Protolab

There is nothing more exciting than seeing project development while out on site. Our newest bouldering wall features a curvilinear design meant to offer a variety of routes for all skill levels. We are especially loving this color palette!


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Rock climbing is one of our favorite activities and as avid climbers we understand the importance of craft, quality, and design. We are excited to share our recently completed project in collaboration with and for . We love the final details and color selection!

Here are some more great moments of our 11th 1/2 St Residence captured by Mariella and Luis Ayala!

We’re excited to share these photos of our recently completed 11th 1/2 St. Residence! Photography by: Mariella and Luis Ayala
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Team building and “research” for some upcoming projects!!!

Wrapping up our latest interior install with in Berkeley, California! Check out that view!

We’re excited to announce that we’ve been selected as a ! & .biz launched their program to support Latinx SMBs with capital + mentoring. Thanks to Google.org for helping make it all possible and for recognizing the power of Latinx small businesses!

We couldn’t have asked for better lighting today to see our latest project with ! “Engram” is composed of 80 suspended acrylic panels in the newly renovated ENMED building.

Please support our friends and collaborators Houston’s Abandoned Warehouse District Project is now eligible for the 2020 Architectural Visualization Award! Please access the link to vote in our bio.

Construction on our 11th street residence started this summer. Final photographs coming soon!

"Speak On It" and "Thinking Made Visible". Two projects completed last summer by located in the Communications/Visual Communication Building at Kent State University. Produced in collaboration with our great team

“A composition of ink-stained maple letters representing movable type printing, a process leading to the democratization of knowledge, Thinking Made Visible and Speak On It symbolize this immeasurable contribution to human history.”

Photos: Robert Christy

We would like introduce our newest employee, Mario! We are celebrating his graduation ceremony from the Bartlett today!