Marmon Mok has been a leading architectural design practice in the San Antonio community and throughout the state of Texas for over 60 years. Founded by Harvey V. Marmon, Jr. and Edward Mok in 1953, the firm initially established itself as a leader in architectural design of educational facilities and housing for the elderly. Growth and expansion has brought diversification into more sectors, including:

Civic

Higher Education

K-12 Schools

Healthcare/Medical Education

Recreation Sports

Corporate/Financial

Public Assembly
 

Marmon Mok continues to invest in new design and technological innovations, including the use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and the incorporation of sustainable features in every project.

Marmon Mok’s history is punctuated by a legacy of landmark projects, including the South Texas Medical Center Master Plan, Terminal 1 of the San Antonio International Airport, the Alamodome, Cancer Therapy and Research Center, Security Service Federal Credit Union Corporate Headquarters and the Texas A&M San Antonio Campus Master Plan, among many others.

The cornerstone of Marmon Mok’s success is its commitment to leadership, integrity, service to the community and its staunch allegiance to clients, employees and colleagues. In 2008, the Texas Society of Architects honored Marmon Mok with the Firm Award for its “enduring quality architecture, and exemplary service and dedication to the profession, and to the community.”