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 +
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 +
Urban designer Peter Baird is passionate about the life-saving traffic framework known as Vision Zero. In Austin, he put that passion to work. Read More +
Born in Bangalore, India, Vandana Nayak left for Dallas in 2000, where she has spent the last 17 years adding to her client list and portfolio. She joined Perkins+Will only three months ago, as a regional practice leader for our K-12 and higher-education work in Texas. She spoke by phone from the Dallas practice’s new office (which happens to be in a reimagined high school building). Read More +
New year, same frigid weather. If you need more reasons to curl up on the sofa, check out these recommendations from around the firm. Read More +
As a nearly abstract concept, climate change is so easily depersonalized. Urban planner and designer Mike Aziz knows how to change that. Read More +
Two of our industry's fiercest advocates for transparency and material health discuss their motivations, inspirations, and the paths they've taken to get where they are today. Read More +
No matter how much you exercise, if you spend the majority of your day sitting, you may be prone to serious health risks. With that in mind, the adoption of active workstations has demonstrated effects on employees’ health and well-being. Read More +
