A plan created by Vancouver designers to transform a site in New York’s West Village into an affordable co-living multi-family residence has won a Merit Award in the 2020 Phil Freelon Design Competition, an annual firm-wide event that seeks to elevate Perkins and Will’s design culture.
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York University, Toronto, is constructing a ‘twisted’ building to house its School of Continuing Studies. The new building, located at the university’s Keele campus, will will help meet some of the demand for its innovative professional certificate programs and the York University English Language Institute (YUELI). Currently, students attend classes at various locations throughout the campus and staff is spread across four buildings.
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Perkins and Will and the nonprofit Healthy Building Network (HBN) reiterate building products with antimicrobial treatments have not been proven to be a safe or effective means of controlling the spread of COVID-19.
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Perkins and Will has created a road map for return to offer guidance for a safe return to the office during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Vancouver and Calgary studios of Perkins and Will announced they will immediately begin offering clients a Carbon Impact Statement with every project at no additional cost to help identify carbon reduction measures.
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Architecture and design firm Perkins and Will is expanding its Canadian practice in Calgary after 20 years to increase the capacity to provide architectural, interior, and urban design services to clients in Alberta.
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Architecture and design firm Perkins and Will has opened a studio in Monterrey, Mexico. The new office is situated just over the border from the firm’s three Texas studios.
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Global architecture and design firm Perkins and Will buys Penoyre & Prasad, based in London, United Kingdom. The merger, which grew out of the firms’ common environmental and social concerns, goals, and design philosophies, benefits both practices while enhancing design services for clients worldwide, said Penoyre & Prasad.
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