A diverse group of museum professionals and designers’ reimagine museum design focused on the potential and measurable impacts of cultural and civic spaces.

Launched in December 2022, the +Health Series highlights the importance of lighting, acoustics, and thermal comfort on student health and performance from kindergarten to 12th grade.

A document that discusses the significance and methodologies for collecting the environmental determinants of health and energy metrics in K-12 public school buildings to inform decision-making.

A global alliance committed to designing and rebuilding a safe and sustainable Puerto Rico using the S-E-E approach that holistically considers Social, Environmental, and Economic Resilience.

Utilizing a decision modeling tool to help the city of Providence assess and prepare for vulnerabilities in their maritime transportation infrastructure.

A resilient building and design consensus standard that that helps architects, city planners, developers, governments, and businesses better withstand shocks and stressors, like hurricanes, super storms, drought, heat waves, earthquakes, and even social volatility.

A collaborative effort with the Center for Active Design and Steelcase to assess the long-term health impact of adjustable workstations in office environments.

A digital design tool—funded by the 2015 Latrobe Prize from the AIA College of Fellows –that enables communities in arid climates to capture, retain, and distribute stormwater runoff.

A blueprint for the District of Columbia to take a proactive stance on climate change and promote urban resilience within the built and natural environment.

A unique design and research studio that reimagines the relationship between highways and their users, aiming to generate environmental change at local and global scales.

A comprehensive tracking and analysis system that enables the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District to better understand the benefits streetcars provide to the city, and to recalibrate goals when needed.