Texas A/E Design Firm Announces New Leadership Structure to Support Vision for Future Success
Austin and San Antonio, Texas — A new leadership structure will position O’Connell Robertson, a 66-year-old Texas architecture and engineering design firm, to support a vision of growth, innovation and enhanced expertise. Founded in 1950, O’Connell Robertson has evolved and grown over the years, with more than 50 employees in Austin and San Antonio now providing…
Read MoreDavison and Sterzinger Named Principals
Ted Davison, HFDP, LEED AP, and Jarrod Sterzinger, AIA, LEED AP, have been named Principals with O’Connell Robertson. Both have been shareholders and senior associates with the Firm, and were promoted in recognition of their commitment and contributions to the Firm’s success. A mechanical designer, Davison has been with O’Connell Robertson for more than 14…
Read MoreFirm Celebrates 65th Anniversary with Community Donations
To commemorate its 65th year in business, O’Connell Robertson will make donations totaling $6,500 to three representative education and healthcare organizations in honor of all its clients and employees. As part of a staff anniversary celebration on October 23, each employee received $65 in “corporate cash” to allocate as they wished among the three representative client…
Read MoreO’Connell Robertson Earns Second Employers for Educational Excellence Award
For the second time, O’Connell Robertson has received an Employers for Education Excellence (EEE) Award from the State Board of Education in recognition of the Firm’s “outstanding support of Texas public schools. ” The EEE award was established in 2007 by the Texas Legislature to honor Texas employers who encourage and support staff participation and…
Read MoreTwo Schools Earn National Design Recognition
Two new schools designed by O’Connell Robertson have been recognized for outstanding educational facility design in the 2015 edition of Learning by Design, a national publication that showcases innovative school design and construction projects. A peer-review jury evaluated all projects based on six criteria: Innovation, Community Need, Interior Design, Sustainability, Functional Design and 21st Century Learning. The Sally…
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