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It’s that time of year again! Add a little pumpkin spice to your project. 🧡 Project + Photo Credits: 1. TMF HQ Office Sp...
10/23/2026

It’s that time of year again! Add a little pumpkin spice to your project. 🧡

Project + Photo Credits: 1. TMF HQ Office Space (Juan Garcia) | 2. Sally Beauty Headquarters (Stephen Walsh) | 3. Indeed Stamford Hub Relocation (Robert Deitchler) | 4. San Francisco International Airport, T3 West Modernization Project (Jason O’Rear) | 5. Middlefield Group Toronto (Robert Deitchler) | 6. Gensler Los Angeles (Michael Kelley) | 7. Doris Duke Foundation, 444 Madison (Robert Deitchler) | 8. Gibson Dunn Palo Alto (Ryan Gobuty) | 9. Studio Three Miami (Moris Moreno) | 10. Moody Center at The University of Texas (Ryan Conway)

As access expands and traveler expectations shift, lounges are becoming spaces to recharge, connect, and experience a st...
10/21/2026

As access expands and traveler expectations shift, lounges are becoming spaces to recharge, connect, and experience a stronger sense of place before departure. From curated food and beverage offerings to wellness-focused amenities and locally inspired design, today’s lounges are redefining what it means to travel well. ✈️

Read more at https://www.gensler.com/blog/airport-lounge-the-new-travel-destination.

Photo: San Diego Airport Terminal 1 & Roadways (Photographer: Ema Peter)

What makes Seattle magnetic? The people who care enough to help shape its future. Last week, we welcomed community leade...
10/13/2026

What makes Seattle magnetic? The people who care enough to help shape its future.

Last week, we welcomed community leaders and partners to our downtown office to discuss Magnetic Seattle and the ideas shaping what’s next for our city. Inspired by Gensler’s City Pulse 2026 research, we shared perspectives on building a Seattle rooted in connectedness, belonging, and experiences you can’t find anywhere else.

Seattle ranks 4th among 34 U.S. cities for downtown “stickiness,” with 54% of residents visiting weekly and 35% often staying longer than planned. One message resonated throughout the conversation: “let’s not let perfection get in the way of moving forward.”

Thank you to everyone who joined us. Together, we’re helping shape a more connected, vibrant, and distinctly Seattle future.

🔗 Full report: https://bit.ly/3UY2wvW

📷: EJ Deasis

In recognition of World Homeless Day and World Mental Health Day tomorrow, we’re sharing perspectives from Gensler desig...
10/09/2026

In recognition of World Homeless Day and World Mental Health Day tomorrow, we’re sharing perspectives from Gensler designers Tim Annin and Melissa Mizell on trauma-informed design, transitional tiny home villages, and the role of the built environment in supporting safety, dignity, and belonging.

Excerpts are drawn from the published SFGATE article “The Architects and the Unhoused: Trauma, Design and Transitional Tiny Home Villages.” The story originally aired on Radio Sausalito. Quotes have been edited for length and clarity and formatted for social media.

📍DignityMoves San Jose Cherry Avenue
📷 Jason O’Rear

Today, on World Architecture Day and during Client Relationships Week at Gensler, we’re reflecting on a principle that c...
10/05/2026

Today, on World Architecture Day and during Client Relationships Week at Gensler, we’re reflecting on a principle that continues to shape how we work:

“Relationships, not projects, are the heart of a design business.” — Art Gensler

The strongest design solutions grow from shared goals, open dialogue, and enduring partnerships. Today, we celebrate the relationships that shape our work and the trust that makes great architecture possible.

How do we design for the feeling people remember? The most successful environments are designed not only to function, bu...
10/03/2026

How do we design for the feeling people remember? The most successful environments are designed not only to function, but to be remembered.

Memorable experiences don’t happen by accident. They create a clear connection between brand and place, deliver consistency across every touchpoint, and support people’s well-being in meaningful ways.

When done well, design can create emotional connections, reinforce brand identity, build trust over time, and leave lasting impressions. When people remember how a place made them feel, they are more likely to return, remain loyal, and advocate for it, turning experience into business value.

📍Pastis Nashville
📷 Elizabeth Wiseman

Touchpoints: the hardworking details we reach for without thinking, the moments where we physically connect with a space...
09/30/2026

Touchpoints: the hardworking details we reach for without thinking, the moments where we physically connect with a space. A door handle, a cabinet pull, a handrail, a perfectly considered edge. Small moments of connection that quietly shape how we experience a place every day.

1. Gensler Seattle (Heywood Chan) | 2-3. Asana Headquarters (Garrett Rowland) | 4. 360 N Green (© Kendall McCaugherty, Design by Gensler and Sterling Bay Design Studio) | 5. LinkedIn Munich (Jonathan Sage) | 6. Bocadillo Market (Ross Floyd) | 7. Western Market / 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue Repositioning (Wendell Weithers) | 8. BioMed Realty Gateway of Pacific Workplace (Jason O’Rear) | 9. Sanofi at M Station (Robert Deitchler) | 10. Lima One Capital Greenville (Wendell Weithers) | 11. Pitcairn Headquarters (Wendell Weithers) | 12. Confidential Client (Chris Barrett) | 13. PATH Seattle Headquarters (Heywood Chan) | 14. Western Market / 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue Repositioning (Wendell Weithers) | 15. Pastis Nashville (Elizabeth Wiseman)

The climate buildings were designed for is no longer the climate they inhabit. Protecting a built investment now means d...
09/25/2026

The climate buildings were designed for is no longer the climate they inhabit. Protecting a built investment now means designing for a future that is already arriving.

Gensler’s latest Dialogue Blog explores three intertwined ideas that make a more resilient future possible:
• Preparedness: safeguarding against risk
• Stewardship: using fewer resources
• Regeneration: giving back more than you take

Together, these strategies help projects deliver lasting value for building owners, tenants, and communities.

📍10 Gresham Street
📷 Gareth Gardner

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:📍Tarrant County College Northwest Campus📷 Ryan Conway Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:📍601 Lexington Avenue R...
09/24/2026

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍Tarrant County College Northwest Campus
📷 Ryan Conway



Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍601 Lexington Avenue Repositioning & The Hugh
📷 Robert Deitchler

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍Neiman Marcus Group Dallas Hub
📷 Jason O’Rear

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts
📷 Peter Molick

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍Insight Headquarters
📷 Ryan Gobuty

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍Saddleback@ATEP
📷 Ryan Gobuty

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍Gensler Los Angeles
📷 Michael Kelley

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍Metropolitan Square Repositioning & Spec Suites
📷 Jessica Marcotte

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍The Acre
📷 Hufton + Crow

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍BioMed Realty Gateway of Pacific
📷 Jason O’Rear

Places to 𝓰𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻:

📍Spectrum Center Repositioning
📷 RW Collective

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