Climate.Park.Change. and the Greenwood Community Park Master Plan were recognized for their design excellence by a local chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects
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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.
Landscape architect and co-director of the Denver office Anna Cawrse recognized for leadership with recent promotion
Planner and Landscape architect and co-director of the Denver office Joshua Brooks recognized for leadership with recent promotion
Sasaki projects were honored in four categories by the international design magazine
In Boston's bustling Seaport, Sasaki recognized a unique opportunity to integrate architecture and landscape
Prakkamakul with a team of Sasaki and neighborhood volunteers bring to life a new 150-foot mural, "Where We Belong" (ć¸ĺ±¬ ć¸ĺ®ż “gui shu, gui su”), activating public space with a colorful celebration of culture, tradition, and belonging
Part of the City of Boston Heat Resilience Study, these pop-ups will hold community events throughout the summer
Principals Clauson and Sheth discuss interdisciplinary design and their journey together from the classroom to Sasaki
The national chapter of the Society for Marketing Professional Services honored Sasaki’s 2020 Holiday Card and the Website Redesign during their annual awards
Online website standardizes density measures, creating a valuable resource for cultivating shared understanding of density across geographies to inform urban planning
Zhang received the award at the USGBC 2021 Conference, which focused on achieving carbon neutrality by 2060
Learn more about research projects from across the practice
Three Sasaki projects honored this year with Xuhui Runway Park and Jiading Park also named finalists
Shortlisted teams to present at WAF in Lisbon, Portugal in December
The International Architecture Awards is the world's oldest and most prestigious global architecture awards program
Accomplishing a universally designed future begins with the detailed study of The Infinite Loop and the Green Links — two landscape systems at the heart of the Virginia Tech master plan
A Q&A with Kate Tooke who leads civic landscape design projects across the U.S.
All four projects won for Analysis and Planning, and one project took home the top award in the category
Architizer recognized the project for reimaging a traditional single-purpose stadium as a community wellness hub integrated within a public park
Read about the new user-friendly tool full of information around climate change risk and mitigation from the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) and Sasaki
UNL’s College of Education and Human Sciences recently celebrated its new building’s topping off, marking structural completion milestone
In Roxbury, Massachusetts, a plaza that pays homage to Frederick Douglass reaches a major funding milestone
An existing housing site is transformed into a connective complex that manipulates the topography to allow stronger pedestrian connections and new outdoor program spaces
“The most sustainable building is the one you don’t build,” says Warburg