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Office Building Architecture Firm Building, Design + Construction, 2024

Unlocking business advantages through Performance by Design Whether reimagining, relocating, or repurposing, we design office environments that support our clients’ goals—enhancing operations and sparking creativity.

Page delivers core and shell projects like high-rise towers, corporate campuses, speculative offices, and interior buildouts that balance productivity with market differentiation. Our experts maximize daylighting, energy efficiency, and stunning views— all seamlessly integrated with cost-effective layouts and commercially viable building systems. Focusing on impact and flexibility, our office design teams create projects that adapt to evolving business needs while delivering long-term value.

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Austin, Texas

Austin Energy Headquarters

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Awards

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2023, Urban Land Institute (ULI) Austin, Best Project Design Finalist 2022, Austin Green Awards

LEED platinum

Raising the bar for sustainability with smart, forward-thinking design Austin Energy’s new headquarters in Mueller is a bold statement in sustainability, wellness, and innovation. Designed to the highest standards—LEED Platinum, Austin Energy Green Building Five-Star, and WELL Building v4 Platinum—it redefines what an efficient, resilient workspace can be.

Advanced digital modeling drove energy optimization, reducing structural elements and cutting carbon emissions for 15 years. The building minimizes potable water use by tapping into Austin’s reclaimed system, proving sustainability and practicality go hand in hand.

Natural light, fresh air monitoring, and wellness-focused spaces fuel productivity and well-being. A central staircase sparks movement and connection, while a dedicated community learning space empowers the next generation of sustainability leaders.

Austin Energy’s headquarters sets a new standard for the future; every decision is driven by sustainability to create a resilient built environment.

Page collaborated with ELS, who served as the project's exterior design architect.

Services Architecture / Interior Design / MEP Engineering / Sustainability

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AEGB 5-star Fitwel 1-star

Austin Energy, a bold step into a greener, healthier future This project pushes the boundaries of sustainability and energy efficiency. The design team took a strategic approach, leveraging advanced digital modeling to maximize performance. A whole-building life cycle analysis optimized structural depth and incorporated fly ash in the concrete, significantly reducing cement use and offsetting carbon emissions for 15 years. Smart evaluations enhanced thermal comfort, finetuned HVAC systems, and prioritized raw and green building materials. Water-saving innovations—including integration with Austin’s reclaimed water infrastructure— dramatically cut reliance on potable water.

Designed with people in mind, the space champions health and resilience. Expansive natural light, outdoor views, and daylight-responsive controls minimize energy use while creating an uplifting environment. Every material was chosen with purpose— low-toxicity, regionally sourced, and high in recycled content. A central, welcoming staircase encourages movement and interaction, reinforcing wellness as a daily practice. At the heart of the project is a dedicated community learning space, inspiring the next generation of sustainability leaders.

Austin Energy's new headquarters is designed to be resilient, efficient, and human-centered.

This smart design is a bold step towards a healthier, more connected future.

Recycled and / or salvaged at least 75% of demolition waste

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Future office expansion plan over parking lot increases flexivility and longevity of the building

Glazing and interior partitions provide views for a minimum of 75% of regularly occupied spaces

HVAC ties into a district thermal energy system

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Vertical glass fins for shading the west facade.

Bicycle storage, network and showers provided

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Austin, Texas

Indeed Tower

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LEED platinum AEGB 4-star Fitwel 1-star

Indeed's striking tower transforms the entire downtown block. Redefining the Austin skyline Indeed Tower transforms an entire downtown block—introducing a striking new tower, a restored 1914 Post Office, and an inviting public plaza—all while redefining Austin’s skyline. Designed by Page, this 36-story sculptural glass tower seamlessly integrates the historically restored Claudia Taylor Johnson Hall at its base, blending heritage with modern innovation.

Indeed Tower delivers 21 office floors, 12 levels of above-grade parking, and a vibrant ground-floor retail experience, prioritizing connectivity, convenience, and community. Built for well-being, it features a state-of-the-art fitness center, outdoor terraces, and a penthouse rooftop that elevate how people work and gather.

Connection to the District A similarly public-oriented lobby facilitates accessible pedestrian movement through the city in an area where sidewalks are uncomfortably steep, creating an interior “street” with the façade of the historic building on its western edge.

