Places where humanity thrives in harmony with nature.
The merger effectively doubles the size of our New York City and Philadelphia studios, allowing us to respond to growing demand for high-end, amenity-rich office design in New York City and beyond in what Interior Design calls “one of the more promising couplings in recent memory.”
From a sustainable workplace in Houston to a new station reconnecting Chicago’s West Side, these projects show how design can respond to community needs with creativity, care, and vision.
From restoring historic libraries to shaping resilient civic spaces, a design leader in our Denmark studio uses the concept of indlevelse (“sympathetic insight”) to weave sustainability and empathy into truly transformative architecture.
Diagnosed with muscular dystrophy at 15, Dr. John Quinlan knew his dream of becoming a country doctor might never come true. Instead, he built a decades-long legacy as a leading neurologist and advocate—helping design more inclusive medical spaces and shaping how future doctors see disability.
We’ve released new publications that strengthen our commitment to regenerative design: The Switch List, which presents criteria for material selection in two volumes, one for project partners, the other for product manufacturers; and the Embodied Carbon Benchmarking Report, a rigorous study that identifies the largest contributors to carbon emissions in 89 of our projects.
How can sports stadiums and concert arenas shrink their massive environmental footprints? A groundbreaking new sustainability platform called GOAL—shaped by the lessons of Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena—is helping venues chart a path to net zero.