It has been a unique year, and we are thankful to have some team members safely back in the office. Jackson Ware, our newest intern, is among this group. He was born and raised in Midland, Texas. When given his chance, though, he headed to Oklahoma...
READ MOREWe are excited to welcome Joe Bondi, a summer intern, to the SBL family. Over the years, SBL Architecture has garnered much success from the interns we accept; a couple of interns have even joined us as full-time employees after graduation. Currently, Joe is a graduate...
READ MOREHappy National Buttermilk Biscuit Day! Who knew that was even a holiday?! We did. We are that kind of firm. We know all facts of healthcare architecture, interior design, codes, planning, and biscuits – yes, biscuits. You can have all the right ingredients to make a great...
READ MOREThe Sue S. Bancroft Women’s Leadership Hall, designed by SBL Architecture, at Texas Woman’s University was recognized with a Gold TAMMIE at the Texas Association of Museums’ (TAM) Annual Virtual Conference on Friday, April 16, 2021, for their interactive State of Texas map by Trivium...
READ MORESBL Architecture (SBL) is pleased to announce that Robert Rinker, RA, joined the firm as a Project Architect. Robert joins the firm at a great time, as he will support increased project demand and help achieve continued growth throughout the firm. Robert’s path to SBL began...
READ MOREIt wasn’t our usual in-person gathering; but, this past week, we all logged into zoom to celebrate the announcement of our newest Associate: Sidney Carrasco, AIA, LEED Green Associate. Sidney has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to design excellence and dedication to his craft and client...
READ MOREThrough a trusted relationship, SBL Architecture was brought on board by Texas Woman’s University (TWU) to guide them through the process of visualizing, planning, and designing an extensive renovation to the Old Main Building. Built in 1901, Old Main is the oldest building on campus,...
READ MOREIt all begins with a concept. The concept for the 9th floor renovation was developed pre-COVID, but evolved as the pandemic evolved. As the virus spread, hospital administration behind the 9th floor project, which began as a med-surge patient unit, realized its enormous potential to...
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