Sasaki unveils a new website that communicates our contemporary approach to collaborative design and celebrates the unique culture that permeates our practice
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We know that design has the power to improve the world around us. We create authentic, equitable, inspiring places that have a lasting positive impact on humanity.
design,
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.
together.
Our way of working brings together diverse perspectives, blended disciplines, open exchange, and deep engagement with clients and the communities we serve.
Better design, together.
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.
Holly St. Clair joins Sasaki in a new role, shaping how technology and design intersect within the firm and the profession at large
“What is the physical form of innovation?” Sasaki’s Martin Zogran poses this question to the audience in a lively dialogue held at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design (GSD) on February 4
To connect the world, Akamai's employees must first connect to each other
This new residential tower, designed by Höweler + Yoon Architecture and Sasaki, is located in the historic Bay Village neighborhood in downtown Boston
This project was recognized with one of four Honor Awards, the top designation for this program
The American Institute of Architects Honors Sasaki's visionary roadmap for Kabul, Afghanistan
Boston leaders exchange ideas on engaging communities in public space
The 500-bed residence hall adds new amenities on campus
Sasaki led the urban design alongside a team of architects from Gensler and landscape architects from SWA
Panelists discuss a variety of perspectives on how we can expand housing access in Boston
Making up 13% of all presentations at the National Conference of Landscape Architecture, twelve Sasaki design leaders took to the national stage to lead a dialogue on the future of the profession
Transforming an abandoned rail yard into an ecological jewel, a cultural magnet, and a connected community asset for a rapidly growing region
Research at Sasaki evolves with three new sponsored projects announced for the new year
Dennis Pieprz on Jury in Seoul, South Korea
Three Sasaki projects were recognized by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC) as part of their annual Green Building Showcase
Laura Marett leads conversations on accessible, equitable parks
Updates will bring the Plaza into the modern century with improved infrastructure, sustainability, and public spaces — honoring the plaza's 50-year history while making it a more accessible place for all
A Sasaki research project explores the nuances of small towns in America
Sasaki designers and Sasaki Foundation grant recipients collaborated on research projects during a day-long charrette
An unlikely source of public realm activation in Boston's Seaport comes from a totally new take on the office tower — a departure from the glass box, at long last
Explore projects shaping the campus experience for thousands of students across the globe
Sasaki designers Breeze Outlaw, Diana Fernandez, Sasaki alum Melissa Isidor, and the Frederick Douglass Sculpture Committee hosted an engaging community meeting to envision the future of the Frederick Douglass Sculpture Plaza
The story of Akamai's new global headquarters is gaining attention across the world
Sasaki's Fabrication Studio manager Jay Nothoff and Co-chairs of Boston Society of Architects MakeTank, Felipe Francisco and Brad Prestbo, discuss their CityPrint project
Martin Zogran brings his urban design expertise to BSA initiatives
Sasaki's Diana Fernandez will pursue her project "Heterogeneous Futures: A Framework for Ecologically & Culturally Diverse Landscapes"
Learn more about the building's design from Sasaki's Lan Ying Ip and Bradford Prestbo in Architect's Newspaper
A byline in ULI's Urban Land Magazine by Sasaki landscape architect and principal Alan Ward gives a behind the scenes look at the evolution of Reston Town Center over decades
Learn what drives Sasaki's Sustainability Director in the work she does
Anna Cawrse and Joshua Brooks discuss Bonnet Springs Park and Greenwood Park in Parks & Recreation Magazine