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Green TEA in Taichung

by STOA Architects
Event, News
September 13, 2019

During a brief visit to Taiwan, Feng Shui Master C.C. Lee traveled to the industrial city of Taichung to give a presentation for the Taichung Architects Association lecture series over suitable living on September 6, 2019. Mr. Lee promotes his firm's practice of environmentally conscious design by using his extensive knowledge of the ancient Chinese practice of Feng Shui. By uniquely combining traditional Feng Shui practices with green design, the Total Environmental Alignment Methodology, also known as the 'Green TEA'...

Welcome to our newest team members!

by STOA Architects
News
June 24, 2019

Join us in welcoming our newest team members, Chardae Jones and Azeez Aleshe! Chardae Jones joins the team as the Assistant Project Manager for our Houston Airport System Mickey Leland International Terminal project. She attended Houston Baptist University, where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Humanities/Humanistic Studies. Chardae brings a broad skill set and experience in a number of professional arenas. Her expertise in facility management and administration is an excellent asset for coordinating project planning and scheduling within...

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We are pleased to announce recent promotions!

by STOA Architects
News
June 24, 2019

STOA Architects goal is to continue to identify talent and provide a career path that benefits our employees as well as our firm and the recent promotions of Victor Lee, Cynthia Ramirez, and Sarah Kataka, along with welcoming back Suzanne Lee are an integral part of STOA’s success. Welcome Back! Suzanne Lee, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB – Principal QA/QC With over three decades of architectural experience, Suzanne Lee leads the firm’s quality control effort to ensure the production standards of STOA’s designs are...

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Examine the Residential Property Values in Cul-de-sac: A Case Study of Feng Shui in Harris County, Texas

by STOA Architects
Architecture, Housing, News
June 11, 2019

By Qisheng Pan, Ph.D. (1), C.C. Lee, AIA, LEED AP, AMDP (2), and Tony Jin (1) Department of Urban Planning and Environmental Policy, Texas Southern University, 3100 Cleburne St. Houston, TX 77004 The STOA Foundation, 6001 Savoy Dr., Suite 100, Houston, TX 77036 [caption id="attachment_7474" align="aligncenter" width="706"] From Qi Strength Viewpoint (1 - Better 2 - Good 3 - Worst 4 - Worse 5 - Bad)[/caption] Abstract Feng Shui, known as Chinese geomancy, reflects the relationship between human beings and the natural environment....

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Retail Reinvented – Texas Parkway Shopping Center

by STOA Architects
Architecture, News, Projects, Shopping Center
May 10, 2019

Located in the heart of Missouri City (across from City Hall and the new HCCS Academic Center), the owner of an existing retail center has envisioned a re-energized shopping experience that would unlock the properties potential for both the tenants and the neighborhood. With this vision in mind, STOA Architects designed a new façade, signage, and lighting for the Texas Parkway Shopping Center that will attract customers, increase exposure and improve visibility and safety. The new façade design features Nichiha...

A Look Back: Golden Bank Building 25th Anniversary

by STOA Architects
Architecture, Bank, News, Projects
January 4, 2019

A Look Back: Golden Bank Building 25th Anniversary As we close 2018 and look toward our 36th year, we look back at our beginnings and the projects that have made an impact. Being a part of the vibrant, innovative, and the diverse Houston community since 1983, our firm is continually inspired by the growth of the city and the opportunity to create an environment that engages the unique character and vision of Houston. This year marks the 25th Anniversary of one of...

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Construction has Officially Started on the Pines at Bellaire

by STOA Architects
Architecture, News, Projects, Senior Living
January 3, 2019

Construction has Officially Started on the Pines at Bellaire Work has officially started on the Pines at Bellaire in Houston. The three-story, 75,000-square-foot assisted senior living community features a memory care wing for dementia and Alzheimer’s patients and flexible spaces for programs designed to promote physical, mental, and spiritual well-being....

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Turtlewood Manor Senior Living Condominiums

by STOA Architects
Architecture, News, Projects, Senior Living
December 31, 2018

Construction has started on Turtlewood Manor Senior Living Condominiums. Nestled in the heart of Chinatown, each of the 62-luxury condominium homes provides a lifestyle where you enjoy the freedom of living without the stress associated with owning and maintaining a house. Experience go-to destinations right outside your door and explore Teo Chew Temple, authentic cuisine, coffee shops, hair salons and more. This environmentally-friendly building is designed with high-quality features such as 9-foot ceilings, granite counter tops, innovative technology, and an elegant...

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Site Visit – The Pines at Bellaire

by STOA Architects
Architecture, News, Projects, Senior Living
December 31, 2018

Site Visit! The team recently visited The Pines at Bellaire. The assisted senior living community is a three-story, structural concrete building with zero-combustible materials used in construction. All doors and windows will be ADA compliant with pleasant residential-style interiors for the emotional well-being of the residents with one wing for memory care and Alzheimer’s patients. The structural system employs load bearing metal framing to support structural concrete decks allowing a reduction in the overall height of the building for construction...

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