Learn more about Portland International Airport's reimagined new main terminal.

Designs for the airports of tomorrow must place sustainability front and center. Sharron van der Meulen, Managing Partner of ZGF’s Portland office, shares her thoughts on what the future holds.

Portland International Airport is the first major airport in the US with a mass timber roof.

Along the grand stairs in HQ2’s two main lobbies, immersive installations by Los Angeles-based artist Rob Ley conjure a kaleidoscopic wonder that reflects and responds to the surrounding space. ZGF sat down with Rob to explore the making of “Silver Lining”.

Clinician burnout is a multifaceted and complex problem, but we have a significant opportunity to advocate for healthcare professionals through the design of their spaces.

Suspended above the Amazon Events Reception desk in the double-height lobby, a sculpture by Kirsten Hassenfeld composes recycled objects into a cascading ode to Arlington’s history. ZGF sat down with Kirsten to explore the making of “Cherry Smash”.

Learn how ZGF is reducing embodied carbon in the built environment, in BC and beyond.

The updated guide provides additional guidance for 7 to 12-storey mass timber buildings in BC and outlines considerations for projects up to 18 storeys.

Only a few years ago, using mass timber in laboratories seemed impossible. Now, in the right place, it is the future of research facilities.

We sat down with Sharron van der Meulen, who recently took on the role of Managing Partner of ZGF’s seven offices, to discuss her career journey and vision for the firm’s future.