Services Architecture / Interior Design / Sustainability

Elevation of greenspaces

In a study conducted over the summers of 2019 and 2020, researchers identified the three factors most likely to elevate or deteriorate the greenspace experience in Central Business Districts. Those factors are shade, maintenance, and facilities (bathrooms). Indeed Tower’s outdoor plaza scores high marks in all three. Learn more » 14

Awards

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2024, Design Award, Austin Green Awards 2024, Green Good Design Sustainability Awards, The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and The Chicago Athenaeum 2023, Best Design, Editor’s Pick in the Commercial – Office Category, The Architects Newspaper 2023, Design Award of Excellence, AIA Austin Chapter 2022, Best Project Design, Urban Land Institute (ULI) Austin Chapter Impact Awards

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Indeed Tower Future Tower

Indeed Tower is among some of the very few LEED platinum-certified office buildings in the world. Making it a shining standard towards a sustainable urban environment.

“Indeed Tower demonstrates the successful blend of great design with ambitious sustainability goals. As North America’s leader in sustainable real estate, the property embodies Kilroy’s unwavering commitment to resilient and sustainable workplace environments.”

John Kilroy Chairman and CEO, Kilroy

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100% WATER

of outdoor water is from non-potable sources.

80% stormwater managed onsite

46% ECOLOGY

of site is open space

14% ENERGY

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energy savings by cost offset, 100% green power offsets, All electric core systems, 22% peak load reduction

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Frisco, Texas

Home of the PGA of America

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LEED silver

A timeless connection to Texas's architectural heritage The Home of the PGA of America headquarters embodies the essence of Texas Modern Architecture—rooted in place, purpose, and performance. Designed to work with the local climate, it leverages regionally quarried stone for authenticity, efficiency, and sustainability. This deep-set material not only strengthens energy performance but also reinforces a timeless connection to Texas's architectural heritage.

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2024, Economic Development, Major Deals and Projects Category, CoreNet Black, White & Blue Corporate Real Estate Awards

Expansive glass harnesses northern daylight while framing views of the open skies and rolling plains, seamlessly blending the indoors with the natural landscape. Thoughtful design choices— like strategic shading devices, trellises, and native vegetation— enhance comfort and functionality, reducing heat while defining the building’s character. A striking structure, this facility is a statement of innovation and community—where modern design will maintain an enduring legacy.

Services Architecture / Interior Design / Workplace Consulting / Branding & Graphics / Furniture / Sustainability

Social stair The central social staircase is a hub for connection, collaboration, and brand identity. Seamlessly linking the building, it doubles as a gathering space to spark ideas and connect across teams.

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The Home of the PGA of America is a destination for shaping the future of golf.

ECOLOGY At this corner of the building, outdoor seating, an event lawn, and a water feature create an intimate space for employees or small gatherings. From the event lawn, the building edge and a row of tall bushes frame views of the courses beyond.

WELL BEING

A view from any angle The fourth floor is a dynamic event space with a sprawling terrace and a retractable glass wall that unveils breathtaking views.

Designed for versatility, it seamlessly transitions from daily gatherings to largescale events, creating an inspiring backdrop for collaboration, celebrations, and media moments that leave a lasting impression.

Bringing the game to life, one broadcast at a time The building features a state-of-the-art broadcast studio, serving as a dynamic media hub for live PGA event coverage.

Designed for seamless storytelling, it connects fans to the game in real time, bringing the energy, strategy, and moments that matter straight from the course to audiences everywhere.the structure.

The building serves as the PGA of America’s headquarters, but also contains a Professional development program complete with an indoor putting green, bunker, simulation bays as well as hitting bays that open to the driving range. The large central circulation zone, referred to as the “Fairway,” welcomes you from the moment you enter the building and takes you to a large framed view of the horizon.

ENERGY The building has achieved LEED Silver certification, which includes attaining points in the Building life-cycle impact reduction credit. Tally was used for WBLCA analysis, specifically in studies related to supplementary cementitious material (SCM) comparisons and its effect on the assessment. The EC3 Tool was used to analyze Divisions 3 and 5, allowing the design team to reference specific EPDs to vet and compare to WBLCA results from Tally.

COMMUNITY

The future of golf The facility features a state-of-the-art education center and studio, world-class hospitality for tour events, and dynamic office spaces that fuels a growing, vibrant organization that is the heart of the game.

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Set on the edge of two championship golf courses as well as being adjacent to a new high school and surrounding schools, the project strives to be an open and welcoming space with views of the North Texas landscape.

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Austin, Texas

Uptown ATX One Uptown

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LEED silver

Raising the bar for sustainability with smart, forward-thinking design One Uptown stands tall—modern and unmistakable. Designed

by Page, this 14-story, 360,000-square-foot Class-A office building anchors the dynamic 66-acre Uptown ATX district, where business, culture, and community thrive. Positioned between Solaris Street & Rosalind Way and Burnet Road & Azul Crossing, it offers effortless access to Austin’s emerging “second downtown.”

