regards the creation of space from concept to actuality as one of the highest forms of human endeavor, best expressed by shepherding the skills, talents, and resources of all partnering constituents to reach a shared goal.
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Synalovski Romanik Saye designs spaces and places that embrace and celebrate an enhanced quality of life for the home, the workplace, and the community.
Regarded as one of Florida's foremost full-service design firms, SRS offers award-winning architectural and interior design, planning, development, construction, and contract management services. Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, the firm has successfully shepherded literally thousands of residential, commercial, academic, and public sector projects throughout the state.
SRS headquarters in Fort Lauderdale is located at the gateway to Port Everglades and Fort Lauderdale International Airport, known worldwide to international travelers. This is a poetically fitting location for SRS, since this bilingual, multi-ethnic firm is well-known as an ambassador to newcomers who aspire to create a lasting presence and make a difference in the United States.
With a branch office in Bradenton, the firm enjoys a reputation for excellence and integrity in design, and high marks for collaborative relationships with clients, professional partners and contractors, and government and community leaders throughout the State of Florida. Wherever they are built and whatever their form, all SRS projects share fundamental aspirations: to maximize sustainability and encourage stewardship of resources to satisfy today's needs and serve the future.
“Play and work well with others” was the takeaway From the Boy Scouts of America luncheon, April 7, 2022
SRS interior designer Alejandra Pallisso, IIDA, ASID, was invited to represent SRS to benefit and celebrate the Boy Scouts’ Gulf Stream Council, Boy Scouts of America 2022 Friends of Scouting Pacesetter Luncheon. Held at the Kravis Center, West Palm Beach, the event was hosted by NEXTera Energy, a Florida Power & Light division. Alejandra was joined by Francisco Ramirez, Vice President New Business Development, Align 1 Solutions (left), and Guest Speaker Eli Manning, former NFL quarterback (center).
SRS joins "Florida’s Largest Office Party"
A team of 10 SRS runners and walkers were thrilled to join more than 3,700 participants from 177 companies in the 2022 Mercedes-Benz Corporate Run through downtown Fort Lauderdale on April 7, 2022. The run benefitted the United Way and started in Huizenga Plaza on Las Olas Boulevard. SRS runners included Jose Saye, Marcela Oviedo (and her son Augie), Moshe Laniado, Mercedes Civantos Capella, and Ryan Bancroft (son-in-law of Manny Synalovski). Walkers included Merrill Romanik, Chris Bray, Cristi Marin, and Alejandra Pallisso.
The architectural team designed their award-winning T-shirt, which placed second in the Landmark Building category. “It was an auspicious win for us, since the run looped its way past the three landmark building projects we redesigned: Broward County Main Library (originally designed by world-renowned architect Marcel Breuer), Southside School (built in the 1920s) and the historic Coca-Cola Bottling Plant building (built in 1939), all on Andrews Avenue,” said SRS Partner Merrill Romanik. SRS team members also placed second in the co-ed division of runners. Go, team!
Mixing & Mingling with the IIDA South Florida Chapter
SRS was in the limelight at The Fillmore Miami Beach on Thursday, April 5 for Design Mix 2020(2), a fashion show produced by and for members of the International Interior Design Association.
IIDA’s annual Design Mix event planned for 2020 (and suspended due to COVID) was ultimately celebrated this spring. Its ‘90s style theme challenged fashionista interior design professionals to partner with a materials provider and create an original product.
IIDA members Merrill Romanik, architect/interior designer, and Alejandra Pallisso, interior designer, worked with SRS office administrator Cristi Marin to research, design, and assemble plastic laminates into choker style chains, popular in the ‘90s. The “chains” were formed with laser-cut loop and circlet Formica plastic laminate shapes manufactured by McKenzie Craft LLC. When attached to each other, the “chains” resulted in a “fabric,” which was cut to create a sparkling dress. SBC Laser Cutting & Etching handled the laser cutting.
Merrill said the “Loope” dress was based on iconic tattoo chokers, symbols of royalty for thousands of years that depict the “delicate dance” between vulnerability and power. In the 1990s, tattoo chokers were part of a fashion statement that projected femininity, elegance, and fierceness.
Our glamorous onstage model was Lexie, daughter of SRS architect Steven Hatzidakis.
