Our world is complicated. Our process responds.
Our collaborative process involves every team member and every partner because we all bring the necessary expertise to the table. From creative problem-solving to having good insight into programmatic needs and strategic goals, we have developed an inclusive design process that works.
We are ALL stakeholders
All voices matter, all perspectives are relevant, and mutual understanding is the goal. Our entire team focuses on solutions, taking action, and providing tools to make smart and confident decisions.
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Communication is key
between ourselves and our clients. When we listen, share, and collaborate with our partners and our clients, the fewer challenges we face.

Active and continual assessment
Constant vigilance is critical. We react quickly to changes in scope, cost, and schedule and adjust accordingly to keep projects running smoothly and efficiently.
Sustainability
We think a lot about the future. We care about the health of our planet and the viability of construction means and methodologies. Sustainability is another layer of our design process. It influences every decision we make, whether we are targeting LEED-certification or not. From the materials we choose (zero waste is a win) to where we position a building (hello, natural light) to what plants we suggest for the landscape (the more native, the better), we always implement our commitment to do better.
We are committed to making our spaces better for everyone's future. Sustainable design means that we integrate environmentally responsible practices into every project. Spaces should be as thoughtfully constructed as they are functional. By incorporating these decisions, we can tap into advanced technologies that reduce resource consumption and operational costs. Our LEED and WELL-certified projects showcase our dedication to sustainable design that fosters the well-being of our environment and people.
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University of Kentucky Gatton Student Center - LEED Silver Certified
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University of Louisville Student Recreation Center - LEED Silver Certified
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Eastern Kentucky University New Science Building - LEED Gold Certified (Phase 2)