4-26-2018 | News
“We know that we can’t make a roadmap to eureka moments. But we can create the conditions that are most conducive to allowing those moments to happen, and we do that by bringing diverse skill sets and different perspective to the table. We’re talking about what we might learn by bringing the built environment together with what we know about geriatric care or bringing clean energy technology to transform the health of city dwellers,” said Ana Mari Cauce, president of the University of Washington at a groundbreaking held for the institution’s in-the-works Population Health building, which is now officially underway.
Cultural integration with high-performance design Diplomatic architectural design Façade shading as cultural expression Shading to enhance…
5-15-2025 | Events
Partner Ruth Baleiko will be discussing," Navigating School Design through the Context of History with Meaning…
3-26-2024 | Events
Water Management and conservation in Southern California: tour of Mesa College and Marine Corps Recruit Depot.…
2-2-2016 | Events
Partner Ruth Balieko will be leading a tour of Odegaard Undergraduate Library & Learning Commons at the…
1-18-2019 | Events
Last October, after 39 months of construction, the University of Washington opened a new 97,000-square-foot Health…
8-23-2023 | News
By Margaret Sprug, AIA, Principal "If you’re not getting better, you’re getting worse." – Richard Sherman,…
12-14-2020 |