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After evaluating nearly thirty candidates for the role of Architect of Record, RPBW has selected Sweet Sparkman Architects.

Sweet Sparkman Architecture and Interiors opens new studio on Central Ave and furthers their commitment to the community.

In the latest issue of Sweet Sparkman | In Detail, we invite you into the pursuits of our profession and organization. As our work develops, we would like to share our most recent projects, news, and visions for the future. We hope our curiosity for design sparks inspiration and provides insight into the architecture trade for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

Sweet Sparkman and Interiors is delighted to announce the promotion of long-time employee Karl C. Bernhard to Partner.

Welcome to the latest issue of Sweet Sparkman | In Detail, where we share a glimpse into the art of architecture, a look at some of our projects, and news about our staff and organization. We hope you enjoy this look into our process-driven practice and the many directions our profession takes us.

Welcome to the Q4 2022 issue of Sweet Sparkman | In Detail, in which we share insights into the art of architecture, a look at some of our projects, and news about our staff and organization.

Welcome to the Q2 2022 issue of Sweet Sparkman | In Detail, in which we share insights into the art of architecture, a look at some of our projects, and news about our staff and organization.

Welcome to the Q1 2022 issue of Sweet Sparkman | In Detail, in which we share insights into the art of architecture, a look at some of our projects, and news about our staff and organization.

Welcome to the Q4 2021 issue of Sweet Sparkman | In Detail, in which we share insights into the art of architecture, a look at some of our projects, and news about our staff and organization.

Architecture is the art and science of planning, designing, and constructing buildings and other structures. The closely allied profession of landscape architecture focuses on integrating these built environments into the natural world.

Welcome to the Q3 2021 issue of Sweet Sparkman | In Detail, in which we share insights into the art of architecture, a look at some of our projects, and news about our staff and organization.

Sweet Sparkman has hired 10 new team members since March 2020, increasing from 21 to 31 employees since the start of the pandemic.

Welcome to the Q2 2021 issue of Sweet Sparkman | In Detail, in which we share insights into the art of architecture, a look at some of our projects, and news about our staff and organization.

SARASOTA, Fla. – Sweet Sparkman Architecture and Interiors has been named the local architect for Phase I of Marie Selby Botanical Gardens’ Downtown Sarasota campus (Selby Gardens) Master Plan.

The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners offered a special commendation to Sweet Sparkman and their partners for their award-winning Charlotte County Justice Center project.

Sweet Sparkman Architecture & Interiors earned top honors at the 2021 Excellence in Construction (EIC) competition in Tampa, Florida, on May 7 – taking home two Eagle Awards for a pair of projects.

Welcome to the Q1 2021 issue of Sweet Sparkman | In Detail, in which we share insights into the art of architecture, a look at some of our projects, and news about our staff and organization.

The intentional, careful harmonization of nature's twin beauty and strength is the obligation exemplary coastal design demands.

Architecture is better lived in than gazed at. Architects know from the onset what the components are to design a structure that works and stands.

Sweet Sparkman Architecture & Interiors, a multi-disciplinary architecture and planning firm headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, has partnered with Venice Theatre and will spearhead new growth initiatives across its campus.

The conversation around sustainability often centers on the products involved – solar panels, LED lighting, low-flow plumbing fixtures and materials made using recycled content. While these all are good things, they are geared to a “retrofit” market, useful for updating existing buildings.

In 2017, we embarked on a project to make much-needed improvements to Brentwood Elementary School. Brentwood, surrounded by single-family residences, was designed in 1959 by Gene Leedy and William Rupp.