English & Associates, Inc. is a multifamily residential architectural design firm headquartered at 3084 Mercer University Drive, Suite 100, Atlanta, Georgia 30341. Principal David A. English, AIA, brings over 30 years of experience in residential architecture, and the firm reports a portfolio exceeding 200,000 units built across the Southeast United States and beyond.
The firm’s practice focuses on multifamily residential design spanning apartments, condominiums, townhomes, and retirement communities across low-, mid-, and high-density residential typologies. Mixed-use developments and retirement community projects represent areas of particular specialization. Services include comprehensive architectural design from initial planning and concept development through design development, with planning consultation available for developers and community stakeholders throughout each project.
Named projects in the portfolio include Park Springs in Stone Mountain, Georgia; Parc at Grandview in Birmingham, Alabama; TerraMar in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida; Riverwalk in Roswell, Georgia; and Lakeside Village in Columbus, Georgia. The geographic reach of completed projects extends beyond the Southeast to include work in Colorado and additional regions, reflecting the firm’s experience serving regional and national residential development clients.
David English holds AIA membership. The firm is described as medium-sized and positions itself as providing senior-level design attention across all project phases, from initial concept through design development. The firm welcomes project inquiries from residential developers and invites prospective clients to review its portfolio through the company website and via Google reviews. A Facebook presence is maintained for project updates and portfolio content highlights.
Contact is available by email at denglish@englishassociatesinc.com or by phone at 470.395.6263. New project inquiries can be submitted through the website’s contact form for developers pursuing multifamily residential or mixed-use community projects across the Southeast and beyond.