PAGE IS A TOP-RANKING FIRM Page consistently ranks among the Architectural Record Top 25 Firms, the World Architecture 100, the Architect 50, the Consulting-Specifying Engineering Top 30 Engineers and the Interior Design Top 10 Giants. Page has won over 375 design awards in the last decade.
FLATTENED ORGANIZATION A broad leadership group and flattened structure provide employees with opportunities to work side-by-side with leaders and benefit from a culture that encourages mentorship.
LOCATIONS Each of Page’s 21 offices is located downtown in a major metropolitan market in close proximity to living and playing: Albany, Albuquerque, Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Charleston, Dallas, Denver, Dubai, Houston, Los Angeles, Mexico City, New York City, Orlando, Phoenix, Raleigh, Richmond, San Antonio, San Francisco, Tampa and Washington DC.
INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS We have worked all over the globe, including Asia, Latin America, Europe, Africa and the Middle East. This exposure to other cultures, perceptions and ways of working broadens our own horizons.
EMPLOYEE-OWNED Everyone is empowered to act as an owner, to think as an owner and to create their own destiny within the firm. Owning stock in Page means you get returns on the hard work you invest in the firm.
Top Reasons to Work at Page
Think What’s Possible
Page is a powerfully imaginative and collaborative planning, architecture, and engineering firm: one that’s ready for today and designed for what comes next. We pair form with function, reason with emotion, and ideas with expert implementation. At Page, the potential of what’s possible is paired with the practicality of how to make it happen. Our purpose is designing places smarter, while improving the experiences of those who work, live, and learn in them. From thought to finish, Page experts—of all disciplines—see the big picture, figure the best way forward, and deliver solutions in inventive and amazing ways. Imagine that.
While Page is distinguished by our portfolio of successes, we also are distinguished by our full spectrum of architectural and engineering design services.
ARCHITECTURE
Building Design
Renovation / Rehabilitation
Historic Preservation
Contract Administration
Code Reviews
Facility Evaluations
Existing Building Analysis
Site Analysis / Feasibility Studies
Visualization
Building Envelope Design
Building Repositioning
Contract Administration
ENGINEERING
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Plumbing Engineering
Fire Protection Engineering
Low Voltage Engineering
Civil Engineering
Structural Engineering
Process Engineering
Process Piping
Central Plants
Mission Critical Facility
Instrumentation and Control
Commissioning
Test and Balance (TAB)
Cogeneration Plants
Energy System Audits
Energy Management Systems
Installation and Operations Start-up
Procedures
Equipment Evaluations
System Assessments
Service Work Specifications
Energy Modeling
Renewable Energy Technology
Contract Administration
INTERIORS
Design
Interior Architecture
Feasibility Studies
Block and Stack Analysis
Test Fit Analysis
Facility Planning
Furniture Planning
Alternative Workplace Studies
Workplace Strategy Programming
Space Planning
Materials and Finish Selections
Furnishings, Accessories
Custom Furniture/Millwork
Post Occupancy Evaluation
Move-in Planning
Workplace Planning and Design
Art Consulting
Environmental Graphics
Asset Management
Contract Administration
PLANNING
Campus Planning
Urban Planning
Facility Planning
Urban Forestry
Master Planning
Regional Planning
Site Feasibility Analysis
Land Planning
Park Planning
Organizational Planning
Transit-oriented Development
Landscape Architecture
Waterfront Planning and Design
Contract Administration
CONSULTING
Branding & Graphics
Commissioning
Whole Building Commissioning
Fundamental Commissioning
Enhanced Commissioning
Test and Balance (TAB)
Laboratory Planning
Laboratory Design
Programming
Strategic Consulting
Medical Planning
Asset Management / Facilities Management
Computer Aided Facility Management
Cost Analysis/Benefits Analysis
Existing Facility Assessment
Facility Programming
Feasibility Studies
System Assessments
Sustainable Design
Planted Roof Design
LEED Documentation
We pair the art and science of possibility with how to make it happen.
