Saulnier Mark Andrew Architect

Mark Andrew Saulnier is a highly experienced architect who established his practice in Wilmington, NC, in 1994. With a Master's degree in Architecture and a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts in Historic Preservation from the Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, Georgia, Saulnier specializes in historic restoration, traditional theme, and contextual new building projects. His expertise lies in residential and commercial projects, and he has completed numerous successful projects across the eastern United States.

Before establishing his practice, Saulnier worked in restoration architecture offices in New York City and for the National Trust for Historic Preservation at the Lyndhurst estate in Tarrytown, New York. His experience and knowledge in the field of architecture and historic preservation have earned him recognition and respect in the industry.

New Construction

Saulnier's architectural work includes new residential construction projects that showcase his creativity and attention to detail. He has designed and constructed several custom homes that reflect the unique styles and preferences of his clients. Each new construction project is treated as a unique opportunity to create a functional, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing living space for homeowners.

Renovations & Additions

In addition to new construction, Saulnier also specializes in residential renovations and additions. He has completed numerous renovation and addition projects that have transformed outdated or inadequate living spaces into modern and functional homes. His expertise in space planning, design, and construction ensure that each renovation project meets the specific needs and goals of the homeowner.

Some of his renovation and addition projects include the Lavengood Residence, Munroe Residence, Vail Residence, and Warren Residence.

3D Modeling

Saulnier uses the latest 3D modeling technology to bring his designs to life. This technology allows clients to visualize the final product before construction begins, ensuring that they are fully satisfied with the design and layout. 3D modeling also helps Saulnier to identify potential design flaws and make necessary adjustments before construction begins.

Historic Preservation

Mark Andrew Saulnier has a deep appreciation for historic architecture and the importance of preserving it for future generations. He has completed many historic preservation projects, such as the Morgan Residence in Historic Wilmington, NC, and the Bowne House Historical Society in Flushing, NY. His expertise in historic preservation and his commitment to preserving the integrity of historic buildings have earned him recognition and respect in the industry.

Awards and Community Involvement

Saulnier's work has received numerous awards and recognitions, including the DARE Award for outstanding infill design for the Courtyard Condominiums, DARE Award for outstanding rehabilitation design for the 123 Grace Street office building, and the Historic Wilmington Foundation Award for Outstanding Rehabilitation at 308 South Front Street.

Saulnier is actively involved in the community and has served on several boards and committees, including the City of Wilmington Board of Adjustment, City of Wilmington Planning Commission, Subdivision Review Board, Unified Development Ordinance Oversight Committee, and Wilmington Downtown, Inc. He has also served as the President of Wilmington Downtown, Inc., and has sponsored the Historic Wilmington Foundation Newsletter.

Saulnier is a member of the American Institute of Architects and won the 2000 J. Hyatt Hammond Young Architect Scholarship. He attended the AIA Leadership Conference in 2000 and has received several awards for his outstanding work in the field of architecture and historic preservation.