STG Design-Architecture and Interiors

Architecture, Interiors and Planning

STG Design is an architecture, interior design, and planning firm with offices networked across three cities; Austin, Houston, and Nashville. Our integrated approach to design is built on the foundational belief that successful spaces are designed from the inside-out. For each project, our team of highly creative and licensed professionals collaborates side-by-side with clients to find common ground where the ultimate goal is to create spaces that will attract and retain the best talent and improve the human experience.

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100+ Employees

Experience working on projects ranging from 2,000 to 2 million square feet.

8 LEED Gold® // 11 LEED Silver® // 3 LEED® Certified™ + several pending certification

An employee-owned firm networked across three offices Austin // Houston // Nashville

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About STG Design Expertise STG Design guides our clients throughout every stage of the design cycle; from initial design strategy and planning, through management and implementation. Our three offices collaborate together across the following practice areas: Corporate & Commercial Office Multi-Family Residential Higher Education

Public & Institutional Non-Profit Planning & Urban Design

Full Services Architecture/Interior Design Design & Documentation Visioning + Imaging Existing Facilities Surveys & Inventory Renovation and Adaptive Reuse Programming Design Feasibility Presentation Models and Renderings Materials Research, Selection and Specifications Contract Furnishings Artwork Coordination Signage and Graphics Construction Administration

Sustainability Architectural and Interior Design LEED Project Administration WELL Project Administration Planning Site Analysis Feasibility Studies Master Planning Space Planning Urban Design Design Guidelines Ordinance Evaluation

Oracle

Austin, TX // 560,000 sf

Oracle’s urban waterfront campus in Austin is designed to attract, retain and inspire top talent—including the many millennials now entering the workforce. The vision is a facility that inspires outstanding employee performance while enhancing comfort and well-being. The design includes flexible, forward-thinking spaces featuring large floorplates and ten-foot ceilings for abundant natural light, and thoughtful connections to nature and the outdoors—including a stunning outdoor plaza—that provide workers with the opportunity to reflect and recharge. Amenities include multiple cafes and state-of-the-art wellness and fitness facilities. This project is LEED Gold® certified and was awarded an AEGB 4-Star rating.

Indeed Domain

Austin, TX // 309,883 sf

STG Design’s fourth project for Indeed is for their engineering offices located in Domain Tower. Indeed wanted a highly connected space to provide an interactive environment for their employees that reflects the company’s energetic attitude on a global scale. The original design called for Indeed to take over eleven separate floors with only elevator banks and fire stairs, providing a connection between these spaces. The client tasked STG Design with creating a focal-point staircase to interconnect break rooms and other high-activity spaces on seven of the eleven levels. The unique design solution allows employees to move between each of these floors, with dynamic neighborhoods of individual and community zones creating opportunities for interactive experiences. By combining local raw materials, vibrant brand colors, and technology, continuous lines are created that connect people and encourage collaboration. Amenities include an airstream trailer as meeting space, sushi bar, baristas and cafÊ, and an auditorium and fitness center.

The Junior League of Austin

Austin, TX // 48,000 sf

The new Junior League of Austin headquarters is 48,000-square feet, located in Northwest Austin. The two-story Community Impact Center features a ballroom, meeting space, more space for the League’s signature programs, including FIT- Food in Tummies, a Christmas Affair, Kids in Cool Shoes and Coats for Kids. There is also space available for the community and organizations to rent out for events, meetings, conferences and more. The Junior League’s mission of improving the community through effective action and volunteerism, including supporting more than 30 local nonprofits, will be bolstered with this new facility.

3M

Austin, TX // 204,000 sf

Based on a community-centric design created to provide diverse spaces that drive employee innovation, productivity, and company culture, 3M set out with clear goals about what they wanted to accomplish. As both a destination for training and engaging spaces to support a range of work styles, security and accessibility were an essential part of this design. The lobby space as a first impression is designed to create a sense of volume and spaciousness for circulation between different points of access, bright and welcoming to employees and to visitors of the exhibit and conferencing spaces. Areas that required open access for visitors were given separate entrances, while employee access to the open office and flex spaces required a monitored security entrance with card key access. With its unique lobby features, breakout collaboration spaces, and fitness area, as well as a cafe and cafeteria, employees have access to a fluid space unified by harmonious colors and finishes.

The Honors Village

Tucson, AZ // 204,656 sf

A “village within a campus,� this project involves a public-private partnership between the University of Arizona and American Campus Communities. The village includes multiple buildings to serve the University of Arizona Honors College community. The Honors Village is a 204,656 sf, 4 and 6-story, 319 unit honors dorm with unique features such as integrated dining, academic spaces, collaborative learning classrooms, an interior courtyard, faculty and staff offices, a recreation center, and a 4-story 370-space parking structure.

Seaholm Power Plant Redevelopment

Austin, TX // 810,000 sf

The 7.8-acre Seaholm site, with its historic power plant building, has been transformed into a vibrant mixed-use project that’s at the heart of the Seaholm District downtown neighborhood. Along with the rejuvenation of the historic landmark, a 128,000 sf power plant building, the project includes a 30-story, 615,000 sf residential tower, and a two-story, 67,000 sf retail and office building surrounding a one-acre public plaza. Though the conversion of a brownfield site and the adaptive reuse of a historic building are inherently sustainable, the team was committed to integrating sustainable concepts in all aspects of the design and construction of the project. The power plant building and the retail and office building have achieved LEED GoldŽ while all three buildings are AEGB Four-Star.

