Our architects, engineers, and designers are at the forefront of shaping communities, with a diverse portfolio of projects set to open this year. From state-of-the-art healthcare facilities that advance patient care to reimagined hospitality destinations that set new standards for luxury, each project exemplifies our belief in the power of the built environment to enrich lives.

Civic projects are all about the public. Universities, libraries, city halls: These institutions are for people, so the design should accommodate the needs of the people. In this interview, LEO A DALY’s Anya Grant, a civic market sector leader, shares strategies for reaching into all corners of the community to gather insight.

Enrique Greenwell and Ryan Christensen discuss the creative ideation behind the concept of converting airplane fuselages into luxury suites. The concept, “Taking Flight,” was recently featured in Forbes.

Technology Engineering Lead Cody Largent specializes in equipping buildings with the proper technology and infrastructure to ensure the facility lasts. In this edition of 5 Questions, he explains how he works with clients to find the right technological solutions.

Historic Preservation expert Michael Bjornberg, FAIA, skillfully navigates regulatory requirements to perform historic preservation work that meets a building owner’s needs. In this edition of 5 Questions, he talks about how to do this work on public projects, even when budgets are tight.

Public safety personnel face unique physical and mental challenges. Public Safety Market Sector Leader Todd LaVold explores how thoughtful design of facilities for police officers, firefighters, and EMS can significantly improve their wellbeing, performance and retention.

Thurgood Marshall Hall, home to the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland, stands at the heart of a new entrance to campus as a highly visible symbol of the university’s dedication to serving the public good. Our design team incorporated a wide variety of sustainability features into this LEED® Gold building, and wellness was a special focus.

​Understanding the full impact of building materials is complex and requires strategies to identify products and material selections that consider all living systems.