Tasked with "creating something no one has ever seen...yet," a flexible arts-based infrastructure lays the foundation for an arts epicenter in the American West
Arts & Culture
Our work addresses contemporary experiential performance and visual arts standards to yield plans and designs that ensure the future vitality of arts and cultural institutions for new generations of patrons and audiences. We amplify the power of arts to yield tangible and meaningful cultural, social, and economic benefit for ever-broadening communities. Our creative process is based upon dialogue and collaboration where designs emerge as a natural outcome from a lively and rigorous investigation of ideas.
Enhancing the streets of a popular Denver arts district, while maintaining its unique character and authenticity
Prakkamakul with a team of Sasaki and neighborhood volunteers bring to life a new 150-foot mural, "Where We Belong" (歸屬 歸宿 “gui shu, gui su”), activating public space with a colorful celebration of culture, tradition, and belonging
Embracing the endless potential of an adaptable space, this lab serves as a blank canvas upon which artists from all disciplines can bring their visions to life
Colonial-era architectural elements come alive in Wuhu's renewed epicenter of culture and international commerce along the Yangtze River
The art of planning: reinterpreting the principles of artist Donald Judd to steward the future of the Chinati Foundation's Marfa, Texas campus
A former weapons manufacturing district comes alive as a dynamic arts hub
Too often in the design world the term “accessible design” is an epithet for meeting the minimum requirements put forth by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Learn how Sasaki designers are reinventing inclusive best practices that aim to create spaces suited for all users
Advancing a bold design vision in creating a new home in the Seaport for one of Boston's longest-running arts organizations
A vibrant, multidisciplinary environment that encourages the cross-fertilization of ideas
Six institutions align on urban design guidelines to define Boston's Huntington Avenue as a unified arts and culture destination
Art-makers and city-makers are brushing up against new territories, from ecological resiliency to social activism in the creation of public art