Page Serves The Following Core Markets:
Academic
Advanced Manufacturing
Aviation
Civic / Community / Culture
Commercial / Mixed-Use
Government
Healthcare
Mission Critical Science / Technology
The University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School Health Learning Building / Austin, Texas
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport East Infill / Austin, Texas
City of Buda Municipal Complex / Buda, Texas
K&N New Headquarters and Manufacturing Facility / Grand Prairie, Texas
Fountain Place Residences / Dallas, Texas
RagingWire Data Center / Garland, Texas
FIRMSPACE / Denver, Colorado
U.S. Consulate Campus / Erbil, Iraq
Houston Methodist North Campus Expansion / Houston, Texas
Page has grown to be an industry leader in planning, architectural and engineering design by establishing and maintaining the reputation of providing quality work for clients. 80% of our work consists of projects for repeat clients.
3M
Abu Dhabi National Oil Corporation (ADNOC)
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
American University
AMLI
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport
Austin Independent School District
Applied Materials
Bank of America
Baylor College of Medicine
Baylor Scott and White
BBVA
Boeing (SpectroLab)
Boston College
Brandywine Realty Trust
CBRE
CDC
Celanese
CenterPoint Energy
Charles River Labs
Charles Schwab
Chevron Philips
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
CHRISTUS Health
Citadel Data Centers
City of Austin
City of Dallas
City of Houston
College of William & Mary
Confidential Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Client
Cornell University
Corporate Office Properties Trust (COPT)
Cushman & Wakefield
Cypress Semiconductor
Dallas Independent School District
Dallas Semiconductor
D.C. Department of Behavioral Health
Dell
DJO Surgical
Dominion Virginia Electric Power
Driscoll Children’s Hospital
DuPont Photomasks (Toppan)
Emory University
Employers General
Entegris
Electric Reliability Council of Texas
ExxonMobil
Facebook
FBI
FIRMSPACE
Frito-Lay
Frost Bank
General Electric
Google
GSA
Harris County
Harvard University
Hewlett-Packard
Houston Independent School District
Houston Methodist
Hospira (Abbott Labs)
Hospital Corporation of America (HCA)
IBM Corporation
Intracorp
Investco
Janssen Pharmaceuticals
JP Morgan Chase
KDC
Kubota Tractor Corporation
Lockheed Martin
LSI Logic
Lucent Technologies
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Memorial Hermann
Michigan State Capitol Commission
Micron
Microsoft
Midway
MIT
Motorola (Freescale)
NASA
National Archives and Records Administration
NAVFAC Washington
New York University
Norvartis (Alcon)
NXP Semiconductors
OKC Works
ONEOK Partners
Oracle Ottobock
PGA
Princeton Theological Seminary
RagingWire Data Center
Raytheon TI Systems
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
Sachem
Saint Francis Health System
Samsung
Saudi ARAMCO
Shell
Smithsonian Institution
Sony
Spansion
Temple-Inland
Texas A&M University System
Texas Children’s Hospital
Texas Facilities Commission
Texas Instruments
Texas Tech University
The University of Texas at Austin
The University of Texas at Dallas
The University of Texas System
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Trammell Crow
United Airlines
University of Houston
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)
US Department of Energy
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
U.S. Federal Courts (AOUSC)
U.S. Navy (NAVFAC)
US National Park Service
U.S. State Department
Valero
Verizon
VGXI
Viasat
Virginia Department of General Services
Virginia Tech
Vistaprint
Weston Urban
Z-Colo Data Centers
“The team quickly became fantastic colleagues, mentors, and friends which has made me a better person, both professionally and personally.”
Jerel Gue
Senior Associate / Designer
OFFICE
Houston
EDUCATION
Master of Architecture
Texas Tech University
Bachelor of Architecture
Texas Tech University
Jerel is a native Texan who discovered his passion for architecture through his enduring love of sketching and art. His prolific freehand sketching has not only allowed him to formulate and refine design ideas, but it has also been a very effective and collaborative way to communicate with colleagues and clients.
He has worked on a variety of projects across the world from Nigeria to Saudi Arabia to downtown Houston and he enjoys the challenges of navigating between the different scales of projects. Jerel is a strong advocate for learning and incorporating the latest technologies that create new and efficient ways to present and deliver projects. He has been instrumental in expanding our firm’s modeling capabilities through both digital and physical media. His background in design, modeling and rendering allows him to efficiently meet project requirements and continually exceed expectations. A strong collaborator, Jerel enjoys being part of a team that continually challenges and improves the design process.