Uptown ATX is an expansive vision realized—with three million square feet of office space, three million square feet of multifamily living, 400,000 square feet of retail, 250,000 square feet of hospitality, and nine acres of green space—seamlessly integrating work, home, and leisure. A new MetroRail Red Line station ensures effortless mobility, while pedestrian- and bikefriendly pathways make exploring the district second nature.

Uptown ATX is boldly shaping the future of Austin.

Services Architecture / Interior Design / Sustainability

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AEGB 1-star

Redefining work with modern design and future-ready spaces Designed for the future of work, this 14-story tower blends functionality with presence. A striking lobby on Burnet Road sets the tone, creating a vibrant gateway to the Uptown ATX campus. With ground-level retail, six levels of structured parking, and eight floors of thoughtfully designed office space, it’s built to support productivity and growth.

The structure includes one level of below-grade parking, a retail-activated lobby, six above-grade parking levels, and expansive office floors that prioritize efficiency. Ideally proportioned floor plates maximize flexibility, natural light, and sweeping views—enhancing the experience.

One Uptown anchors a thriving business and cultural district. From its commanding street presence to its intuitive design, this tower redefines how and where work happens in Austin’s next great urban hub.

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Expansive views, open terraces, and space to recharge One Uptown features floor-to-ceiling glass windows, unobstructed views, and outdoor terraces. A park on the eastern edge offers residents and employees a vibrant green space to recharge and connect.

14 floors, 66 acres, 4-space : 1,000 SF parking ratio

Bentonville, Arkansas

Walmart Home Office Child Care Centers "Little Squiggles"

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Safety– enhances fire protection system to protect the next generation At the child care center, safety comes first. An automatic wet pipe sprinkler system provides seamless fire protection, with a flow test confirming ample water supply, which eliminates the need for a fire pump. To safeguard against freezing, dry-type sprinklers were strategically placed in coordination with the architectural and mechanical teams.

More than just corridors Corridors are more than just walkways— they’re dynamic learning zones featuring built-in seating and interactive nooks that extend the classroom experience. Teachers use these spaces to inspire curiosity beyond traditional settings.

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A fully integrated fire alarm system ensures swift emergency response, with speaker and strobe devices providing clear occupant notification.

Smoke detectors, manual pull stations, and system interfaces with HVAC and kitchen hood suppression enable rapid action in critical moments.

Through careful planning and advanced fire safety measures, this design creates a secure, protected environment—allowing children, staff, and families to focus on what matters most.

Optimized for learning and support Optimized for learning and support, this space ensures that everyone—children and teachers—benefits. Employees can access thoughtfully placed touch-down areas, two dedicated mothers’ rooms, and a comfortable lounge, creating moments for recharge and connection.

Intentional outdoor environment Integrated playground storage keeps play areas open and inviting, eliminating the need for bulky sheds. Dedicated fields for each age group provide structured space for exploration, while flexible outdoor classrooms adapt to evolving lesson plans. A garden space encourages hands-on learning, connecting children with nature as they grow, discover, and play.

From employee recharge zones to elevated learning environments and outdoor classrooms, "Little Squiggles" is designed to empower, nurture, and elevate the early learning experience.

Human-focused design "Little Squiggles" redefines early childhood education, setting a new standard for quality and accessibility within the growing Walmart Home Office campus in northwest Arkansas. Designed for impact, it features two 36,000-square-foot buildings, each thoughtfully structured to house classrooms for infants, toddlers, early preschool, preschool, and kindergarten prep. A shared parent plaza fosters connections—offering space to gather before and after drop-off while doubling as a hub for community events.

The program embraces enrichment with three specialized spaces tailored to STEM and art education, ensuring young learners engage in creativity and discovery from day one. This learning center is a purpose-built environment that supports families, sparks curiosity, and sets the foundation for lifelong learning.

Services Architecture / Interior Design / Children's Environmental Planning / Programming / Site Planning / MEP Engineering / Fire Protection Engineering

Accessibility– designed with care Here, two childcare centers come together on a thoughtfully designed site, creating a connected and accessible space for families. Positioned at the edge of the Walmart corporate campus, the centers are easily reachable—whether by car, bike, or foot—ensuring convenience. With a single public entry and a shared central parking lot, drop-offs and pick-ups are smooth and intuitive.

