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Perkins&Will
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Projects
Perkins&Will Rebuilds the West Coast’s First Camp for the Blind
A destructive wildfire became a catalyst for reimagining the treasured retreat for generations to come.
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Viewpoints
How Can We Design Buildings to Heal, Not Harm?
Jason McLennan—regenerative design pioneer and chief sustainability officer at Perkins&Will—on creating buildings that restore, replenish, and revive the natural world.
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How a Health Care Clinic Applied Trauma Informed Design to Serve the LGBTQIA+ Community
With space for public programs as well as a sense of privacy and security Perkins&Will’s Family Tree Clinic answers the question, “What does healing look like to you?”
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Projects
The Rec Center Reimagined: How Cities are Designing for Wellness
Fitness centers in Baltimore, Maryland, and El Paso, Texas, show that cities can offer high-level recreational services at a low cost, improving the well-being of all.
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Projects
The Hospital Unlocking a Design Formula for Better Family Care
Spaces that promote comfort and kinship help level up patient care at a Charleston medical facility for women and children.
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Viewpoints
Los Angeles Architects and Leaders Take on Their City’s Homeless Crisis
Christopher Hawthorne, L.A.’s chief design officer, discusses how a culture of design innovation is helping tackle a growing calamity and provide dignity, shelter, and gracious interior spaces to thousands.
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Projects
Reviving a Southern California Legacy Girl Scouts Camp
With new A-frame cabins and a communal dining hall, Perkins&Will sets Camp Lakota on a course for the next generation of scouting.
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Profiles
Specify Hot List: Perkins&Will, D.C.
The firm’s Washington, D.C., team is the first of its U.S. studios set to eliminate embodied carbon in commercial interiors by 2030.
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Programs
Sustainability Experts Weigh in on the Metropolis Climate Toolkit
Metropolis brought together leading design firms and manufacturers in Washington, D.C., to workshop and update the Climate Toolkit for Interior Design.
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Viewpoints
In Raleigh, an Exhibition Pays Tribute to Phil Freelon’s Prolific Career
The North Carolina Museum of Art explores the career of Phil Freelon, who strove to define the African American identity through design.
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Programs
Interior Solutions to the Climate Crisis
A Perspective: Sustainability panel examines how interior design can make an impact in a climate-conscious era.