Soaring High, but Still Connected
Tencent Seafront Towers
Shenzhen, China
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A New Model for Behavioral Health Design Breaks the Stigma of Care
The New York Times covers the design of Ohana Center, a national model for behavioral health facilities that promotes choice, movement and nature.
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Fast Company: Design Strategies Reduce Noise
As the first sponsor of the University of Washington’s architectural research consortium, NBBJ partners with researchers to discover new methods to dramatically reduce the perception of noise at work.
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University of Oxford Announces Largest Project in its History
The design of the new home for the Departments of Experimental Psychology & Biology features shared spaces, indoor-outdoor work environments and large public plazas.
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Here Comes the Life Sciences Land Rush
As demand for lab space increases, NBBJ Partner Tom Sieniewicz shares design strategies with Bloomberg that developers can keep in mind when looking at construction of new research buildings or converting traditional commercial buildings to life science use.
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WSJ: Amazon’s Arlington HQ Focuses on Community, Nature and Connection
Experiences that support wellbeing of employees and community are the focus for Amazon’s proposed design of its new Arlington HQ, reports The Wall Street Journal.
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Centers
of Energy
Amazon in the Regrade
Seattle, WA, USA
Places for
People and Pups
BARK
Columbus, OH, USA
Bold Design,
Subtle Substation
Seattle City Light Denny Substation
Seattle, WA, USA
A Design for Hope
Montage Health
Monterey, CA
Reinventing a Landmark
Two Union Square Repositioning
Seattle, WA, USA
Elevating the Local Library
Columbus Metropolitan Library
Dublin, OH, USA
Science
on Show
Quadram Institute
Norwich, UK
Neighbors
in Health
Neighborcare Health
Seattle, WA, USA
A City
Blossoms
Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center
Hangzhou, China