Crystal Stogsdill came to Page in 2008 with extensive healthcare experience from another architecture firm in Dallas. This change enabled her to branch out to other building sectors, developing a more dynamic portfolio of work experience. Today, she possesses a depth of experience on complex building programs ranging from large-scale data centers to healthcare and senior living facilities to research laboratories.
Crystal finds inspiration in the complex challenges and problem solving efforts required when working with a client. She becomes involved with most of her projects early in the process and remains with them through construction. Crystal finds the most joy when she’s able to provide a community with a greatly needed facility, service, or relationship through her work.
Outside the office, Crystal is highly involved in volunteer opportunities related to the field of architecture like Hearts and Hammers and We Care as well as more general community outreach like United Way. In addition, Crystal participates in a mentor program with her architecture students from her alma mater The University of Texas at Arlington School of Architecture.
