Design Your Future: ZGF Announces 2026 Scholarship Recipients
ZGF is thrilled to announce this year's scholarship recipients.
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.
ZGF is thrilled to announce this year's scholarship recipients.
Today’s successful multifamily communities must support a wide range of lifestyles, offering varied unit types, amenities, and experiences that remain relevant across life stages. ZGF's approach to multifamily and mixed-use design is grounded in a deep understanding of both local market dynamics and site-specific conditions.
ZGF and McClain + Yu Architecture & Design have been selected to design a new state-of-the-art facility for The University of New Mexico (UNM) School of Medicine. Projected to double the School’s enrollment over the next decade, the facility will help expand New Mexico’s healthcare workforce of the future and address the demand for more providers across the region.
Joseph Appiah, a 2025 recipient of ZGF’s Emerging Black Architects Scholarship, reflects on his intern experience in the D.C. office this summer.
As AI drives demand for digital infrastructure, ZGF explores how design strategies from other building typologies can help make data centers more community-focused and sustainable.
ZGF is known for designing beautiful children’s hospitals. Decades of insights fuel us to design facilities that enable health systems to deliver the best pediatric care while allowing kids to be kids—even while they’re in the hospital.
The “town-square” approach to designing med-ed buildings involves the layering of key programmatic elements interwoven with welcoming informal spaces.
ZGF is thrilled to announce this year’s scholarship recipients.
Portland International Airport is the first major airport in the US with a mass timber roof.
ZGF is thrilled to announce this year’s Norm Zimmer Scholarship and Emerging Black Architects Scholarship recipients.
With a growing population of newborns needing access to neonatal intensive care, more health systems are co-locating their maternal fetal programs within children’s hospitals.