Integrated Architecture recently announced that Mark Gandy has been named partner in the firm.
Mark received his Bachelor and Master of Architecture from the University of Oklahoma and is a registered architect in the State of Oklahoma. Mark’s architecture career spans over 30 years and includes healthcare, research, education, commercial, and faith-based architecture. His goals of providing quality leadership and service for clients and owners fuel his success.
Mark and his wife, Laura, reside in Edmond. They have raised two children and recently became proud grandparents. Mark is an active member of the American Institute of Architects, a member of the Edmond Rotary, and a member of Edmond Toastmasters. He and his wife are active members and involved in the music ministry at Quail Springs Baptist Church.
Integrated Architecture, which has offices in Edmond and Stillwater, Oklahoma, reports that Mark’s promotion to partner is “an exciting step for the firm.”
The Gibbs Design in Action Awards (GDAA) program, led by Dr. Wanda Liebermann, has announced its 2026–2027 funded student projects. The initiative supports design and research work that addresses social, cultural, and economic issues in the built environment through collaboration with faculty and community partners.
The OU Institute for Quality Communities (IQC) 2024 collaboration with the Historic Threatt Filling Station has been recognized in the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's newly released Byways Report: The Scenic Route to Rural Prosperity – a story-driven publication exploring how road trip culture and place-based tourism can fuel economic growth in rural communities.
The Gibbs College of Architecture is pleased to announce that Camille Germany, Chief of Staff, has been named the 2026 recipient of the university-wide Jennifer L. Wise Good Stewardship Award.
