Welcome to our Dallas studio
Here in Big D, our studio is abuzz with designers and planners who think and dream big every day. Innovation is both our highway and our destination. And our depth of creative talent is unrivaled. Plus, we offer a Dallas-Fort Worth sensibility combined with global design insights you simply can’t find anywhere else. Kind of a big deal? We think so.
We love hosting events in our historic office, which has a great meeting space for groups of all sizes. From our internal Design Leadership Council (DLC) to a panel of Dallas Mayoral candidates, we enjoy keeping our community and employees up to date with local and firmwide events.
Giraffes playing dodge ball? You bet. All out for Halloween? Absolutely. Stuffing our faces for Thanksgiving? Duh. You name it, we’ve likely done it. From racing box cars to human “hungry hungry hippos,” there’s no lack of excitement in our office. We truly believe that it’s the people that make us great, and we know you’ll think so too.
As part of our firm’s culture and purpose, service in the community is a priority. Open to all employees, the community service team plans quarterly field trips to different organizations to help make a difference.
To fulfill our WELL certification, we have a garden that’s maintained by an employee-led team within our office. We’re currently growing strawberries, tomatoes, eggplants, sweet peppers, and herbs, adding more each season.
Socialize with Dallas
Congratulations to the Seneca CITE team on the terrazzo medallion, Circle of Indigenous Knowledge, on being named Project of the Year! https://t.co/jYDaqQC5XE
An important @nytimes article on resilience and health.
"...disasters like these — often intensified by climate change — appear to be exposing people to an array of physical ailments including respiratory disease and cancer.”
https://t.co/FYpHOORBEQ
Congratulations to the team on achieving LEED Gold certification for @TheEpicDallas Office Tower! We are looking forward to the grand opening of this beautiful and sustainable building this fall.