We actively prioritize environmental, economical, and societal sustainability in all our work and support the design industry’s efforts to do the same. Every project is an opportunity to pioneer regenerative technologies, foster systems of healing, and invest in the fabric of a community. By sharing our research and resources, we are leading a dialog on how to positively transform the planet. We invite you to join the discussion.
Though the conversation around resilience often takes place among politicians, government agencies, and architects on a larger scale, interior designers are also in a unique position to create and influence the ways in which we prepare for and respond to these changes as a society. Read More +
This year’s Convergence symposium discussed the diverse nature of innovation that is happening in the Toronto region, as well as back in the states. Read More +
When thinking of building codes, we think of large volumes of dry and sometimes hard-to-decipher text that often sit on a dusty shelf. What we don’t associate with building codes is diametrical opposition, referees in the form of Building Commissioners, and nerve-wracking time limits. Read More +
Following Hurricane Maria, Perkins+Will architect and native Puerto Rican Yanel de Angel spearheaded a campaign to attract partners in academia, private industry, and the nonprofit and civic realms to come together and devise implementable recovery and resilience strategies. The alliance became ResilientSEE. Read More +
An “In Person” profile of Gautam Sundaram, Urban Design Practice Leader in our Boston studio. Originally published in Banker & Tradesman, by Steve Adams. Read More +
To solve complex problems, we need diverse perspectives. Last summer, Arlen Stawasz was selected as one of eight young professionals to travel to Denmark and work with a multi-disciplinary team from across the globe. Their goal: to co-develop a toolbox and case study for resilience planning and adaptation that tackles storm surge and sea level rise in Amager Strand, Copenhagen. Read More +
Together with four non-profits, we rebuilt a 1780s farmhouse that provides community access to local farming, fresh produce, and a slice of Boston history. Read More +
Our industry's response to climate change has never been more pressing. This month, we share insights with the media and in a panel discussion on the topic. Read More +
In an unpredictable world, resilient design and planning is needed for our cities and communities to endure and thrive in both the short and long-term. Having the right expertise and knowledge to generate solutions is critical to ensuring our communities are healthy, vibrant, and regenerative well into the future. Read More +
For an issue as far-reaching as climate change, we must consider a connect-the-dots approach that engages disparate stakeholders and funding mechanisms. Read More +
