Award-winning designers Anna Cawrse and Joshua Brooks to lead firm’s Denver operations
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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.
The new 19-story, 480,000 square-foot office design redefines the "open-office"
The awards recognize Sasaki’s work at Anant National University and Xuhui Runway Park
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
The community college health and science building was recognized for its Zero Net Energy achievement
Sasaki is engaged in rehabilitating this historic 140-acre park in Illinois
The winning projects display resilience strategies incorporated into their designs
At Bonnet Springs Park, ecological challenges inspired Sasaki to use conservation as a main driver of form and function
Sasaki landscape designer Breeze Outlaw will serve on LAF's 2020-2021 Board of Directors
Two Sasaki landscape architects lead a tour of the ongoing renovation of this historic plaza
Parris lays out ways to improve opportunities in sports architecture for underrepresented populations in the latest issue of Athletic Business
The Gruss Center for Art and Design opens for use, while construction on the Tsai Dining and Athletic Center begins
The Princeton Review recognizes the library as the 20th best college library in the country
A look at projects in the state from the 1960s to today
The American Planning Association’s Colorado Chapter celebrates DEN strategic plan for innovative vision
Xuhui Runway Park has been shortlisted for landscape project of the year
Ambitious sustainability targets are achievable with new construction. But what about our existing buildings? Sustainability Director Tamar Warburg shares the latest on a remarkable renovation underway in Tel Aviv
Elizabeth von Goeler, Tao Zhang, and Victor Vizgaitis elected to join governance board
Unpacking the design thinking as construction gets underway
A look at space planning initiatives that harness data to uncover solutions to complex challenges never before faced by college and university leaders
Sasaki is embarking on a campus master plan with the University of Colorado Boulder, nearly sixty years after the firm’s initial planning effort was completed in 1962.
Enhancing the streets of a popular Denver arts district, while maintaining its unique character and authenticity
Sasaki's Director of Communications Joanna Chow and Upstatement principal Scott Dasse dive into the challenging and rewarding exercise of co-creation that yielded Sasaki's new website—launched in January, 2020
The Lawrenceville School, Deerfield Academy, and Greenwich Academy are forward-thinking in their campus investments
The Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) Names Gulf State Park one of the 2020 Winners of the Phoenix Awards
Cleveland arts and architecture critic, Steven Litt, celebrates the Sasaki-designed landscape and maintenance shed
The Covid-19 pandemic has shifted the conversation about less-manicured approaches to urban parks
Access a compilation of Sasaki's latest thinking around how planning and design might adapt to a future changed by COVID-19
Sasaki's Director of Sustainability and Resilience, Tamar Warburg, offers her perspective via InsideClimateNews
The apartment-style housing integrates new buildings with surrounding landscape and ecology
The building is slated for completion in Spring 2022
Here at Sasaki, the word “interdisciplinary” is a part of our everyday vocabulary
Principal Michael Grove presented his work on food systems and urban agriculture
Creating cultural hotspots to foster connectivity and encourage urban diversity
Mainland China's first SITES Gold project converts a former airport runway into a model for the sustainable urban park by preserving pieces of the site's past
An existing housing site is transformed into a connective complex that manipulates the topography to allow stronger pedestrian connections and new outdoor program spaces