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Leo A Daly renovates Washington, D.C.’s 999 Union Square building with the help of some high-tech tiles from Lea Ceramiche.

The Port of Portland’s consolidated headquarters brings employees together in a collaborative environment to chart a more effective course for the future.

The Port of Portland’s new headquarters and long-term parking garage demonstrate the organization’s commitment to sustainable practices, while also consolidating approximately 470 Port workers into a modern, collaborative workplace.

In November of 2009, Salt Lake City residents and officials overwhelmingly decided that the time had come to construct a new Public Safety Building (PSB).

The new Chandler City Hall, designed by SmithGroupJJR, pays homage to the city’s agrarian roots while meeting the needs of a 21st century workforce.

Lord, Aeck & Sargent gives the Great Depression-era Martin Luther King Jr. Federal Building in Atlanta a new lease on life by preserving its historic elements while creating a new, modern workplace for the GSA.

Now, thanks to an inspired design by international A&D firm, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM), NATO will soon have a modern, green building for its workers, and a powerful symbol of its continued relevance.

After more than a decade, tvsdesign puts the finishing touches on the CDC's Roybal Campus in Atlanta, transforming a dilapidated collection of buildings into world-class, sustainable facilities worthy of the agency's mission.

Pelli Clarke Pelli’s Transbay Transit Center

With the recent completion of its Flight Projects Center in Pasadena, NASA opens the doors to its greenest facility to date—pushing the boundaries of space within a building that is grounded on (and respects) Planet Earth.
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