以前瞻创新的态度进行长期的校园建设，为下一个十年的规划愿景进行指导
规划与城市设计
我们的规划师和城市设计师是创新与变革的推动者，致力于改善人居环境。Sasaki 尊重社会与客户的需求，通过多方合作，追求卓越和具有可持续性与韧性的设计。我们严谨的设计过程以系统性思维为基础，辅以创新工具与公众参与策略，实现以项目目标为导向，数据为依据，灵活且全面的设计决策。
As context and constraints evolve in a university setting, it’s important to have a structural understanding of how decisions will be made
Revitalizing one of the last undeveloped sites along the Willamette River to return it to Portland's public
Sasaki led the urban design alongside a team of architects from Gensler and landscape architects from SWA
Helping Harvard University evolve its Allston campus on the other side of the Charles River
以容纳奥运会和国际赛事为愿景，成都天府奥体城呈现令人眼前一亮的建筑和规划概念
A visionary roadmap to guide a historic capital city emerging from decades of conflict towards a model of sustainable, equitable, and resilient development, tackling physical and social dimensions head-on
安大略湖畔新社区，打造一个创新、通达的未来。
A global land grant institution sets its sights on connecting a network of campuses, while enhancing infrastructure and mobility, resiliency, and campus amenities
全新规划71万平方米的发展项目，带来多样化的用途和行人优先的公共空间，连接热闹繁华的波士顿海港区
发挥周边景观的独有魅力，释放丹佛国际机场的无穷潜力，突显它作为科罗拉多州主要经济引擎的地位
Sasaki project team gathers community feedback as they develop a plan for the future of the Fort Point neighborhood
胡志明市政府宣布Sasaki及其协作伙伴enCity获选为城市东部的创新区进行规划研究。
利用学术、产业和研发群体的交流协作，证明拉丁美洲的大学是创新与创业领域的领航者
For the fourth consecutive year, MIPIM Asia Awards honors Sasaki
由市政府拥有、面积逾21公顷的地块，摇身一变成为多元包容、热情好客的滨水社区
得奖的综合策略报告书引领波士顿抵抗气候变化
Today, 798 is the third most visited tourist destination in Beijing, after the Forbidden City and the Great Wall. Learn more about the award-winning Sasaki masterplan that transformed the area.
A plan to unify one of the oldest colleges in the country
Zachary Chrisco and Bisnow panelists explore how Boston's Seaport could become a resilient, 24/7 neighborhood community
Sasaki principal and urban design Mary Anne Ocampo writes alongside Harvard Graduate School of Design Assistant Professor Stephen Gray
Their proposal, "The Cincy-Stitch," took top honors in the prestigious 2019 Urban Land Institute (ULI) Hines Student Competition
Sasaki's framework plan frames and extends Case Western Reserve University's (CWRU) historic Mather Quad
Sasaki’s urban design strategy centers on the concept of “push, pull, bridge, and extend” to re-stitch the city fabric on either side of Suzhou Creek
Our Dennis Pieprz alongside twelve fellow leading urban designers, including, Adriaan Geuze (West 8), Winy Maas (MVRDV), Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk (DPZ) and others, contributed to the book’s collection
Landscape architect Thomas Nideroest speaks with his alma mater about his journey into the profession
