Our renovation of the Buffalo Psychiatric Center’s new Children & Youth Behavioral Health wing is well underway.
Here’s to our annual tradition of heart bombing one of our beloved buildings! Check out our vision for this building.
In architectural theory and design practice, buildings are treated as static objects. A design may propose spaces, finishes, and adjacencies that respond to one potential path for a building’s use.
This February, we are highlighting the role that architecture has had in global climate change and envisioning ways we can contribute to solutions.
It is a term that all have heard but few really understand. We see the term in the news, many learn about it in school, and some interact with it from time to time in daily life. So what is sustainable design?
Summer is a time for leisurely strolls and enjoying Western New York’s ideal weather. What better way to enjoy the outdoors than on streets designed to create a safe and sustainable environment for pedestrians?
There is no placemaking without people. As we move together toward a post-covid era, what new factors will impact our sense of place? The tools of placemaking were important before, and now they are crucial to how we experience our environment.
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