Darryl Ohlenbusch AIA is a licensed architect in San Antonio, Texas with an emphasis on the intersection between sustainability, historic preservation, and a Modernist sensibility.

Projects

Darryl Ohlenbusch AIA is a licensed architect in San Antonio, Texas who has worked extensively in the Lavaca and King William neighborhoods. Ohlenbusch worked in the office of Lake/Flato Architects, participating in the design of several LEED-certified buildings, including the World Birding Center in Mission, Texas and the School of Nursing and Student Community Center at the University of Texas in Houston.  Since establishing his own practice in 2004, Ohlenbusch has designed several new single-family homes as well as mixed-use projects, with an emphasis on the intersection between sustainability, historic preservation, and a Modernist sensibility. His projects have won design awards from AIA San Antonio, San Antonio Conservation Society and Preservation Texas. Additionally, Ohlenbusch is an Associate Professor of Practice in the School of Architecture and Planning at UT San Antonio.

Email

darryl@darrylohlenbusch.com

Phone

210.240.3325

About

Since 2009, Darryl Ohlenbusch AIA has led Design/Build studios as an an Associate Professor of Practice in the School of Architecture and Planning at UT San Antonio. Projects have been sponsored exclusively by non-profit or governmental organizations to emphasize the public service nature of the studio. Sponsoring organizations have included Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas, Opportunity Home San Antonio, Galveston Historical Foundation, the National Park Service, and Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife. Typically of a small scale, the projects have been located mostly in public parks and community gardens where shade, rain water harvesting and seating have been desired. Additionally, many of the structures have come to serve as symbolic centers for their neighborhoods, and host varied community events as a result.

Website

Studio Sombra

Studio Sombra

UTSA Design/Build