Our design process involves planning for today’s requirements while providing flexibility for adapting to tomorrow’s unknowns.

IMAGE: Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft Building 16, 3rd Floor Tenant Improvements, Redmond, Washington

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Buildings should contribute to their context, be of enduring quality and style, and provide healthy, inspiring spaces for their occupants.

IMAGE: Centre City Development Corporation / City of San Diego, San Diego Civic Center Complex / City Hall, San Diego, California

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As leaders in the industry, we monitor performance and work with organizations dedicated to the advancement of sustainable technologies.

IMAGE: Children’s Medical Center, Children's Medical Center at Legacy, Plano, Texas / ZGF Architects LLP in association with PageSoutherlandPage LLP

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The idea of making buildings or places that promote communication and increase efficiency and productivity is fundamental to our approach.

IMAGE: Good Samaritan Hospital, Dr. Donald & Beret Mott Children's Center, Puyallup, Washington

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Function, aesthetics, sustainability, cost, and schedule are all critical to a building’s success.

IMAGE: Sound Transit, Link Light Rail Operations & Maintenance Facility, Seattle, Washington

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Sustainable design should maximize resources and energy efficiency, and look holistically at creating places that people value.

IMAGE: National Institutes of Health, Mark O. Hatfield Clinical Research Center, Bethesda, Maryland

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The instinct to build community is fundamental to our philosophy and approach.

IMAGE: Daniels Real Estate, North Lot Development LLC Mixed Use Project, Seattle, Washington

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Excellence should be reflected in every aspect of a building—from its fit within the community, its function and relationship to users, to its use of resources.

IMAGE: University of California, Berkeley, Li Ka Shing Center for Biomedical and Health Sciences, Berkeley, California

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Our approach is to capitalize on the unique qualities of each place and to create buildings that strengthen the fabric of which they become a part.

IMAGE: Children's Hospital Colorado, Denver, Colorado / ZGF Architects LLP, Design Architect, in association with H+L Architecture, Architect of Record

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We work with clients to develop workplace solutions that respond to their culture and business objectives.

IMAGE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Conference Center, Salt Lake City, Utah / ZGF Architects LLP, in association with GSBS Architects

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