Interior design principal Liz von Goeler offers thoughts on how the world can return to the workplace
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Analysis of classroom data reveals how social distancing will change space utilization on campuses this fall
Chief Technology Officer Holly St. Clair shares thoughts on tech-enabled remote work with BisNow as Covid-19 forces offices to get creative
Our environment benefits the most when these two disciplines are in conversation
Sasaki project team gathers community feedback as they develop a plan for the future of the Fort Point neighborhood
A team led by Sasaki and Hopkins Architects worked with their client at Colby College to develop an entirely new way of utilizing insulated metal panels to more efficiently and beautifully construct a new 350,000 SF Athletic Complex
Designing artful and contextual landscapes for United States diplomatic facilities
Sasaki's Director of Sustainability and Resilience shares lessons learned from the global COVID-19 pandemic
Sasaki designers and Sasaki Foundation grant recipients collaborated on research projects during a day-long charrette
Anna Cawrse and Joshua Brooks discuss Bonnet Springs Park and Greenwood Park in Parks & Recreation Magazine
Sasaki's Diana Fernandez will pursue her project "Heterogeneous Futures: A Framework for Ecologically & Culturally Diverse Landscapes"
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
Over 300 Sasaki employees, alumni, and friends of the firm gathered in the Incubator at Sasaki on October 17, for a celebration of our founder, Hideo Sasaki
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
The Sasaki Foundation supports design and education initiatives that promote equity in order to strengthen and empower local communities.
While the technology is starting to take clear shape, the question of just how AVs will be integrated into our cities and lifestyles is less certain
Our Caitlyn Clauson and John McKnight, Dean of Institutional Equality and Inclusion at Connecticut College, penned an article in SCUP Journal on the history of campus diversity initiatives, and how designers and administrators alike can create a welcoming and inclusive campus environment
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
A campus master plan transforming living and learning on campus is the underpinning to four new buildings, now under construction