Jamie Slagel, AIA, has long been interested in transitional junctures between built and natural forms. As a principal and owner of Olson Kundig, her design approach manifests in quiet details felt by the touch of a hand, and in more dramatic moments with the power to influence one’s perception of space. Jamie’s practice spans a broad range of project types, from private residences to cultural projects, product design, art installations, mixed use, commercial projects, and competitions. Known for her keen sensitivity to the landscape, her designs offer users a greater understanding of how people relate to their built and natural environments.

Jamie’s work includes One&Only Moonlight Basin, private residences across the United States, a new office space in New York City, and a Spa Hotel in Dachstein, Austria, as well as designing custom lighting and furniture for clients. She has collaborated on several projects that have received both national and regional awards, many of which have appeared in publications such as Architectural Digest, The Wall Street Journal, Dezeen, and T Magazine: The New York Times Style Magazine. In addition to her design work, Jamie has served as Adjunct Professor at Montana State University School of Architecture and visiting lecturer for the University of Washington College of Built Environments.