Supporting Neurodiversity in the Workplace and Beyond
At a recent Think Tank hosted by HOK, architects and designers discuss how innovations in the field can help those with neurological differences perform.
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HOK Converts a Historic St. Louis Printing Plant into Biotech Offices
Architects use 1930s machinery leftover from the building's past to distinguish its renovated interiors.
Laboratory Design Takes a Page From the Corporate Office Playbook
In the Bay Area’s highly competitive science and technology market, companies are jostling to develop scalable, market-ready innovations at an accelerated pace.
Harnessing Company Culture and Wellness for Workplace Design
A Think Tank talk, hosted at HOK’s Los Angeles office, challenged the assumptions behind common workplace paradigms, like plunking a café or gym in an office.
A Peek Inside How Architects Are Designing the New LaGuardia Aiport and Moynihan Station
The two projects, which are helmed by HOK and SOM, respectively, aim to become enduring civic spaces.
This New Clinic in New York Leverages the Tools of Hospitality Design to "Feel Human"
The recently opened NewYork-Presbyterian David H. Koch Center foregrounds the patient experience, with light-filled spaces and a wealth of amenities.
HOK's Tom Polucci on the Forces Reshaping Workplace Design
Tom Polucci, director of interiors at HOK, discusses cultural shifts influencing commercial interior design, changing client relationships, and his dizzying first experiences at NeoCon.
Architecture as a Social Tool: Fostering Social Sustainability in Philly
A Q&A with HOK on how architects can explore strategies of engagement between designers and local communities.
How the Information Age Is Changing Where and How We Work
Susan S. Szenasy talks with HOK Toronto, Martin & Guerin Design Research, and DEST Collective on the culture of coworking spaces that emphasize independence and flexibility while cultivating community.
Building in the Tropics: HOK Finds Design Inspiration in Nature
A Q&A with HOK architects on building in the tropics for NOAA.
