SynArc Studio

Meet Synarc's newest designer, Sangheyon. Born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, Sang studied at Myong-Ji University before serving 2 years in the Korean military. He came to the states in 2009, where he attended UNLV and received his Bachelor’s degree in Science in Architecture in 2015. He is versed in all phases of architecture from conceptual design to building permits and construction observation. In 2017 he entered USC’s graduate program where he received his MArch in 2020. His biggest interest is in sustainable design in order to conserve energy and save resources. Therefore, his design style is based on environmental data such as solar, climate, wind & directions. Sang is also a certified LEED Green Associate. In his spare time he loves to spend time with his wife & three children as well as sketching and traveling.

In honor of Black History Month , we highlight of one of the foremost architects in Los Angeles, Paul Williams. He designed more than 2,000 residences including homes for the elite of Hollywood’s golden age—Frank Sinatra, Bill “Bojangles” Robinson, Lon Chaney, and Lucille Ball. Williams was the first licensed African American architect west of the Mississippi (1921). In 1923, he became the first African American member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). In addition to homes, his portfolio features many schools, churches, civic buildings and commercial spaces. The list includes city landmarks such as LAX Airport, L.A. County Courthouse, and the Beverly Hills Hotel.

On the boards 📐📍A modern take on the express car wash. This 96,000 SF site consists of a 5,000 SF automated car wash - composed of a 150 ft tunnel, clean lines, glass observations walls and an open sunroof. Accompanied with a coin operated car wash on site adjacent to the express wash. 🚗💦🧽