Recent Projects
PIG DESIGN collaborated with NEOBIO to create a parent-child wonderland in Shanghai’s Yu Garden neighborhood, blending traditional elements with modern design to activate and inject vitality into the area.
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios designed Rotherhithe Primary School in Southwark, incorporating a landscape-led approach, generous outdoor spaces, and inspiration from local trade activities.
Ruhnau Clarke Architects redesigned Palm View Elementary School in Coachella with modern facilities, and efficient layout for over 800 students, safety measures, and environmental considerations.
Heritage Hall at Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine in Athens, designed by Perkins&Will and DesignGroup, achieves a Silver level WELL Certification emphasizing wellness, connectivity, and a holistic design approach.
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo – William and Linda Frost Center for Research and Innovation
ZGF Architects
The Frost Center at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo is a cutting-edge interdisciplinary building designed by ZGF Architects for real-world research, featuring a contextual Italian hill town concept with natural ventilation and collaborative spaces.
Ronald E. McNair Middle School’s design by CDH Partners prioritizes a Future Ready environment in Decatur, integrating adaptable spaces and innovative features to foster collaboration.
KN Kindergarten in Minamikyushu City blends local landscapes with innovative design, emphasizing real-life experiences, physical activity, and admiring nature through architecture by HIBINOSEKKEI and partners.
STUDIO VALE creatively designed the Kita Arco Bilingual Daycare Center with fluidity, themed rooms, flexible cafeterias, and activity-based spaces, promoting autonomy and interaction.
Ruhnau Clarke Architects‘ design for Loma Ridge Elementary School focuses on fostering collaboration and innovation through a modern Spanish-revival style, shared courtyard, and flexible learning spaces.
The University of Toronto’s Experiential Learning Commons (ELC) features a Japanese garden-inspired design by Lebel & Bouliane focusing on student wellness and professional interactions.
