With the U.S. experiencing a revolution in mobility innovation, our own Luca Giaramidaro shared three considerations for high speed rail with Arch Daily. Read More +
Our work for a Toronto insurance company illustrates the next wave of office design. The next time you're at work and hear someone described in terms of "fit," maybe think back to this post. Read More +
As the Dallas-Fort Worth region expands, its architects are looking at how best to reflect their rapidly evolving context. On February 20, our Michael Friebele will co-chair a conference on what role facades can play. Read More +
Companies today are leaning into employee well-being—and asking how we can design to support it. To participate in the widespread conversation, we created a video merging our interviews with our position on supporting workplace well-being through design. Read More +
Diversity means so much more than hiring the right people. Today there's a whole range of ideas that designers would do well to start exploring and articulating. Read More +
Lab spaces have not traditionally been venues for cross-disciplinary thinking. But some traditions deserve a closer look. At a recent conference we organized at MIT, we assembled some industry minds to articulate what convergence means (and looks like). Read More +
Sometimes a recreation center is about so much more than getting in shape. In Toronto, we took a look around and met people who wanted a place to shine. Read More +
Climate change hits some communities harder than others, and solutions don't come easy. One of our analysts in urban planning explores the issues. Read More +
Across our firm, we like to see each office as a living laboratory where ideas can flourish. And any lab needs experiments. Office leaders in Boston are kicking off 2018 by taking a good look at how their staff uses the space. Read More +
