THE PRACTICE
After 45 years as a founding partner and director in the
architectural practice of MV3 Architects, Stan Segal
established the practice of Segal Architects on 1st March
2005.
The practice falls under the 1997 registered close
corporation of Stanley H Segal cc
The practice is headed up by Stan Segal
and is assisted by Lyn Segal who is responsible for the
administration of the practice and Gary Segal (B Arch Wits)
now resident in the USA, who provides electronic
presentation 3D modeling of projects and other CAD support
as and when necessary.
THE DISCIPLINES
Segal Architects has identified clients needs beyond the
normal scope of architecture and
is able to provide:
Architecture
Principal agency
Project management
Mediation, adjudication and arbitration services
Expert witness support
Services encompass all stages of projects from
pre-appointment advice, initial concept designs, marketing
and presentation documents, design development, technical
documentation, contract administration, inspections, dispute
resolution and post contract administration
NETWORKING
Segal Architects is closely affiliated to Julian Michaels
Architects, an architectural practice of
stature, and is able to draw on this firm for any and all
technical support needed to provide the above services in
the most efficient manner. Segal Architects is able to
assemble the most appropriate professional architectural
support team as is required for each individual project.
EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE
Stan Segals experience and expertise spans a period of 45
years in the architectural profession and encompasses all
aspects of architecture with special emphasis on design
development, technical documentation, contract
administration and quality control inspections.
Building categories worked on while at MV3 Architects
include:
Corporate office buildings
Office parks
Commercial and retail buildings
Industrial buildings (processing plants, water
purification plants, factories, warehouses)
Industrial parks
Residential buildings (flats, cluster complexes,
retirement centres, individual residences)
Hotel and leisure complexes
Buildings for education (schools, colleges, training
centres)
Religious buildings
Civic buildings
