The next steps for a sustainable, decarbonized future
For building owners and developers, the push to net zero energy and carbon neutrality is no longer an academic discussion.
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For building owners and developers, the push to net zero energy and carbon neutrality is no longer an academic discussion.
LPA's design for a new learning center in San Bernardino provides a model for a facility that prepares children for learning and supports the community.
The mainstreaming of modular construction offers a cost-effective and creative solution to develop new types of urban developments.
With some facilities, a little creativity can save money and salvage a building worth saving.
LPA believes that sustainability inspires great design—design that’s environmentally intelligent and efficient—yet also visionary, vibrant and life-changing. From K-12 and higher education facilities to civic, recreational, corporate and healthcare developments, LPA delivers design solutions that benefit the environment, improve the bottom line and enrich the human experience. As one of the country’s only design firms with a dedicated research team, LPA draws on cutting-edge data, analysis and technology to shape projects and improve their economic, environmental and social value. www.lpadesignstudios.com
Whether for a team of 20 or 200, if today’s professionals are not currently working in an open office environment, a change is likely on the horizon.
Recently, in educational design, we have seen a trend toward more flexible learning spaces.
With the completion of the athletic facility upgrade—dubbed the Arden Project—students will have access to state-of-the-art facilities.
Higher costs and low occupancy rates have forced healthcare facilities to rethink how healthcare is delivered in their community.
Interior and exterior spaces harmoniously provide a campus experience to challenge children in the classroom, while also providing opportunities for learning and play outside.
Learning is a lot like working; it varies daily, ranges from individual to collaborative, formal to informal and from hands on to digital.
With a continued focus on providing more with less, companies across all industries are continually driving their workers to increase efficiency and productivity—to get product and services to market faster and cheaper, writes LPA's Karen Thomas.
Active design, a dynamic approach to design with a primary focus on people, assists students in learning to make healthy choices, writes LPA's Glenn Carels.