For the fourth consecutive year, Sasaki projects were recognized by Fast Company for innovation in service of making social impact
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Our practice is built on six core disciplines and a range of interdisciplinary expertise that foster rigorous, holistic approaches to generating design that is as beautiful as it is functional.
Better design, together.
Our way of working brings together diverse perspectives, blended disciplines, open exchange, and deep engagement with clients and the communities we serve.
Sasaki’s campus planning and landscape architecture work honored by the Society for College and University Planning’s annual awards program
The Port of Los Angeles has begun construction on the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade, which will bring local communities to the water for the first time when complete
The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) and Sasaki are excited to introduce this new user-friendly tool full of information around climate change risk and mitigation
Sasaki is excited to begin planning work on a new mixed-use district in the heart of the Denver-Boulder-Fort Collins Northern Colorado Triangle
Sasaki is excited to be working with the University of Kentucky (UK) on a pioneering Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Framework Plan
A perspective in the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA)'s March 2021 issue of Sports Administration magazine
Sasaki is thrilled to be leading the design and implementation of a project to set the Baton Rouge lake system on a more sustainable future
Construction on the new Bay Village residential tower by Höweler + Yoon and Sasaki is moving along quickly
Sasaki Aims to Define the Future of the Workplace for its 250+ Local Employees as it Designs New Global Headquarters in Downtown Boston
A flexible approach to arts infrastructure in the public realm begins to take shape
The Pilots project was recognized with one of four Honor Awards, the top designation for this program
How microclimate modeling and analysis helps inform design decisions to create a more comfortable campus community
Metropolis, Dezeen, and others celebrate this pioneering SITES Gold park in Shanghai
The John Pierce School in Brookline, MA selects MDS-Sasaki design team to provide sustainable and accessible design solutions for a school building embedded in a bustling town center
An unlikely source of public realm activation in Boston's Seaport comes from a totally new take on the lab and office tower—a departure from the glass box, at long last
Sasaki took home honors in three different categories, across multiple disciplines
Sasaki took home Gold, Silver, and Bronze honors for three different projects
Adaptive reuse repositions a 700 year old town near Shanghai into a 21st century hub of activity
In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, community members gathered to celebrate the design implementation of the Sasaki master plan, completed in 2019
The Lawrenceville School's new maker space knits together the historic fabric of the school and 21st-century strategies
The Design by Hopkins Architects and Sasaki Puts Colby at Forefront of NCAA Division-III with Standard-Setting Facility Supporting Student Athletes and All-Campus Wellness
A year-long public engagement process informed the draft
Linking 19 floors and 2,000 employees along one path keeps Akamai connected so they can keep the world online
Located in Shanghai’s rapidly growing Jiading District, the park is a prime example of the impact restorative strategies have on improving water quality and expanding wildlife habitat
Louisiana State University has tapped Sasaki, GeoEngineers, and Fenstermaker
The community college health and science building was recognized for its Zero Net Energy achievement