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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.

Learn how through our designs and client guidance, Marmon Mok is dedicated to the promotion and protection of breastfeeding in all spaces.

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.

Get some key insights from Jennifer Gilbert, IIDA, RID, LEED AP, WELL AP who recently attended and judged the Best of NeoCon 2022.

One might consider Rob a master of architecture, but his vast knowledge of the Star Wars galaxy is also something to marvel at. In honor of “May the 4th be with you,” we recently sat down with Rob to try and scratch the surface of that knowledge.

When it comes to creating environmentally-friendly buildings, there are three major components to consider for sustainable functionality.

Liz Argubright highlights some of the most influential women in design that have paved their own way in the world of architecture and design.

In honor of her 15th anniversary with Marmon Mok, we recently sat down with Mary Bartlett to reflect on her experience and what is to come in the future.

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.