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When budgets get tight, design details are often the first things on the chopping block. But what if the smartest way to save money isn't always spending less?

The supportive housing community transforms a former rail corridor into a sustainable neighborhood resource that provides stability and opportunity for residents.

The annual award recognizes one emerging HR professional whose contributions are making a meaningful difference within their organization.

The project is a major investment that bolsters Rochester's position as a global hub for optics, photonics, and imaging while driving the company's next chapter.

The $40M project is designed to support future growth, uniting adaptive reuse, new construction, and enhanced athletic facilities in one cohesive setting.

The supportive housing community transforms a former rail corridor into a sustainable neighborhood resource that provides stability and opportunity for residents.

This milestone confirms that the project's design meets stringent performance targets to deliver lasting comfort and reduced operational energy use.

The recognition honors organizations that create meaningful, lasting changes in workplace cultures where employees feel acknowledged and valued.

Scott brings nearly two decades of experience spanning higher education, government, commercial, residential, and adaptive reuse projects.

From acoustics and circulation to flexible seating and sensory considerations, see how thoughtful design can improve the school day for students and staff.

When complete, the more than $400M redevelopment will provide around 700 affordable housing units across eight residential buildings, increasing housing opportunity.

Many colleges already have the buildings they need. The opportunity lies in reimagining them for the future.