Oculus Inc. made the #22 spot on the St. Louis Business Journals Largest Architecture Firms List list for 2019. https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/subscriber-only/2019/07/19/st-louis-largest-architecture-firms.html
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by Valerie Dennis Craven: June 24, 2019 | Featured on Buildings Architectural and interior design and strategic planning firm Oculus Inc. recently worked on renovating the St. Louis Arc Office and Community Center. Ron Reim, executive vice president and co-founder of Oculus...
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by Vince Brennan: June 12, 2019 | Featured on St. Louis Business Journal A $120 million senior living project located at a prominent Clayton intersection is under construction. See full article here Also featured in Ryan Companies
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Woodlark Hotel was recognized by Hositality Design's 15th Annual HD Awards! See the full list here.
read moreby Dede Hance: May 29, 2019 | Featured on Construction Forum St. Louis Oculus Inc., a full-service architecture and interior design firm, is expanding its expertise in the government, healthcare and military sectors with the additions of Bryan Beckering as...
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by Adrian Thompson: May 14, 2019 | Featured on Buildings If you’re looking for an innovative way to streamline your next building project, consider virtual or augmented reality, two of the latest technologies architects and construction companies are using to...
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by Janelle Penny: May 5, 2019 | Featured on Buildings The St. Louis Arc Office and Community Center has 155 employees and about 75 individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities using the space regularly. Inside, a communal “campfire” and living...
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Media Releases: April 25, 2019 | Featured on Fly STL Thanks in part to Oculus Inc., there’s now more ways to rest and get connected at St. Louis Lambert International Airport. See full release here
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Contributors: Brooke Jackson-Glidden, Alex Frane, and Mattie John Bamman | Featured on Eater For more than a year, Maya Lovelace’s restaurant Yonder has been highly anticipated among Portland’s Southern-fried food community. Read the full article here
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