Our design process guides us to plan for today’s requirements and prepare for tomorrow’s unknowns. Here we pull back the curtain on our practice to share that process with you.
Improving the patient experience demands a personalized care model. By focusing on flexible delivery, clinician coordination, and comprehensive offerings, healthcare providers can deliver a tailored approach that treats each patient as a unique and whole individual.
Well-designed places can further decrease the stigma of mental health challenges, and support individual patients and their caregivers, support healthcare practitioners and staff, and ultimately strengthen whole communities.
As architects and designers, we have a responsibility to leverage resilient design principles to support healthy and sustainable communities and our clients for the long-term.
Congratulations to ZGF Partner Kathy Berg and Principal Arathi Gowda for their induction into the prestigious AIA College of Fellows, Class of 2025.
Jefferson Healthcare is undergoing a 56,000 SF modernization and expansion that will transform patient care while providing a model for sustainability and health equity.
Portland International Airport is the first major airport in the U.S. with a mass timber roof. Here's how we sourced wood locally and, as much wood as possible, from ecologically managed forests
Explore strategies and solutions for implementing mass timber in healthcare settings to reduce embodied carbon, while improving outcomes for patients and staff.
The main terminal expansion at Portland International Airport (PDX) is a case study in effective prefabrication and modular construction strategies.
The average American airport terminal is over 40 years old and typically the result of decades of upgrades and expansions stitched together over time. Now, many of these facilities are being faced with a crucial decision: whether to continue to grow in place or to start over and relocate to new facilities able to accommodate future demands.