Imagine you are 80 years old and driving your wife to a university medical center for her cancer treatment. You arrive at a building complex that is intimidating, confusing and hard to navigate. You can’t find the parking garage, let alone the front door. By the time your wife has checked in, you have walked through a maze of corridors and can’t even remember where you left the car.
Ayers Saint Gross is working in Saudi Arabia to transform a little known settlement northwest of Riyadh into a world-class cultural tourism destination.
The oldest mud-brick homes in Riyadh are being restored as part of a vibrant mixed-use development designed by the Washington, DC office of Ayers Saint Gross for the Arriyadh…
Colleges and universities across the country are increasingly investing significant resources in the design of environments supportive of how students learn…
“We like to think that we are good listeners and have no preconceived notions, but each project has its own unique considerations…”
Higher education institutions are implementing environmentally friendly practices as never before. According to a 2009 survey undertaken by the Sustainable Endowments Institute, a nonprofit…
Ayers Saint Gross has designed thousands of beds over the past 10 years. Through our practice, we have learned that a student’s experience outside the unit has significant academic…
In these challenging times, renovating existing facilities is more important than ever. To help you meet this mission we have compiled a series of case studies that demonstrate the economic…
Economic ups and downs have led some universities to invest in one their most precious assets – real estate.
Watch an animation of the 2009 master plan for Towson University.
