Philipp’s Inspiration
Previously, was had a series of blog posts where each person here at Convergence shared an image that influenced/ inspired them to join the architecture/ [...]
Architectural Adventures – Nepal
Small stone temple in Patan The Garden of Dreams – the gardens of a 19th century palace now a public park in [...]
Johana’s Internship
This summer, we had the pleasure bringing an intern into our office. This was a first for us, working with a newly graduated teen. We [...]
Convergence Architecture Celebrates 10 years!
Ten years ago, Convergence Architecture was formed to provide the quality service and expertise that we are known for today. Our vision was to [...]
Representation Within Design
Written by: Maria Rojas I read an anthropology article in college about how Native American families were refusing to live in the newly developed houses [...]
Hempcrete and a Code Appeal
Written by Adam Robins When one begins contemplating a new residential building, addition, or remodel, one of the considerations that comes up fairly quickly is [...]
Mycelium Lampshades
Written by Christa Holden The research and use of mycelium to replace petroleum products is on! Convergence Architecture thought it would be fun to see [...]
Convergence Architecture Gives Back!
One benefit of being a smaller firm is that the principals can curate the firm culture in a way that they are proud of; every [...]
The Sellwood Kitchen Building
by Allen Kabanuk The Sellwood Kitchen Building is a true gem tucked within the trees of Sellwood Park. Built in 1923, its style is [...]
Diversity Topic – Gender Wage Gaps in Architecture
By: Maria Rojas Architecture is no stranger to sexism and wage gaps between genders. In an industry as old as Architecture, many outdated prejudices are [...]