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.
PLACES is more than just an evaluation method—it’s a cultural shift. It invites institutions to go beyond operational performance and consider how their spaces foster connection, learning, wellness, and inclusion. With this new framework, Princeton Facilities is redefining what it means for a building to succeed and setting the standard for others to do the same.
Higher education institutions across the country are adopting the developer-driven lab model for its adaptability and long-term value.
Explore strategies and solutions for implementing mass timber in healthcare settings to reduce embodied carbon, while improving outcomes for patients and staff.
Learn more about Portland International Airport's reimagined new main terminal.
Portland International Airport is the first major airport in the US with a mass timber roof.
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.
ZGF and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center developed and illustrated an original comic book to educate families and staff about the novel spectral lighting system in the hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
ZGF and the University of Washington Applied Research Consortium (ARC) have released Lark Spectral Lighting v3.0.
Download "Concrete: A Pragmatic Approach to Lowering Embodied Carbon," an easy-to-use interactive guide for reducing embodied carbon of concrete in the built environment.
Using a few easy tools, along with a growing body of product-specific data, architects and designers can drive immediate decarbonization on projects large and small.