Jerel came to Page while completing his Master of Architecture degree and certificate in Urban and Community Design at Texas Tech University. Jerel was exposed to strong mentorship as an intern, and he in turn carries on that example to young architects joining our team.
“What is amazing at Page is you work with so many creative people, covering numerous disciplines, that bring a can-do attitude to contribute to solving problems from so many different perspectives.”
Elena Bollas, pe
Associate / Mechanical Engineer
OFFICE
Austin
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Architectural Engineering
The University of Texas at Austin
Elena’s parents first realized her love for engineering and construction around the age of 2 when she began building elaborate Tinker-Toy structures while watching Muppets Construction videos on repeat. So, there was little surprise Elena ended up in an Architectural Engineering program and was accepted into the University of Texas at Austin. From there she found her way into the world of Mechanical engineering and a home on Page’s MEP team.
As a mechanical engineer, Elena has worked on a variety of projects, from commercial high-rise office in her home city of Austin, Texas, to large medical centers in Germany. Variety in project types and climate has allowed her to gain experience in many types mechanical systems such as VRF, advance humidity control, central plant design, and data center containment strategy. “No two projects are alike, and as clients focus more on improving their building’s environmental impact it pushes us to stay on top of state-of-the-art technology and ever-changing code requirements. Constantly learning and improving is just part of the day, every day,” Elena shares.
Elena’s comfort in meeting and working with people has really helped her find her stride in collaborating across disciplines and knows the value of clear and timely communication within project teams. “When a problem arises, the answer is never ‘No, we cannot make this work’, the approach should be ‘We need to look at this differently, and here are some options’. Creative problem solving comes from creative people and is the root of engineering. Elena states, “Our opportunity, and what is amazing at Page, is you work with so many creative people, covering numerous disciplines, that a bring a can-do attitude to contribute to solving problems from so many different perspectives.”
Ricardo Muñoz, aia
Principal / Designer Director
OFFICE
Dallas
EDUCATION
Master of Architecture
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
The University of Texas at Arlington
Ricardo Muñoz doesn’t hold still. This Page design architect is also a professor at his alma mater, The University of Texas at Arlington School of Architecture, both of design studios and BIM courses. And, in a single year, his work was selected for three juried exhibits, he was awarded a traveling fellowship by the Dallas Center of Architecture and was asked to speak at the Texas Society of Architects 75th annual convention.
He specializes in a variety of project types from Civic/Government to Healthcare and Corporate/Commercial, and brings an equally varied background to his work. Prior to joining Page, Ricardo worked in the Northeast and in Europe on many project types varying in scale from a large world-class museum in Qatar to single family residences on Martha’s Vineyard. This enables him to quickly understand the cultural influences and likely objectives of many Page clients.
“Hard work and good faith will take you exactly where you need to be in your career. You have to be willing to put in the work, but here at Page if you want to learn you will have an endless supply of mentors that will guide you along the way and help you achieve your goals.”
Victoria Cordero, leed green associate
Senior Associate / Communications Engineer
OFFICE
Austin
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Texas Tech University
Victoria started working for Page after graduating from Texas Tech University. She has always been interested in learning new things and what makes equipment and systems work. This is how she ended up working with the newly formed communications systems team at Page. With a degree in mechanical engineering, she had a variety of directions she could have gone in the STEM career path. However, working in IT during college, communications systems stood out to her as a career path. Since graduating she has worked on several projects in both the government and commercial sectors. She likes that her knowledge in communications systems continues to evolve as technology evolves which keeps each project complex, interesting, and different.
Shortly after arriving at Page, Victoria earned her LEED Green Associate and is currently studying for her Professional Engineering (PE) exam. Her goal after passing her PE exam is to pursue her Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD) through Building Industry Consulting Services International (BICSI), which is the premier certification for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) design.
“ I recommend when recent graduates are considering a firm to work for, they need to look for project types that excite them, office cultures that challenge them to constantly learn new skills, and office leadership that is transparent about project goals.”
Michael Reilly, aia
Associate Principal / Project Director
OFFICE
Denver
EDUCATION
Master of Architecture
University of Colorado Denver
Bachelor of Science, Finance
Boston College
Michael started working for Page during graduate school. During this time, he was brought onto one of the project teams to build a series of physical models, before transitioning to help a project architect oversee the construction of a 17-story housing project. He accredits this real-world experience as an invaluable supplement to his graduate course studies. Michael then chose to stay with Page after graduation, and has been here for the past 9 years.
