

Based out of Pensacola, Florida, principals Scott Sallis and Dean Dalrymple each have more than 20 years experience in architecture, interior design, and master planning. They apply their expertise in an open studio environment to provide a collaborative, hands-on approach to every project. Their ability to interpret the specific vision of each client has resulted in a positive word-of-mouth reputation and growing portfolio of repeat and referred customers. By focusing on elements that are beautiful, useful and necessary, Dalrymple | Sallis Architecture creates the right environment to fit your business or lifestyle. Learn more about what we do
From the initial meeting to the house-warming party or ribbon cutting, every client receives individual attention from a carefully selected project team. Our principal architects work hand-in-hand with all the professionals involved in your project to ensure a seamless transition through each phase into product completion. Listening to each client is the foundation of our process. Combining this with our use of the latest technology creates our competitive advantage to delivering beautifully executed projects. View some of our work
With Dalrymple | Sallis Architecture you can expect:
- Passionate experts dedicated to enhancing community and lifestyles.
- Innovative designers appreciative of every client’s individual needs.
- Skilled professionals focused on architectural quality and integrity.
- A flexible team able to accommodate clients and adapt to unforeseen changes.
- A Design Team committed to Environmentally (Green) friendly materials and methods.
















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