Soaring High, but Still Connected
Tencent Seafront Towers
Shenzhen, China
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What Will the Workplace Look Like After COVID-19?
The New York Times speaks with NBBJ’s Kelly Griffin on how the pandemic could shift the way we work in office buildings and the flexibility needed to do so.
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What Hospitals Can Do to Prepare for COVID-19
NBBJ’s Sarah Markovitz and Bryan Langlands discuss with Fast Company three design changes hospitals can make right now as the coronavirus crisis escalates.
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REI Blurs Boundaries Between Office and Nature
Embracing the restorative power of nature and community, REI’s new headquarters will provide unique ways to connect with the outdoors, from a large firepit to roll-up doors and park spaces, NBBJ’s Mindy Levine-Archer tells the Wall Street Journal.
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NBBJ COVID-19 Update for Clients and Collaborators
As our world navigates through the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re sharing what we're doing to protect our staff while ensuring we continue to deliver for our clients and partners. Click above to read more, including our ongoing series of design ideas to address the crisis based on work with leading healthcare systems.
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NBBJ Acquires Experience Design Studio ESI Design
The acquisition signals a new era where buildings will be transformed into immersive and interactive digital experiences that engage and delight.
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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
Flagship
Healthcare
NYU Langone Health
New York, NY, USA
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