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The Sorting Office
Dublin, Ireland
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Grenfell Early Years Nursery
London, United Kingdom
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University of Virginia Hospital South Tower
Charlottesville, Virginia

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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.

Designer Spotlight
Elif Tinaztepe: Cultural Resonance

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.

Read the full interview here.
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Helsingborg City Library
Helsingborg, Sweden
University of California San Diego, Pepper Canyon West Student Housing
La Jolla, California
Housing more than 1,300 students, the six-acre project contains ground level retail and amenity spaces designed to create an active, vibrant urban atmosphere.
Connections, illuminated. More insights from our clients.
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These community centers help growing cities maintain their identities
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This trailblazing leader envisions a stronger university with a smaller footprint
Can landscape design help communities promote social justice and climate resilience?
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An international law firm brings the glory of nature inside
The president of Illinois Tech discusses the future of technology education
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With the right attention, old schools can unlock a brighter future anchored in tradition

While starting from scratch with a new building is often the go-to approach, preserving at least a portion of an existing school for renovation and expansion can be the smarter move.

With its steeply pitched roofs, distinctive chimneys, and gabled windows, the Grandview Heights High School building is beloved by the people in the Columbus area.
“The alumni, current students, and community felt strongly that the building needed to be renovated, and it was really important to maintain the existing iconic facade,” says the school’s superintendent, Andy Culp.
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Announcing updated guidance for material selection and new research on embodied carbon

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.

Read more.
UT Southwestern Medical Center at RedBird
Dallas, Texas
UT Southwestern Medical Center at RedBird
An abandoned retail destination has been transformed into one of UT Southwestern’s largest outpatient centers, and idle space has become a prevention and screening gateway for greatest-need services.
Maine Medical Center Malone Family Tower
Portland, Maine
VIA Oslo
Oslo, Norway
Located just a few meters from the fjord, VIA is a central cross-section and a symbolic focal point for the new modern Oslo. The architecture interprets the surrounding volumes’ characteristics and heights and adds a new and unique architectural expression. The complex is a combination of exclusive shops, high-end offices and parking facilities.
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