AE Urbia Information

AE stands for architecture and engineering. URBIA is the state of belonging to; a group, company or community...which is rich in experience and design, facilitated through the integration of form, function and feeling. AE URBIA is a group of architects and engineers devoted to improving companies, communities, and cities by creating great spaces, which provide rich experiences and improve efficiencies, regardless of size and location. They combine form and function with materials and technologies to find creative, sustainable and cost effective design solutions in a timely manner. They are dedicated to improving the quality of life, experiences and the bottom line for their clients. AE URBIA has expertise in both commercial and residential projects and is currently licensed in more than 20 states and has worked in over 15 countries. They have successfully completed over 4,500 projects and have won over 80 design awards. They are recognized for their creativity, speed of delivery and fun nature. Notable projects include: the LDS Jerusalem Set, the Polynesian Cultural Center Renovation (w/MLD), The Laie Hawaii Courtyard Marriott, Pirates Cove, Leadbetter Farms, Jurassic Park Universal Studios, the Atlantis Resorts in Nassau & Dubai, Thanksgiving Point (w/Alex Schiel), Pluralsight, the Oklahoma City Whitewater Park (w/Cloward H2o), and many others. AE URBIA has both in-house architectural design and structural engineering expertise and are capable of producing any type of project, of any size, anywhere in the world. AE URBIA is a sister company of J.M. Williams and Associates Inc. (JMWA). James Williams is a licensed architect, structural engineer, civil engineer, professional engineer and LEED AP. WE LISTEN We listen to our clients and give them what they need and what they want. If a client doesn't already know what it is they need and want we can help them to discern quickly and accurately. CREATIVITY The firm is recognized for its creative, cost effective solutions to everyday design and construction ...