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
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.
From Drama Theatres to Recital Halls to Multipurpose Performing Arts Centers, we have long been intrigued by the way performing arts buildings shape the perception of theatre, dance & music.
A Welcome Center is the heart of a campus, and perhaps the most vital building in student life. It is an inviting place which encourages social interaction, recreation, and the sharing of ideas.
With the ever-evolving nature of teaching and learning, the academic library has already undergone a great transformation by adapting to new paradigms present in higher education. The proliferation of digital resources and scholarship has meant that access to information is everywhere and even more critical in the current circumstances.
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.
This February, we are highlighting the role that architecture has had in global climate change and envisioning ways we can contribute to solutions.
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