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.
We strive to design for all at every level of the built environment. We are looking beyond Gender Neutral design to Universally designed bathrooms, or comfort stations – conceived to be accessible to all people, regardless of gender expression, age, ability, belief, and social structure.
Introducing the Grid, our newest addition to Buffalo’s inventory of distinct residential facilities
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.
The Olympic season means many things, including life-changing inspiration for the next generation of young athletes ready to pursue the dream of Gold.
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