JLS Architects

06/24/2026

Fresh, vibrant, and designed to energize. A look inside our latest fit-out design.

06/18/2026

Now open!

Strength meets recovery in this new Iron Turf gym... designed to support peak performance at every level. From high-intensity training zones to dedicated recovery spaces, this project balances energy, flow, and function to elevate the full fitness experience.

Built for movement. Designed for results.

06/09/2026

Another bold look by the JLS Interiors team ✨ Embrace an industrial edge with raw textures, matte metals, and striking finishes that bring depth and character to your design. Ready to transform your space? Contact us to get started.

06/02/2026

Who knew retirement would come with pools🤽‍♀️, fitness classes💪, and happy hour🍸? Our latest white paper explores the new era of 55+ living.✨

JLS Architects is a full-service design and architecture firm. Our diverse backgrounds and wide range of talent allows us to provide a variety of services to meet any client needs.

05/25/2026

A new pour, a new perspective. From the first sketch to the final detail, every element was crafted to elevate the experience, one glass at a time.

Happy national wine day! 🍷

05/19/2026

A new vision for urban living near Germantown. Excited to share our latest apartment complex design coming to Philadelphia’s Germantown neighborhood.

05/13/2026

"The best buildings don’t just occupy space, they create experiences."

Design inspiration around every corner. A few moments captured from a team member's recent trip to Amsterdam.

05/07/2026

A warm, modern kitchen designed for slow mornings and long weekends in the Pocono Mountains.

04/29/2026

A great discussion with JLS' own Jesse Smith on the Real Landlording Podcast about profiting from co-living. Have you listened yet?

Most small landlords think architects are just for plans. But in Philly, the right architect can literally impact your rent, your layout, and whether your pr...

04/24/2026

Stiles Street Apartments is a deed-restricted affordable housing project that revitalizes seven vacant single-family lots into 18 one- and two-bedroom apartments. The project was broken up into three identical buildings, with facades designed to mimic the surrounding neighborhood aesthetic.