth Institution of Technology in 1996. Christmas is a key player in developing SLAM’s discovery-driven programming and planning approach.
Geoffrey Gaunt of Wethersfield is a certified architect with more than 19 years of experience as a project architect. Gaunt is heavily involved in the entire building process, from planning to construction.
Julija Singer of Farmington is certified architect with 28 years of experience as a design architect, 18 of those years with SLAM. Singer serves the firm’s higher education, healthcare and corporate studios, with a focus in educational and research buildings.
