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Francisco
Choi, AIA, NCARB, FTC Architects, PC: Firm Profile
FTC
Architects, PC was founded in 2000 with the mission
of bringing integrated design to programmatically complex
building types of all kinds of uses and functionality. Lately,
the firm has immersed itself with new emphasis on quality
buildings especially in the field of healthcare, senior
housing and supporting health care services. Recently, the
firm has designed and performed feasibility studies for
multiple healthcare facilities including a hospital, physical
therapy, long term care facilities, assisted living facilities
and numerous physicians’ offices and clinics.
Architect and Developer, Francisco Choi is the founder of
FTC Architects, PC, a full-service architecture firm, and
Tamiro Ventures, Ltd., a commercial real estate development
company. Mr. Choi formerly worked with I. M. Pei, Kohn Pederson
Fox and in association with Cesar Pelli Architects and Michael
Graves Architects. Since 1996, Francisco Choi has provided
Central Texas with full architecture, project management,
construction administration, feasibility design, and construction
management services. His clients and projects span the globe
from Texas renovations to 60-story corporate headquarters.
He is experienced in all phases of design and management
phases of design and development of multi-use retail/offices,
hotels, libraries, educational/research/medical facilities,
numerous residential types, and major renovations and restoration
projects of retail, warehouses, and restaurants.
FTC Architects since establishing office in Central Texas
in 2000 has been commissioned to do several projects of
its unique style and scale; one being contemporary Mediterranean
style 24,000 sf custom design home built in 2004 and a recent
250,000 sf, a multi-mixed office retail shopping center
complex in Austin. Tamiro Ventures, Ltd., a development
firm, is a wholly-owned real estate development company
that performs full-service-integrated architect-as-developer
services for Mr. Choi’s investments and on behalf
of others. This includes his new multi phased 200,000 sqft
4-story medical village in Central Texas. Please refer to
www.FTCArch.com and www.Tamiro.com for more project and
company info.
(His work has been published in Architectural Record, Progressive
Architecture, and other journals.)
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