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We have moved!!

We are now located in New Braunfels, Texas in the Landmark Building (the old LCRA building) at 144 Landa Street in Suite 153 as of Monday 4 May 2009.

Our new main phone number at the New Braunfels office is (830) 620-0800

Our current number (210) 654-0800 at our Selma studio will also remain active for a short time.

 

New RFP for Fire and Police Station

The City of Cibolo city council has selected Joeris General Contractors to construct a police station and fire station as a CM at Risk. Plans will be available through Joeris, care of Bill Huber, Project Executive (210) 494-1638. A pre construction meeting will be scheduled and held at the City of Cibolo city hall in July.

Next Projects

A new interpretive nature park to be called Schlather Park at Town Creek West. Approximately 44 acres of nature trails and migratory bird observation opportunities with an open air classroom pavilion, parking, playscapes, picnic facilities and interpretive signage.

A grant application for a new fire station facilities

A new ball field complex to include four softball fields and four soccer fields.

A new city Library

A new Community Recreation Center

Interpretive signage for Main Street Streetscape

Development Code Rewrite

Texas Architect

Our Cibolo Traditional Neighborhood Development is Published in the March/April Edition.

 

Project coordination meeting with Ashley, Gregg, Rudy, Brian, Andy, Lorraine, Aaron and Kevin of our team going over details of of a new public safety project with Bill, Helen, Paul and Amanda of our General Contractor, Joeris of San Antonio in our New Braunfels, Texas office.


Public Architecture for Texas Municipalities, Counties and School Districts

Development Consulting and Planning for Great Streets and Humane Places

 

We are a small studio of architects and consulting engineers providing a considerable cross section of services. In the last two years we have drafted grant applications, prepared form based codes, master-planned a traditional town development!, designed two libraries, completed a municipal facilities study, designed a streetscape enhancement for an historic Main Street, designed a new public works facility, designed a new animal control facility, designed a new city hall, designed two police stations, designed a new community center, designed a new branch fire station with E.O.C., designed a new 44 acre park, designed a linear park system, written a park design standards manual, developed interpretive signage, designed a multi-purpose outdoor events venue (including a Major League Soccer Field), developed property condition assessments, held over ten stakeholder workshops, and more.

In the last five years, our work has also included: A new high school gym, a new high school classroom building, a masterplan of a 1A school district campus, a grant for a new high school library, a private school kindergarten building, a private school classroom building in an historic district, an airport tricherator (yeah, that's what we said too), re-roofing of a municipal electric company headquarters, Site analysis and selection consulting for a new US Post Office, a new Pack and Mail postal store, a local beauty salon, consulting with a Volunteer Fire Department on a new facility, consulting with a citizen group on a new city park, consulting with yet another citizen group on redevelopment strategies for their historic traditional town center, consulted on the development of a master plan for a non-profit one-stop campus and more still.

We have overhauled our entire computer system and installed new Apple Macintosh machines. We have invested entirely in Archicad, a Building Information Modeling system invented by architects just for architecture. We have moved our offices to a vertically integrated mixed use project in a vibrant traditional town development in historic New Braunfels, Texas. We now have the ideal place to host informal discussions and formal in-service training on development standards, city department operations, and building assemblies. Soon we'll invite you over for a visit. 

We are interested in Traditional Neighborhood Development, master planning, vertically integrated mixed use development, form-based coding, parks and recreation, interpretive centers, municipal facilities and schools. We are proud of our ability to help all kinds of people articulate their thoughts and heartfelt desires for their projects without the use of proprietary architecture and urban planning vocabularies. We are pleased to talk about the value of traditional development and to discuss specific site development plans for commercial projects. We are excited about vibrant busy places for real people to thrive. And we will be thrilled to listen to your story about your growing town or district.