Natiivo

Austin, TX // 280,000 sf

Located at 48 East Avenue in downtown Austin’s trendy Rainey Street District, Natiivo Austin will feature 33 floors and 249 units, comprised of fully-amenitized and furnished studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom hotel-licensed homes.

Co-developed by Newgard Development Group and Pearlstone Partners, with architecture by STG Design and interiors by New York-based INC Architecture and Design, the building will feature handpicked furnishings, native design elements, hyperlocal touches and insider Austin culture in every unit, its lobby and common areas.

Block 185

Austin, TX // 920,000 sf

STG Design, in association with Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, will add this distinctive tower to the future Austin skyline. The setbacks required from the boundaries of nearby Shoal Creek and Lady Bird Lake required careful planning and design, resulting in a sail-like shape that rises 35 stories. With its views to the lake, Hill Country, and downtown, the tower will contain office space with outdoor terraces and several unique amenity levels offering dining, retail, and recreation areas.

Public Square Garage Overbuild

Nashville, TN // 560,000 sf

Envisioned as a 30-story building when completed, this proposed project includes 18 floors of office totaling 560,000 sf over 11 floors of an existing parking garage offering 1,000 spaces. Designed as a mixed-use building, this adaptive reuse project will construct 20-30 new luxury apartments as part of a tower with an exclusive “park in the sky� amenity that rests atop the parking where the office levels begin.

Rubicon Equities

Nashville, TN // 3,200 sf

STG Design was tasked by the client with creating a high-design workspace that would fit seamlessly into any international market. With the challenge of designing a stable yet adaptable space, the original concept of a completely open plan space was toned back to a warm, minimalist feel. Through the application of glass divides and staggered overlapping lighting, an open yet contained space with distinctive areas emerged. The Subtle Blend rug was crucial in providing weight and density to the overall design, unifying a unique and open space while being as sensitive as possible to the client’s initial requests of minimal permanent imposition on the building.

Lamar Central

Austin, TX // 165,000 sf

Lamar Central, located at 3800 North Lamar Boulevard, is situated near downtown Austin in a major employment center and in close proximity to a wide variety of housing options. Developer and owner, Highland Resources, Inc., raised the existing single-story Lamar Village shopping center and replaced it with a four-story, Class A mixed-use development. STG Design designed the project which includes 35,000 sf of ground-floor space for retail shops and restaurants topped with three levels of office space totaling 132,000 sf. Lamar Central is LEEDŽ Certified™ for Building Design and Construction: Core and Shell Development.

Wilsonart

Temple, TX // 31,000 sf

Wilsonart approached STG Design to provide architecture and interior design services for its American headquarters.

The goal of the Wilson Center was to showcase the company’s capabilities and unique products while providing a unifying and versatile workspace. The sloped roof uniquely frames the entrance with striated red metal paneling that pops against the transparent all-window lobby and native limestone building. The front desk features a custom-printed laminate digitally reproduced of the break room reclaimed wood flooring. The main hallway serves as a central artery connecting the lobby to a relaxing break room at the back of the building. This corridor offers access to an open-space café and outdoor patio which encourage breaks and spontaneous employee collaboration. Wilsonart’s headquarters beautifully displays the company’s cutting edge products while maximizing its employees’ potential.

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Austin Area

Austin, TX // 32,000 sf

For the first time in this organization’s 52-year history in Austin, the Home Club on the Sheth Family Campus brings together BGCAA’s administrative offices in the same space with the youth it serves. STG designed this facility to include administrative offices, a STEM learning center, library, computer lab, art studio, recording studio, dance studio, teen center and more, as well as indoor and outdoor athletic facilities that include soccer and baseball fields and basketball and tennis courts.

Electric Reliability Council of Texas Training Center

Taylor, TX // 22,800 sf

TCC4 is a state-of-the-art training facility to support ERCOT in its mission of managing the flow of electric power to more than 25 million Texas customers. This building offers a unique experience for participants to engage in computer-based control room training with grid simulation in a contemporary environment that encourages collaboration. Welcoming a wide range of visitors through its covered patio entrance, this facility also includes a reception area, break room, and control room with a large video wall. The conference rooms are designed to be divided up into smaller spaces to have flexible meeting options for groups of different sizes. ERCOT’s history told through art and objects, are placed throughout the breakroom area and reception space.

Eventbrite

Nashville, TN // 12,000 sf

Eventbrite’s Nashville office wanted a space that builds on their culture of encouraging employees to express themselves freely. The design mixes vintage and rustic elements with clean lines and modern, simplistic accents. As clients and employees walk through the entry, Edison bulb pendant lights, a metal marquee and a reception desk made from reclaimed wood are details that introduce the space’s impactful scale to the audience. A neutral color palette is infused with Eventbrite’s orange to provide a branded energy throughout the office equipped with game rooms, therapy rooms, large break rooms and even a hammock room to relax. Amenity-centric spaces were designed to encourage collaboration and conversation.

Recent Accolades: • • • • •

Urban Land Institute Austin, 2018 Impact Award, Most Influential Project, Oracle Waterfront Campus, 2019 Austin Business Journal, Top Interior Design Firm, Ranked #1, 2019 Architectural Record, Top 300 Architecture Firms, Ranked #100, 2019 Engineering News Record, Top 500 National Design Firms, Ranked #1, 2019 Austin Business Journal, Top Architecture Firms, Ranked #3, 2019

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Nashville Business Journal, Largest Architecture Firms in Nashville, 2019

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