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Austin, Texas

Mueller Business District Alpha Building

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Awards

2023, LEED Silver, Building Design and Construction: Core and Shell Development, U.S. Green Building Council

LEED silver AEGB 3-star

A welcoming paseo links the office and garage to a bright, open courtyard designed for both work and connection. With flexible spaces for meetings, collaboration, and quiet focus, it seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor environments—offering a refreshing, green retreat that complements nearby parks and fosters productivity in a natural setting.

Mueller Business District's Alpha Office Building has 26,000 square foot of retail, connecting people, places, and possibilities in a thriving community

Connecting community — space for disciplines to collide Mueller Business District is redefining the workplace with a bold, three-phase plan—bringing leading-edge office spaces and vibrant amenities to East Austin’s thriving Mueller neighborhood. Designed by Page for forward-thinking companies, the district seamlessly integrates work and lifestyle, fostering connection, collaboration, and innovation.

Linked by landscaped courtyards and walkways, four stateof-the-art buildings create a dynamic environment where business thrives. A 1,000-car parking garage serves office tenants and the surrounding retail community, ensuring accessibility.

Phase One set the tone with the Alpha Building, a 238,000-square-foot Class A office space designed for performance. With high-speed infrastructure and private balconies on floors two through six, Alpha puts Performance by Design on display. Its six stories feature 26,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, a dynamic courtyard with open-air meeting spaces, and an amphitheater designed to foster connection.

Alpha also prioritizes sustainability, achieving LEED CS Silver+ certification and Austin Energy Green Building 3-Star recognition.

Services Architecture / Interior Design / Telecom

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LEED silver AEGB 2-star

This building makes a statement with its refined brick façade, where bold, volumetric expressions meet crisp white aluminum framing. The contrast is striking—clean lines elevate the brick’s depth, creating a modern yet grounded aesthetic.

The garage façade introduces movement with a dynamic gradient of perforated metal panels, accented with color at column wraps. It’s functional and visually engaging. At ground level, a stainless-steel cable system supports climbing vines, seamlessly integrating greenery into the structure.

A design that breathes and evolves with connection to nature The Mueller Business District is redefining office environments in East Austin with a performance-driven, three-phase development. Designed to fuel innovation and connection, this fully integrated campus blends leading-edge office spaces with vibrant amenities.

A thoughtfully designed paseo extends from Simond Avenue, seamlessly linking the office and garage to a bright, wellproportioned internal courtyard. More than just a place to work, the Mueller Business District cultivates an environment for businesses and people to thrive.

Phase Two introduced the Bravo Building, a striking six-story, 235,000-SF office hub complemented by an 890-space parking garage. Rooted in Mueller’s urban design legacy, the project prioritizes walkability and architectural depth with clearly defined street frontages and dynamic facades. The inviting pedestrian experience features expansive ground-level glazing, hardscapes, and green spaces.

Services Architecture / Interior Design / Project Management / Sustainability

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Austin, Texas

Mueller Business District Bravo Building & Parking Garage

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Awards

2023, LEED Silver, Building Design and Construction: Core and Shell Development, U.S. Green Building Council

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Austin, Texas

Highpoint 2222

A timeless connection to Texas's architectural heritage Highpoint is transforming the future of work in Northwest Austin. Designed in collaboration with Page, this visionary mixed-use redevelopment by Karlin Real Estate reimagines a former 3M lab into over a million square feet of leading-edge lab and office space spanning 156 acres. A 58,000-squarefoot amenity hub fuels productivity and connection with wellness spaces, dining, and social zones. A striking 75,000-square-foot atrium brings the outdoors in, featuring pavilions and courtyards designed for balance and inspiration.

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Highpoint is all about helping people thrive at work. Natural light, modern architecture, and integration with the surrounding greenbelt create an environment that elevates every experience.

Future phases will introduce residential, retail, and an outdoor activity center, shaping a dynamic, sustainable community.

