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 [...]
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** [...]
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, [...]
The 2020 Virtual Gingerbread Design-Build Competition
Like many businesses, at the end of each year, we like to host a holiday gathering for our team. In years past, we have had [...]
Completion of the TriMet Powell Fuel and Wash Building
Written by Adam Robins It is commonly understood that architects design buildings, but architects are also often involved al the way through construction to evaluate [...]
Construction Progress of the TriMet Powell Fuel and Wash Building
TriMet Powell, the eastern bus maintenance and operations facility, was built in the 1970s as a temporary facility while TriMet's Center Street facility underwent extensive [...]
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 [...]