Join us in celebrating our 2022 Promotions. These individuals have shown great leadership in business, project management, and marketing.

Marmon Mok has once again been selected as one of the Best Places to Work by the San Antonio Business Journal in the Medium Company category! It’s true what they say, the people make the place, and we couldn’t be more thankful for the culture that the people of our firm foster day in and day out.

We couldn’t be more excited to introduce our newest registered architect at Marmon Mok! Join us in congratulating Argentina Bowles for passing her ARE exam and becoming an official architect! Job well done.

Argentina started as an intern with Marmon Mok while in college, and quickly accepted a full time position after graduation. Since then, Argentina has been a key contributor on various high-profile projects, including the Stassney Campus for TxDOT. She has expanded her realm of expertise working on various project types such as workplace, non-profit, healthcare, municipal, and adaptive reuse.

Congratulations goes out to Emily Rivera, who recently added the American College of Healthcare Architects Board Certification to her resume.

ACHA provides board certification to architects who specialize in health care within the United States and in countries where NCARB reciprocal licensure can be obtained. The certification process is rigorous and overseen by an independent testing agency, in order to establish a professionally sound, legally defensible standard by which people can identify themselves as healthcare architects.

Take a look at her recent thought leadership article on The Value of Full-Scale Mockups during the design process.

Congratulations to James Maldonado on passing the ARE and becoming an official architect at Marmon Mok.

James has worked in all phases, from design through construction administration and project closeout. His attention to detail as well as his broad knowledge of building assemblies, allows James the ability to successfully navigate a project and ensure the end result is a beautiful space that is both adaptive and timeless.

Greg Houston was recently recognized with Texas A&M College of Architecture Outstanding Alumni Award during a February banquet honoring 2020 and 2021 winners. This award is given for outstanding professional achievements in the practice of architecture, mentorship, and community leadership. Greg has always been a champion of all things Aggie, starting with supporting the next generation with his three children. He takes pride in the work that he has completed for the University as well as being an active part of the Association of Former Students. Click the link for additional information College to honor eight outstanding former students at annual event (tamu.edu).

Liz Argubright and Jennifer Gilbert recently obtained their WELL AP credentials.

Join us in welcoming Edgar Farrera, NCARB, LEED AP to Marmon Mok as Associate Partner and Leader for our Austin office. A firm believer in the power of design to enable positive change, Edgar serves as our Austin office leader. Leveraging 30 years of expertise in design, development, facility operations, and project management, Edgar guides teams and clients in crafting places and experiences that nurture people, elevate organizations, and strengthen communities.

The partners at Marmon Mok were excited to announce the promotion of Tiffany to Partner. Tiffany has focused her career on healthcare design, and currently serves as Marmon Mok’s Design Team Project Manager for the 700,000 SF University Health System’s Women’s and Children’s Hospital, one of the largest healthcare building programs in Texas. Just a few short weeks later, Tiffany was the recipient of San Antonio Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 Award. Click the link to read a feature article showcased in San Antonio Woman Magazine SHOWCASE: Tiffany Long – Marmon Mok Architecture | San Antonio Woman Magazine (sawoman.com).

This facility is the result of three years of planning and several workforce initiatives to help advanced manufacturing industry partners solve critical skill gaps. The Workforce Training Center, operated by Texas FAME will provide scarce skills training. The center will encompass approximately 30,000 SF and is intended to be highly flexible to adapt to the evolving needs of workforce training, and will include classroom and hands-on instruction.

Read this article for more information Bexar County plans $13.15M workforce training facility at Brooks – San Antonio Business Journal (bizjournals.com).