Think Architecture is delighted to announce the promotion of Jered Plouzek, AIA, NCARB to Principal Architect. With 31 years of experience, including seven impactful years at Think Architecture, Jered’s promotion highlights his dedication and visionary leadership. “Jered’s promotion to Principal Architect is a testament to his hard work, dedication, and visionary leadership,” said Corey Solum, Think Architecture CEO. “We are excited to see how his contributions will continue to shape the future of Think Architecture and the success of our clients’ projects.”
Building Strong Client Relationships
During his tenure at Think Architecture, Jered has distinguished himself by building strong client relationships, particularly in the fitness and recreation sectors. He emphasizes fostering a collaborative team environment, ensuring that each project benefits from collective effort.
Reflecting on his journey, Jered shared, “For the last several years at Think, I have continued to develop relationships with past, present, and future clients in the fitness and recreation industry. Most successful projects come from building relationships, not only with the client but with the contractor. Meeting new clients and helping many of them achieve their vision, large or small, has brought me much happiness.” His positive attitude and team-oriented approach are pivotal in creating a productive and enjoyable workplace.
Pursuing a Passion for Architecture
Jered’s lifelong passion for architecture, rooted in his childhood experiences of sketching and building, drives his commitment to delivering outstanding solutions. With a background in both the technical and creative aspects of construction, he appreciates every project detail. His hands-on experience in various construction tasks, combined with his artistic inclination, ensures a unique perspective on every project.
Achieving Career Milestones
Jered’s career took a significant turn in 1995 with the design of a bowling alley in Price, Utah. This opportunity led to numerous projects, including recreation centers, aquatic centers, ball fields, and parks. The relationships developed through these projects opened doors to various municipal projects such as police stations, fire stations, public works buildings, city halls, and libraries. Before joining Think Architecture in 2017, Jered owned and operated a successful architecture firm. His extensive network and shared clients with Think Architecture made the transition seamless and mutually beneficial.
Leading with a Positive Attitude
As a Principal at Think Architecture, Jered envisions a workplace where strengths are amplified and weaknesses are transformed into strengths, leading to superior outcomes for clients. “I believe that fostering a positive and collaborative environment is key to our success. By enhancing our team dynamics, we can deliver exceptional results for our clients,” he stated. His enthusiasm for his new role is evident as he blends expertise with client needs to create facilities that exceed expectations.
Jered’s approach to leadership is grounded in his belief in creating a positive and productive work environment. “If team members enjoy the environment, it increases productivity. I try to bring a positive attitude to the office every day.”
Commitment to Excellence
Think Architecture, a leading firm in Salt Lake City, serves Utah and 15 additional states. They offer comprehensive services, including commercial and residential architecture, landscape architecture, land planning, interior design, and construction management. Jered’s promotion aligns with Think Architecture’s ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional design and client service.
Jered Plouzek’s promotion to Principal Architect reflects both his impressive career and the supportive, innovative environment at Think Architecture. As he steps into this new role, Jered’s vision and leadership will undoubtedly contribute to the firm’s continued growth and success, ensuring that Think Architecture remains at the forefront of the industry.
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