Michael’s background is a bit unique because he did not study architecture as an undergrad student, but rather studied finance. He worked as an analyst for a couple years before returning to graduate school for his Master of Architecture. His unique background has put him in an incredible position to leverage both of those skills, and Michael has evolved to a project management role much earlier than may be typical. While some days he is drafting proposal letters, project budgets and staffing plans, other days, he is collaborating with other Page designers, coordinating drawings with consultants, and exploring a design in virtual reality.
“At Page I have found mentors that encourage and uplift me, projects that inspire me, and opportunities to do things I did not even know existed while I was in school. Most importantly, I have found a place that values my voice, and listens to my ideas at every level of my career.”
Morgan Aven, aia
Senior Associate / Academic Project Planner
OFFICE
Houston
EDUCATION
Master of Architecture
Texas Tech University
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
Texas Tech University
Morgan attended her first college course at the age of 4. To be fair, her father was the professor teaching it, and she was there because daycare fell through. But it was observing his enthusiasm for helping his students succeed that gave her the first step (of many) into a career of supporting higher education clients accomplish their missions through impactful designs.
As an Associate Architect at Page, Morgan has worked on a wide range of campus buildings, from a 1,200-bed residence hall to STEM buildings and technical laboratories. No matter the scope or program, she works collaboratively with clients to fully address their needs, whether promoting/enhancing their larger mission or managing their day-to-day needs for a project.
Morgan’s other responsibilities as an Associate Architect have her bridge the gap between the client and the Page design team. Throughout the lifetime of a project, she will wear any number of hats. She could be designing innovative spaces to support student success in the morning, only to spearhead a project’s construction in the afternoon. No matter the task at hand, Morgan undertakes it with the knowledge that her efforts will support Higher Education’s broader mission.
Beyond the Office
At Page, we work hard, but we play harder. Our people are interesting, dynamic and fun. Our people are generous, giving back to their communities. Our capacity to recruit great talent revolves around the appeal of our people so the process is self-perpetuating.
Each Page office hosts local events to keep the fun rolling all year long. From rooftop happy hours, familyfun Halloween parties, and Thanksgiving potlucks to chili cook-offs, indoor office mini-putt putt and human foosball; there’s always something exciting taking place each month.
The pull of good, talented people is complemented by a nurturing employee environment, and by a sense of empowerment that leads to loyalty, stability and significant accomplishments. Page has benefited through the years from entrepreneurial skills and proven success in cultivating new generations of leadership.
Children’s Hospital New Orleans / New Orleans, Louisiana
Perelman Center for the Performing Arts / New York, New York
Ottobock U.S. Headquarters / Austin, Texas
- Erin W. / Graphic Designer “
I believe the variety and breadth of our work makes Page unique. Our ability to engage with and impact communities makes me proud to be a part of this team.”
Fountain Place Residences / Dallas, Texas
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Architecture is a journey about discovery. Page has been by my side every step along the way.”
- Brandon T., AIA, LEED AP / Principal
70 Rainey Residential Tower / Austin, Texas
U.S. Embassy Campus / Oslo, Norway
911 Memorial & Museum / New York, New York
The Architecture of Buffalo Bayou Park / Houston, Texas
“Page enables a collaborative environment for architects and engineers from a variety of backgrounds. It’s extremely beneficial to be able to coordinate across engineering disciplines within the same firm. Outside of the office, many employees participate in social and community events that allows you to strengthen relationships with co-workers.”
- Jonathan S., PE / Fire Protection Engineer
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What I enjoy most about Page are the people that I get to work with. Because we are a large firm and multi-disciplinary, I get to interact with many different people that have varying perspectives. Everyone is always willing to help when there is a challenge at hand, and those are the interactions that I value the most.”
- Viviana T., Associate AIA / Designer
RagingWire / Garland, Texas
Energy Center II / Houston, Texas
Desmond Doss Health Clinic at Schofield Barracks / Wahiawa, Hawaii
University of Maryland IDEA Factory / College Park, Maryland
Perelman Performing Arts Center / New York, New York
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The
ability to work and learn something new every day is what makes Page unique. We have a lot of experienced and knowledgeable coworkers who are willing to share what they know to better our comprehension.”
