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The Springfields

Sasaki provided master planning, urban design and concept architectural services for the 8.6 hectare "Springfields", a residential community located in Greater Noida, India. The Springfields site is part of a rapidly expanding new community approximately 12 kilometers southeast of Delhi.

Thu Thiem Urban Districts and Design Guidelines

Several unique urban districts or neighborhoods have been designed by Sasaki for Thu Thiem, including the Core Area, the North Residential Area, the East/West Boulevard, and the Southern Wetlands Zone. Designed at 1:2000 scale, the districts are characterized by their land use layouts, block patterns, street networks, and open spaces, and incorporate building footprints, sidewalks, street trees, and parking strategies based on district density and program. The district street patterns and building layouts respond positively to the South Vietnam climate and are oriented to take maximum advantage of the local dry season and rainy season winds.

TJX Family Memorial Garden

Sasaki designed a memorial garden to commemorate the company's loss of seven women executives on Flight 11 on September 11, 2001. At the center of the garden is a long, low, glowing, curved glass sculpture that seems to rise from the earth and then recede back into the earth. The front face of the sculpture features seven panels, each one designed by the families, containing images and words that reinforce the unique identity of each woman.

Tohuku University Master Plan

Tohoku University is comprised of five different campuses in the city of Sendai, Japan. The University is in the course of planning the relocation of the college of Agriculture and other academic programs from downtown to the Aobayama campus, including 2 million square feet of space to be developed in two phases. The main goal for Sasaki's master plan is to create a strong image for the New Aobayama Campus.

Trinity College Koeppel Community Sports Center

The Koeppel Community Sports Center enhances both Trinity College and the surrounding community by transforming a section of the Broad Street/New Britain Avenue neighborhood in Hartford, Connecticut, into a shared recreational sports facility. The site is envisioned as an extension of both the athletic precinct of Trinity College and the Southside Institutions Neighborhood Alliance’s Learning Corridor along Broad Street. As a symbol of the partnership between Trinity and SINA, the building provides a collegiate ice hockey rink for the varsity programs at the college and community recreation space for the city of Hartford.

U.S. Capitol Visitor Center

Sasaki's landscape design for the Visitor Center is the last opportunity to extend the Capitol within the historic framework of the grounds designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. No building project at the Capitol of such significance has occurred for almost 150 years. The design team worked with landscape historians to develop a plan that preserves or rehabilitates the most significant character-defining areas of the original Olmsted design including the East Plaza, the two flanking egg-shaped areas of lawn and trees, and the East Capitol Street axis.

University of Arizona Intercollegiate Athletic Facility Analysis and Master Plan

The master plan utilizes infill development in order to better define a community space and tie together the precinct’s two major venues. Its premise is to favor pedestrian friendly zones and promote inspiring outdoor spaces that will provide a framework for future campus development.

University of Arizona Student Recreation Center Expansion

Designed to be the first LEED® certified building on campus, the 54,000 square foot expansion of the existing student recreation center provides much needed additional space for fitness and indoor sport activities as well as expands the center’s recreational program offerings to include new activities, such as outdoor fitness, volleyball and bouldering.

University of Balamand Academic Plan

Balamand, quickly emerging as an academic leader in Lebanon and the Middle East region, sought help in refining its strategy for growth. To accomplish this, Sasaki Strategies laid out a compelling series of academic initiatives which complemented Sasaki's award-winning master plan. The strategic academic plan set major priorities for research and interdisciplinary synergies. It set the agenda for a stronger, more integrated curriculum that aligned academic programs with institutional vision. The plan was enthusiastically endorsed by the Board of Trustees.

University of Balamand Library/Learning Center

As part of the implementation of the master plan for the University of Balamand in Lebanon, Sasaki provided architecture and landscape architecture concept design services for the Library Learning Center.

Located at the center of the campus, the building completes an open wing of the larger existing academic and administrative building complex. In this location, the Library Learning Center is steps away from the University's student center, and surrounded by the main pedestrian promenade at the core of the campus.

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