Studio 16:19

10/15/2026

PARK(ing) Day: The Encore. 🎸📸
 
Same great memories, a whole new perspective!
 
We couldn’t resist sharing a few more snapshots from our time rocking Downtown Pflugerville. From the behind-the-scenes moments to the smiles that stole the show, these photos are giving us all the reasons to look forward to next year. 🤘🌿
 

09/15/2026

🚗➡️🌿 Park(ing) Day is back in Downtown Pflugerville!
 
After teaming up with Pflugerville Parks & Recreation for Park(ing) Day last year, we’re excited to bring it back again for Rock the Block.
 
Park(ing) Day is all about reimagining what a parking space can be, transforming a small piece of pavement into a place for people, creativity, connection, and community.
 
This year, stop by our space to:
🎨 Paint rocks
📿 Make friendship bracelets
🌱 Explore native plants
🎁 Grab a giveaway
🎶 Enjoy live music and the Rock the Block festivities
 
📍 Downtown Pflugerville | 100 E. Main Street
🗓 Friday, September 18
⏰ Park(ing) Day activities: 7–9 PM
 
We loved seeing the community come together around this idea last year, and we can’t wait to do it again. Come help us reimagine the parking space, one spot at a time. 🤘🌼
 

07/03/2026

07/02/2026

✨Save The Date!✨

Join us as we celebrate 15 years of Studio 16:19 with our community, clients, friends, and partners.

📅 Thursday, August 6
🕒 3:00–7:00 PM
📍 305 W. Liberty Ave., Suite 100, Round Rock, TX 78664

Enjoy light sips and snacks throughout the afternoon, and help us celebrate with a Round Rock Chamber Ribbon Cutting at 4:00 PM.

This is a come-and-go event, and we'd love to see you there!

Please RSVP using the invitation linked on our page. We can't wait to celebrate with you! 🥂

06/26/2026

UPDATE: Gracie has not joined the studio16:19 team...
..but she did stop by to review our latest park design.

She said she was looking for:
✔️ More canopy trees
✔️ Native plants
✔️ Longer sight lines

If you see her, please report her immediately (after she finishes her punch walk).🦒🌿

05/20/2026

A meaningful milestone for Wimberley ISD and the future of student spaces across the district.
 
We were honored to celebrate the groundbreaking of multiple Wimberley ISD projects alongside Wimberley ISD, O’Connell Robertson, AG|CM, Bartlett Cocke, and the many partners helping bring these improvements to life. From additions at Wimberley High School to new gathering, activity, and performance spaces at Danforth Junior High, these projects represent a continued investment in student experience, campus connectivity, and the future of the community.
 
We’re grateful to play a role in shaping environments that will serve Wimberley students and families for years to come.
 

05/14/2026

This past week in Georgetown, we joined communities from across Texas for the Texas Downtown Regional Roundtable, sharing ideas, exploring placemaking strategies, and learning from the people shaping vibrant downtown experiences across the state. From development and tourism to arts, culture, and community connection, every conversation reinforced the impact thoughtful design and collaboration can have on our cities.

We are grateful for the opportunity to learn, connect, and bring fresh inspiration back to the communities we serve.

05/01/2026

Leadership in action looks like seeing what a place can be > and following through.
 
At Kendrick Elementary, every move from concept to community was guided by a simple goal: create spaces where students, teachers, and the community feel connected, supported, and inspired.
 
From early ideas to built outcomes, this is where vision meets responsibility: shaping environments that will serve not just today, but for years to come.
 
As we close out World Landscape Architecture Month, we’re reminded that leadership isn’t just about leading projects, it’s about stewarding places that matter.
 

04/20/2026

For World Landscape Architecture Month, we’re reflecting on ‘Action Through Impact’ and our commitment to steward every opportunity to impact a community for better people spaces.
 
At Legacy Elementary in Uvalde, that impact is deeply felt. Shaped through listening, trust, and collaboration, this campus was designed to support healing, strengthen resilience, and create a sense of safety for students, educators, and families.
 
From spaces that invite connection to quiet moments of reflection, every detail was created with care for the community it serves.
 
This is landscape architecture in action: helping communities move forward, together.
 

04/10/2026

Action through practice.

It’s the charrettes, the tools, the teaching, and the time spent in the field. The constant refining, learning, and collaborating that turns ideas into built reality.

The work behind the work.