A truly interdisciplinary project, Sasaki brought together landscape architecture, civil engineering, and architecture to create a holistic, resilient design for Bonnet Springs Park
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We know that design has the power to improve the world around us. We create authentic, equitable, inspiring places that have a lasting positive impact on humanity.
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Our practice is built on six core disciplines and a range of interdisciplinary expertise that foster rigorous, holistic approaches to generating design that is as beautiful as it is functional.
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Our way of working brings together diverse perspectives, blended disciplines, open exchange, and deep engagement with clients and the communities we serve.
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Our practice is built on six core disciplines and a range of interdisciplinary expertise that foster rigorous, holistic approaches to generating design that is as beautiful as it is functional.
Better design, together.
Our way of working brings together diverse perspectives, blended disciplines, open exchange, and deep engagement with clients and the communities we serve.
A new residential tower strategically placed in downtown Boston, acting as a gateway that weaves multiple neighborhoods together
Sasaki has been selected as one of three teams competing for a once-in-a-generation opportunity to shape the future of Madison, WI’s urban waterfront
The Ellinikon Park will be a new social, recreational, and ecological hub for Athens, Greece
Sasakians discuss universal design, successful design writing, post-industrial landscape design, and more
The Harold Alfond Athletics and Recreation Center was recognized with a Merit Award as part of the annual program
The Center for Innovation and Active Citizenship will bring several learning environments together in one integrated building
DLANDstudio, now part of Sasaki's New York office, spearheaded this vision for the QueensWay
Sasaki has been working with the city since 2020 to bring new life to a well-loved, iconic Boston destination
The new office tower in Boston was shortlisted for WAN's Future Projects - Commercial category
Sasaki landscape architect Ian Scherling led a tour through the site, pointing out key design features
We chatted with principal Joshua Brooks about forging a future in Denver, CO, his design and planning background, and more
Sasaki talked with Boston’s Disability Commissioner Kristen McCosh about the universal accessibility of the new plaza design
Learn more about principal Andrew Gutterman, an ecologist and landscape architect, in this conversation
Xinyang University's new arboretum will be a living showcase of plants for students, faculty, and the public
The institution’s first ever student recreation and wellness center brings the master plan vision to life by becoming the new crossroads on campus
A vacant lot is transformed into a city's front porch and a new center of commerce
A Q&A with Tamar Warburg, associate principal, who develops sustainability and resilience goals across Sasaki’s practice
Sasaki announced that DLANDstudio, an award-winning design firm located in Brooklyn, New York, is joining the company and will integrate into Sasaki’s interdisciplinary design practice.
The premiere public amenity of Baton Rouge, LA, long deprived of social, economic, and natural activity, is being revitalized into an ecologically sound, cultural inclusive, and safe place
Both projects were honored in the Analysis & Planning category which recognizes the wide variety of activities that lead to, guide, and evaluate landscape architecture
The plan envisions ways to improve accessibility, resilience, student life, and more
Since opening in 2020, Sasaki’s Denver location has set many projects into motion that will impact the public realm across Colorado
A new kind of public open space that values the aesthetic, programmatic, and productive importance of treating contaminated water flowing into an EPA Superfund site