"Everything that rises must converge." Flannery O'Connor
At Convergence Design, we desire to improve the quality of the built environment through excellent architecture, great design and sound planning.
Convergence Design is about bringing work, family and community together into a seamless whole. It’s about connecting people in every aspect of their lives, and bringing them together in positive spaces. Convergence Design values people more than design awards and values the communities where buildings exist as much as the buildings themselves. We’re about finding design solutions that are as right for a particular place as they are for a particular time.
Welcome to Convergence Design.
Recent Blog Posts
- Humor linked to creativity—03/24/2014
- All those years you've been wondering why in the world Convergence Design's founder was wasting time being in a radio comedy group. Now it can be told: comedy makes David Greusel a better designer. read more...
- Just what we did not need—03/04/2014
- Lord Foster's idea for a network of elevated bike lanes is the worst mashup of postwar hubris and postcrash sustainability we've ever seen. read more...
- Saving The Banks—01/07/2014
- An article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution highlights the drain on public funds of mixed-use development near the new stadiums in Cincinnati. But perhaps in an effort to tell a cautionary tale, the AJC missed a couple much more encouraging stories from other cities that have combined publicly-funded stadiums with new development. read more...
- Like your work, love your clients—11/06/2013
- Having worked, at one point, in a firm that took the opposite view, it is hard to overstate the importance of this attitude. Please read the linked post at Bob Borson's excellent blog for a look into the mind of an architect we wouldn't mind getting to know. read more...
- Event Center yarnbombed—10/30/2013
- While in Enid for a recent site visit, we noticed that our Enid Event Center has been yarnbombed. read more...
Convergence Design values the communities where buildings exist as much as the buildings themselves.
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Troy Council considers arena upgrades
July 09, 2014
The City Council of Troy, Ohio met to consider a feasibility study conducted by Crossroads Consulting Services with Convergence Design and the Bigelow Company to upgrade Hobart Arena, long a fixture in the Troy area. (photo: Anthony Weber, Troy Daily News) read more...
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Board of Regents approves renovation of Show Me Center
June 26, 2014
Based on the findings of a feasibility study, the Board of Regents at Southeast Missouri State approved a $9 million renovation project to upgrade the Show Me Center, the city and university's multi-purpose arena. A design team led by Convergence Design presented the results of their study of the building at a board meeting in Cape Girardeau. read more...
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Convergence Design engaged to study Show Me Center
June 25, 2014
Southeast Missouri State University has retained Convergence Design to conduct a feasibility study for the renovation of the Show Me Center, a 7,000 seat arena on the Southeast campus. read more...