Whether you are staying home, working from home, or providing essential services each day, we are all learning how to be together apart and how to be creative at home.
This April, we focus on creative pursuits – be it artistic, culinary, botanical or simply learning a new skill – that boost our vitality and support our physical and emotional wellbeing.
Stay creative and be well!
-A|r
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.
It’s 2021! We’ve finally made it.
We’ve spent nearly a year working remotely, at full steam, supporting our clients with design solutions that are more critical than ever to navigate their workspace, shape the healthcare environment and reinvent (again) what the classroom can and should provide.
Our great waterways create a sense of place and connect us to the industrial heritage of our region. We have teamed with community stakeholders to build inviting civic spaces and bolster community engagement within these important spaces.
Our renovation of the Buffalo Psychiatric Center’s new Children & Youth Behavioral Health wing is well underway.
One of the earliest steps in our design process is illustrating the forces that will affect a future design. It is imperative for us to understand how a new project will interact with its surroundings, make us feel, appear throughout the season, and accommodate the needs of future occupants.
The reflection of silos on water and use of galvanized steel pay homage to our industrial heritage here in Buffalo, New York.
Buffalo Office
505 Franklin Street Buffalo, NY 14202
NewYork Office
303 West 13th Street New York, NY 10014
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