David says "we need to be relentless in our pursuit of architecture with a conscience."

The project is set to reshape Buffalo's West Side community for generations.

Stephanie has been a key designer in our Mental and Behavioral Health Practice.

The media celebrates the project's potential to strengthen and enhance Buffalo's urban core and key communities.

Students, student-athletes and staff all share how the building has positively reshaped their student experience.

Projects recognized include Cboe Global Markets HQ, the Museum of Tolerance Social Lab and UIC Surgical Innovation and Training Lab.

Eric talked about sustainable design, net-zero buildings, regenerative materials, bio-engineering, building a movement and more.

Eric is the only architect to make the list of 100 energy and environment "doers" leading the charge to a more sustainable world.

The IPP empowers XBE firms to build strong, mutually beneficial relationships with design peers to deliver more impact across the design industry

Both the D'Youville College Health Professions Hub and Sheppard Pratt Behavioral Health Hospital earned design distinction.

Brad talks with Fast Company on achievable changes that could enable institutions and society to emerge from the pandemic as more sustainable, more adaptable, and more inclusive.

This project builds on Buffalo's growing renaissance and brings needed assets to the city's urban core.

This echoes our profession’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions in our work and fully decarbonizing by 2040, all to help reduce global warming and negative climate impacts.

We continue to pace the industry in health, education, commercial, science, sports design and more.

If the planet is to remain habitable for future generations, we must design and live differently.