Mike McGlone is a founding principal of Alamo Architects and a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin. In his 42-year career, he has been involved in some of the firm’s most prominent projects, including the move and restoration of the Fairmount Hotel, the design of the firm’s So Flo Office Studios and most recently, the collaboration with Adjaye Associates in the design of Ruby City. He leads the firm’s Adaptive Reuse and Special Projects studio that is currently involved with the preservation of three historic buildings in downtown Temple and the conversion of the St. Cecilia Convent into affordable housing for seniors. Mike has served as AIA San Antonio Chapter President, Texas Society of Architects President and is currently one of three regional representatives from Texas on the AIA Strategic Council. He is married to Ann Benson McGlone, AIA. Together they have two sons, two grandchildren and a rescue dog coincidently named . . . Ruby.