The forbidding public plaza at Boston City Hall finally gets a second chance
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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
As we think about the return to work, CEO James Miner says wellness is a guiding principle
From raw sketches to construction, how do our interdisciplinary design teams bring their visions to reality?
“The most sustainable building is the one you don’t build,” says Warburg
Online website standardizes density measures, creating a valuable resource for cultivating shared understanding of density across geographies to inform urban planning
How microclimate modeling and analysis helps inform design decisions to create a more comfortable campus community
The John Pierce School in Brookline, MA selects MDS-Sasaki design team to provide sustainable and accessible design solutions for a school building embedded in a bustling town center
A perspective in the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA)'s March 2021 issue of Sports Administration magazine
In Roxbury, Massachusetts, a plaza that pays homage to Frederick Douglass reaches a major funding milestone
Unpacking the design thinking as construction gets underway
Landscape architects play a vital role in fighting pandemics at their source
Construction progresses on the Tsai Field House, continuing the implementation of Sasaki's master plan at The Lawrenceville School
A year-long public engagement process informed the draft
Sasaki's Denver office directors spoke on a roundtable at Denver Design Week, a showcase of the region’s best architecture, interiors, art, brands, and technology
Learn more about research projects from across the practice
The project was recognized as the Honor Award Urban Design winner for the American Society of Landscape Architects annual awards program
Part of the City of Boston Heat Resilience Study, these pop-ups will hold community events throughout the summer