Robin had a lasting impact on the practice of architecture as a global leader in sustainable healthcare design.
All of us at Perkins&Will will strive to carry on her legacy of transforming the built environment in support of human health and well-being.
Perkins&Will is one of five finalists in the nationwide Artistic Ideas Competition.
The revised plan, first implemented in 2005, incorporates more stringent decarbonization measures, phases out single-use plastics, and recognizes indigenous peoples and local lands.
The annual AIA national awards program celebrates the best of contemporary architecture and the many ways it improves lives.
In a roundtable discussion, Amy Blonder, federal practice chair at Perkins&Will and Emily Grandstaff-Rice, president of the AIA—pictured right—lead a timely dialogue with Chuck Hardy, chief architect of the GSA.
