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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12/17/2020

Trust Is the New Amenity in Post-COVID Workplace

By James Woolum, AIA, IIDA

With the rollout of the first COVID-19 vaccine programs underway, many of us…

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12/16/2020

Designing High-Performance Labs

By Ted Hyman, FAIA, LEED AP® BD+C

Laboratories are the critical infrastructure housing so much of today’s discovery and…

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10/08/2020

Engaging Rural Communities in the Design of Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital

By Kari Thorsen

Community engagement has long been a hallmark of the design process—bringing in…

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09/14/2020

Envisioning the Post-Crisis College Campus

As we consider new realities and what the future may hold, one…

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