Services Planning / Lab Planning / Urban Design / Architecture / Interior Design / Sustainability / Signage & Wayfinding

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58,000-Square-Foot Welcome center

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Selected Commercial & Mixed-Use Clients 3M Abu Dhabi National Oil Company Acoma ADNOC Akridge Amelang Partners American Electric Technologies, Inc. American Express AMLI Residential Apple ARAMCO Archway Properties Austin City Lofts Austin Energy Baker Oil Tools Bank of America Bartlett Cocke BBVA Benchmark Title Bickerstaff Heath Delgado Acosta Bois d’Arc Energy (now Stone Energy) Brandywine Realty Trust BVA Group Cameron Management Campus at Legacy Capstar Commercial Carlson Restaurants Worldwide Carlyle CarrAmerica Realty Group Capella Commercial Catellus CBRE Center Point Energy Charles Schwab Charter Medical Corporation Citi North Texas

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Clean Line Energy Colliers Computer Sciences Corporation COPT CRESA Crossroads Crow Holdings CSC Cullen/Frost Bankers Cushman & Wakefield Dell Dienna Nelson Augustine Direct Energy Dynamex Encore Wire Enterprise Products Company ExxonMobil Facebook FIRMSPACE First American Title FKM Agency Forte Group Four Points Centre Frito-Lay Frost Bank Fujitsu Gearbox Germer Google Granite Properties Graves Dougherty Hearon & Moody Greystar GSA Haggar Apparel Harrington Medical Center Harwood and Associates HBO Dallas Health First Corporation

HealthCare Realty Trust Hewlett-Packard Highland Homes Hines Holt and Young, P.C. i2 Technologies ICOR Intel Intracorp Investco Invitation Homes JBG Companies JLL JMB Properties JP Morgan Chase JP Morgan Asset Management Karlin Real Estate KDC Kilroy Realty Corporation Kubota Tractor Corporation Lane Development Corporation Lincoln Lockheed Martin Marubeni America Corporation Mattel - Radica McClain Finlon Communications McCord Development McStain Enterprises Meridian Group Merrill Corporation Metro National Corporation Microsoft Minor Planet Mission Foods Mitsumi Electronics Corporation Mohr Partners Moody Rambin National Office Furniture

Our client’s goals are market-informed and ambitious.

We value the partnerships we build with our clients, prioritizing their goals, vision, and ambition as we collaborate across projects of every scale. These enduring relationships often span years and multiple engagements—and the spaces we create together perform on day one and evolve over time.

National Properties Navy League of the US NEC Electronics Neiman Marcus New Process Steel One OK Ottobock Oxford Commercial PCL Industrial PGA of America Photronics Pierpont Communications Pioneer Contract Services PM Realty Group Plaza Park Development Co Rough Creek Lodge and Resort Ragland Realty Raytheon TI Systems Rubinstein Perry Ryan Companies Sackman Enterprises Sally Beauty Samsung Saudi ARAMCO Shell Solomon Southcross Energy Shorenstein Starbucks State Farm Insurance Sterling Associates Stream Realty Sulzer Orthopedics Tandy Brands TEAM Industrial TechSpace Temple-Inland Tetra Pak Materials Texas Capital Bank

Texas Instruments Texas Property & Casualty The Hanover Company Thomas Properties Group Thousand Trails ThyssenKrupp Elevators Tilson Custom Homes Tishman Speyer Tivoli Systems Trammell Crow Company Trane Transwestern Real Estate UCR United Airlines US Now USAA US Risk Vistaprint Corporation Wells Fargo Weston Urban Wild Horse Resources Wiss Janney Elstner World Savings

With inquiries, contact: Daniel Brooks AIA, LEED AP Principal, Managing Director Commercial & Mixed-Use Sector Leader dbrooks@pagethink.com / 512 382 3462 Kris Walsh IIDA, IFMA Principal, Interior Design Director kwalsh@pagethink.com / 469 621 4794 Matthew Z. Leach AIA, NCARB Principal, Design Director mleach@pagethink.com / 512 382 3506 David Quenemoen AIA, NCARB, LEED AP Principal, Operations Director dquenemoen@pagethink.com / 713 658 2131 Cristina Diodati Jones Senior Associate Commercial & Mixed-Use Sector Manager cdjones@pagethink.com / 512 382 3502 Steve Edwards AIA, NCARB Principal, Corporate Commercial Director sedwards@pagethink.com / 882 647 5744 Talmadge Smith AIA, LEED AP Principal, Design Director tsmith@pagethink.com / 512 382 3499

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Page is a leader in performance-based design, dedicated to moving the world forward. With 1500+ employees and offices in 20 cities, this full-service architecture, engineering, and design firm brings a breadth of services and depth of expertise to a wide range of markets.

At Page, Performance by Design drives every project, ensuring innovation, collaboration, and client-focused solutions deliver exceptional results.

Services Architecture / Engineering / Interior Design / Urban Design / Planning / Landscape Architecture / Branding & Experiential Graphic Design

Markets Academic / Advanced Manufacturing / Arts & Culture / Aviation / Civic / Commercial & Mixed-Use / Government / Healthcare / Mission Critical / Science & Technology

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