The Architect’s Mentor Series – 04 Mohsen Mostafavi
Chelsea Gazaille’s M.Arch. thesis was guided by the writings of Mohsen Mostafavi to help her complete her thesis about ecological design.
Chelsea Gazaille’s M.Arch. thesis was guided by the writings of Mohsen Mostafavi to help her complete her thesis about ecological design.
Senior Associate Bert Bremer recalls his travels to Egypt and the inspiration he found at Hassan Fathy’s village of New Gourna.
Our second featured architect’s mentor is the uniquely talented Julia Morgan – an architect who shaped much of California’s character.
We are proud to introduce a new series dedicated to our architecture mentors – influential designers from across the globe and time.
In a time when we are confined to limited physical space, we can look to architectural opportunities with more malleable boundaries and larger reach.
Our hospitality design experts address questions about how hotels will change in a post pandemic environment while maintaining high levels of service.
Our diverse portfolio of cultural projects, ranging from Science and Sports Heritage Museums to our continued expertise in Aquarium design, has provided us keen insights into successfully integrating some of the latest technologies into a museum environment. Timothy Mansfield and Peter Sollogub discuss their Top Ten Tech list.
Browse our new office guidelines to learn how our office is reopening to staff with new health and safety protocols, colorful signage, and plenty of soap!
Explore even more virtual destinations from our clients, friends, and colleagues.
Explore virtual tours and activities from some of our academic clients!

Our world-class academic institutions had to pivot quickly to create new online learning tools for students to complete their semester. What seemed to be an insurmountable challenge became a call to action on every college campus. It took equal parts of creativity, resilience and collaboration for the faculty, staff and students to deliver and execute a course work suitable for graduation. We applaud these institutions in adapting to new educational platforms during this time and toss our virtual caps in the air for the Class of 2020. We hope to see these beautiful campuses re-open soon to welcome back students, parents and visiting scholars.