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MoreFrom the Design Quarterly: 8 ways to design for density and live where the action is
Cities that have higher density are inherently more sustainable—and they are generally more livable, too
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MoreHow can we optimize evolving lighting design to enhance health and well-being?
In an industry disrupted by changing technology, designers must take a holistic approach to integrate innovative concepts without compromising fundamentals
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MoreLet it rain: A holistic plan for water use and reuse in a sustainable building
Denver Water’s new complex pushes the boundaries of sustainability with its innovative water efficiency
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MoreFrom the Design Quarterly: Are net zero energy and net zero carbon buildings a must-have?
The approaches, markets, and tools for sustainability are evolving—and net zero is an attainable goal
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MoreFrom the Design Quarterly: Technologies and trends changing how we power our world
What’s driving change in the energy sector? How will it influence smart cities of tomorrow?
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MoreCity planners and healthcare providers need to talk about their common goals
How can healthcare providers and civic leaders coordinate community health goals, providing effective wellness while reducing healthcare costs?
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MoreEnergy efficiency is really about energy productivity—and that’s about the bottom line
As we adopt the language of revenue growth, designers and engineers can use metrics to connect with clients where it matters to them most
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MoreFrom the Design Quarterly: Speak up. Get involved. Shape the future.
Designers are problem solvers. We need to have a louder voice in today’s biggest problem-solving conversations.
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MoreFrom the Design Quarterly: 7 facets of the changing airport
Refocusing on passenger experience is central to a new—and more comfortable—vision for air travel
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MoreCorporate workplace design: 8 interiors trends to watch
NeoCon 2018 revealed a softer focus, including organic shapes, smoky glass, integrated accessories, and Scandinavian partnerships
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Published in LD+A Magazine: Circadian in the Workplace: Does it make sense yet?
Stantec's Senior Lighting Designer, Rachel Fitzgerald, co-authored an article that addresses this new trend in workplace design, published in LD+A Magazine's October 2018 issue.
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MoreWorld Architecture Day: How do people and places impact global design decisions?
Design has the power to transform lives, if we are truly committed to improving the local community
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More[With Video] Living WELL: Designing a new home for hundreds with health at the heart
What does wellbeing look like in a multifamily resident project? Denver’s Lakehouse provides the answers
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MoreCreating corridors of opportunity: Urban design for community and economic benefit
Denver’s Brighton Boulevard is a perfect example of turning a traffic-only strip of asphalt into a great urban space
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MoreFour questions we must answer to design truly smart cities
For smart cities to elevate our collective quality of life, community-minded design must be at the center of the plan
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MoreFrom the Design Quarterly: Switching on the off-season
Activating stadiums to create sports entertainment districts that strengthen a community year-round
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Issue 02 | Culture by Design
How thoughtful approaches can influence behavior and build community
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MoreWhat does affordable housing look like in a thriving metro area?
Downtown Denver is booming, and the new Ashley Union Station provides a fully integrated home for families from multiple income levels
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MoreWhat happens when 4,000 people commit to Getting to Zero?
In the spirit of Earth Day, our Stantec Buildings group committed to reduce our daily impact on the Earth; how did we do?
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MoreFrom the Design Quarterly: Making happy cities
How a passion for storytelling and the environment led a former journalist to a design career and ethos that’s beyond sustainability
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