A licensed multi-state architect and firm leader reflects on resilience, adaptive reuse, and the power of advocacy, showing how inclusive leadership strengthens both design and the future of the AEC industry.
From India to shaping New York City’s skyline, she shares how mentorship, diversity in architecture, sustainable design, and creative problem-solving drive her work in multifamily residential and office-to-residential conversions.
The Lawrence Group retail team has collaborated with some of the top fast-casual brands and concepts that consistently stay ahead of the curve, elevating the customer experience at every turn
February 20, 2026
With a nonstop sea of choices, fast-casual restaurant design must keep up with new technology and trends to cater to evolving consumer needs.
Now reimagined, the original seven-story, U-shaped building has been filled in and expanded to 150,000 square feet of office and restaurant space capped by two new floors
January 21, 2026
Reviving the century-old Maple Terrace Apartments in Dallas, 5G Studio’s adaptive reuse of the historic landmark features glass from Vitro Architectural Glass on the building’s new windows and two-story curtain wall addition.
Leadership transition underscores long-term growth for award-winning architecture, interiors, and planning firm as part of ongoing strategic initiative
December 2, 2025
The Architectural Team (TAT) has announced the elevation of principal and longtime leadership team member Thomas Schultz, AIA, NCARB, CPHC to the official role of managing principal.
The reinvention of a historic warehouse unlocks new zoning potential and revitalizes Seattle’s oldest neighborhood
September 24, 2025
A historic steam supply warehouse in Seattle’s Pioneer Square has been reimagined as Populus Seattle, a 120-room boutique hotel with architectural design by The Miller Hull Partnership, in collaboration with Urban Villages, Curioso, Aparium Hotel Group, and JTM Construction.
This project, developed by ArtsQuest and designed by MKSD architects, reflects both a respect for the past and a vision for the future; a future where arts, education and architecture intersect in meaningful ways.
This June, KFA Architects celebrates its 50th anniversary, marking five decades of shaping Los Angeles through architecture that uplifts communities and redefines urban living.