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Affordable Housing as Social and Cultural Infrastructure
Housing affordability is a critical issue for cities across the nation. New developments in San Francisco and Seattle highlight strategies to address this challenge, with design that advances social justice and celebrates local identity.
11.01.2017
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Rising Leaders Discuss the Future of Design
Recently promoted leaders share some of the latest trends being incorporated in our work across markets and disciplines.
10.31.2017
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Outside-In and Inside-Out: A Seamless Campus Experience
Integrated site and workplace design supports collaboration and health at the Perot family’s new headquarters in Dallas.
10.29.2017
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Small changes can have big impacts when it comes to promoting health and well-being in the workplace.
04.26.2017
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Heartline contributes to the culture and energy of Portland’s Pearl District with spaces to live, work and gather.
04.24.2017
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Net Positive: Chatham’s Eden Hall Campus
A look into the integrated design and innovative results at Chatham University Eden Hall Campus, a 2017 AIA COTE Top Ten Project.
04.21.2017
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A Living Culture Connected to the Land
The design of Wanapum Heritage Center honors the inextricable relationship between the natural world and its people.
02.02.2017
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Designing “with, not for” communities: Deb Guenther explores ways to adapt design practice to build people-centered cities from the neighborhood up.
12.06.2016
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Advancing Sustainability: Health, Equity and Resilience
In search of the leading edge of sustainability innovation—reflections on Greenbuild 2016 and beyond.
11.17.2016
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Building Bike-friendly Neighborhoods
Integration of bicycle and pedestrian strategies in urban planning and architectural design is vital to the creation of effective and connected cities.
06.25.2016
