For SUNY Buffalo State College, its new science building has been almost 20 years in the making—and it is well worth the wait.

The dynamic project infuses a fresh food market, public art, affordable housing and a mixed mobility hub in the heart of Buffalo.

The upstate New York native wants to make mental health part of community fabrics.

Our Buffalo team is in the midst of exciting growth and project openings across the Buffalo / Niagara region.

Our rise is fueled by significant revenue growth, dynamic design projects, service line expansion and recent mergers and acquisitions.

The building is set to reshape D'Youville College and its surrounding community long into the future

Sharla Toller shares best practices and ideas for impactful positive DEI change in our firm and the design industry at large.

All at once, the building improves Buffalo's public health, educational opportunities, workforce, civic fabric and more.

As our children face a mental health crisis, it's time for bold solutions, design strategies and actions that reshape communities for mental fitness.

Placing mental health facilities in city centers helps to reduce stigma and stimulate the local economy.

Created in partnership with XBE firms across the country, our Inclusive Partner Program galvanizes people and companies to create mutually beneficial partnerships that deliver more impact across the design industry.

Frank is recognized for his indelible contributions to NYS architecture and architects' lives.

The simulator takes inputs and quickly produces the optimal immunization workflows and processes for any indoor or outdoor site. 

After decades of disappointment, the Scajaqueda Corridor may finally reach its full potential.

Brad joins Kaiser Permanente's podcast to talk about the future of design and the built environment.

For Worth, she writes how modern mental and behavioral health care facilities are evolving to reduce stigma and ensure community integration.

Through stories and images, Peter celebrates the city's architecture, urban fabric and resilience.