Our Breakroom Refresh
By Crystal Glanz-Kreutz We may not be shifting into a Design / Build firm, but we do have a creative, industrious, and DIY spirit; something [...]
Architecture Diversity Scholarship
Convergence Architecture has long been committed to investing in our local community and the wide variety of people who live here. From supporting the Lombard [...]
The St Johns Museum – A New Non-Profit
Established in 2017, the St Johns Museum has made good strides towards being a valuable part of the community. Convergence Architecture has been proud to be [...]
An Alpaca Affair
Written by Kristie Van Boxtel Fun was had at the Alpaca Affair of the year! Convergence Architecture gathered the herd together – employees, families, an [...]
The St Johns Village
Written by Joseph Purkey Houselessness is a Problem for Everyone Many communities are being confronted with rising houselessness* these days and transitional housing** [...]
Guest Post – Electrical Engineering
2020 was a doozy of a year, and now more than ever, we know the importance of working together and building a strong network [...]
The St. Johns Link to a Chicago Legend
Written by Crystal Glanz-Kreutz If you are a local to Portland (but especially St. Johns), you may know Liz Smith, aka: Bizzy Lizzie. Liz is [...]
The Portland Building
Written by Crystal Glanz-Kreutz The Portland Building. Such an iconic a building that it is named after our city. It’s not the Graves Building, [...]
A Firm Education – AIA Guides for Equitable Practice: Introduction
Written by Maria Rojas Since the release of the AIA Guides, as a firm, we have implemented it as part of our monthly educational presentations. [...]
Traveling Through An Aalto-nate Universe…
by Christa Holden While revisting the Benedictine Brewery in December of 2018 for an appreciation party of those who helped timber-raise the brewery building, my [...]