Sustainability.

New construction is one of the biggest contributors to our carbon footprint. We look at different ways to reduce this while remaining aesthetically pleasing and high performing in support of a healthy planet.

We help clients prioritize recycling and reuse to make their offices more green. We use materials that are made of high-recycled content and can be recycled at the end of use, select furnishings that can be reused, ideate ways to breathe new life into existing offerings, and implement centralized waste management programs to reduce waste production.

We are meticulous in our material selection, as we know it has a direct impact on our health. We ensure those extracting, making and installing these materials are not exposed to any known carcinogens and other negative health indicators.

We use active design principles to create spaces that support both physical and mental health. This includes offering places for both respite and socialization, providing access to daylight and views, and listening to what employees need to thrive in the workplace.

Change is inevitable, which is why ‘resiliency planning’ is critical. We build a road map that allows tenants and building owners to quickly recover by developing short- and long-term solutions catered to each organization's specific challenges and culture.