SYNCRO Architecture Studio is a versatile, intensely client-focused firm with projects ranging from residential to multi-million dollar institutional designs. SYNCRO addresses each project individually, providing the creative and technical expertise required by the unique characteristics of the project and site.
The ultimate goal is to enable our clients' visions to become reality through design excellence while enhancing the process with seasoned project management skills. A site-specific philosophy has created a stylistically varied body of work. Open to experimentation with processes, materials and ideas that affirm and nurture the client's needs SYNCRO creates spaces that welcome all.
Throughout SYNCRO's work there is a commitment to strengthening the relationship between people and the environment. David Bogle founded SYNCRO in 1997 and steadily built an institutional clientele with multiple projects for Lighthouse International, Barnard College and a prestigious independent school in Brooklyn's historic Park Slope.
The ultimate goal is to enable our clients' visions to become reality through design excellence while enhancing the process with seasoned project management skills. A site-specific philosophy has created a stylistically varied body of work. Open to experimentation with processes, materials and ideas that affirm and nurture the client's needs SYNCRO creates spaces that welcome all.
Throughout SYNCRO's work there is a commitment to strengthening the relationship between people and the environment. David Bogle founded SYNCRO in 1997 and steadily built an institutional clientele with multiple projects for Lighthouse International, Barnard College and a prestigious independent school in Brooklyn's historic Park Slope.
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David Bogle of SYNCRO Architecture Studio is providing professional architectural services for conceptual design and planning for Tolteca Studios. We have assembled an outstanding design team of engineering, acoustical and technical consultants with which we've worked successfully on complex, culturally significant projects.
Early stage visualization / study for a pavilion in the Spurgeon Neal Memorial DUSTOFF Plaza at Ft. Sam Houston. Computer rendering overview of the master plan for the Memorial DUSTOFF Plaza at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas. Perspective hand sketch of the proposed pavilion which will be the centerpiece for a memorial wall to killed-in-action DUSTOFF personnel.
SYNCRO provided complete architectural services for Hope Center 2, a 2-fold expansion of the Children's Shelter's pediatric mental health outpatient clinic for children and their families.
By re-configuring the interior and providing strategic connections to exterior environments, SYNCRO transformed an underutilized, outdated wing of the existing administration building into a dynamic, naturally illuminated, welcoming suite of hard working spaces.This adaptive reuse project introduces natural lighting with efficient tubular skylights and brings the garden indoors through energy-efficient, full-height windows.
By re-configuring the interior and providing strategic connections to exterior environments, SYNCRO transformed an underutilized, outdated wing of the existing administration building into a dynamic, naturally illuminated, welcoming suite of hard working spaces.This adaptive reuse project introduces natural lighting with efficient tubular skylights and brings the garden indoors through energy-efficient, full-height windows.
New front gate and fence. Artistic metal panel fence design concept to illustrate the potential for this fabrication technique. SYNCRO Architecture Studio was commissioned by the Monte Vista Montessori School to prepare a Conceptual Master Plan for the campus. A school master plan is needed to provide a long-term vision for facility planning and a rationale for several specific improvements needed in the near future.
Press release announcing proposed changes to city's demolition procedures. Councilman Roberto Trevino proposes changes to the city's code enforcement procedures and policy to reduce demolitions of buildings like this historic home. The community effort to save this Treasure Hill residence from demolition (#SaveMiguelsHouse) has inspired our city council representative to propose changes to the City of San Antonio policies and processes.
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Grant Garbo
Jun 29, 2018
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