Thought Leadership

Design is both a collaborative and iterative process. The methods that we use to develop design alternatives involve intensive conversations with our client’s to first understand, and then build upon their strategic objectives and other work that has been completed to date. Together, we analyze the issues and goals in conjunction with the program and synthesize them into the appropriate physical solution that balances the client’s unique culture with value, schedule, aesthetics, and function. Consistently, this process has involved planning for today’s requirements, while providing flexibility for tomorrow’s unknowns.

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06/08/2021

Embracing the Call for Resilient Healthcare Design

By Richard Shiga and Jenny Cestnik

When the novel influenza virus H1N1 began circulating across the globe in…

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05/17/2021

5 Principles for Bridging the Gap Between People & Transit

By Tom Bennett

When I think about the future of Transit Oriented Development (TOD) in…

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05/05/2021

An All-Electric Future: Approaches to Electrifying Our Building Stock

By Avideh Haghighi

Everyday tasks like cooking, laundry, and running appliances can have a major…

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04/19/2021

Equity and Social Justice in the Supply Chain

By Diana Alley, NCIDQ, LEED GA, WELL AP; Avideh Haghighi, AIA, LFA; Lona Rerick, LEED Fellow, WELL AP, LFA

What do building materials have to do with social justice? Typically, when…

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