Government & Defense

Travis County Civil and Family Courts

Relativity Space Headquarters

Arizona Department of Administration
U.S. General Services Administration, Federal Office Building

Dallas County Records Building Renovation and Addition

City of Austin Permitting and Development Center

Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, Vermont Corridor

County of Sonoma Comprehensive County Facilities Plan

Confidential Government Client

Mecklenburg County

Federal Aviation Administration Southwest Regional Headquarters

Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse

Star Clinic and Housing for Health Office

G.T. Mickey Leland Federal Building

Federal Government Agency

Maricopa City Hall

Port of Long Beach

U.S. General Services Administration Headquarters

Defense Health Agency Headquarters

City of Snoqualmie City Hall

Patriots Plaza

U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)

Temporary U.K. Parliament

Younger Generations Work Differently. What Does This Mean for the Future Workplace?

10 Spaces That Are No Longer Optional to Create a Great Workplace Experience

How the Future of Work Is Influencing Workplace Design

Trends to Watch: What’s Next for the Future of Workplace and Workplace Design

Trends to Watch: Accessible and Inclusive Design Will Draw Workers Back to the Office

Torre Judicial

U.S. Workplace Survey 2022

The Hospitality-Driven Workplace

Are People the New Workplace Amenity?

There’s No Place Like the Office: Infusing Hospitality Design Into the Workplace

Why It’s Time to Demand More From Our Workplace Experience

Hybrid Is Here to Stay: 5 Considerations for Creating a Better Hybrid Experience

How Inclusive Design Supports Resilience and Climate Preparedness

Government & Defense: Design Strategies for a Post-COVID World

Shaping an Equitable Future With USPS
Amid a polarized landscape, resilience design will gain universal acceptance.
Operating on the front lines of crisis response, state and local governments are intimately aware of the demands placed on their facilities to survive the hardest of challenges. Resilient design strategies will be instrumental in supporting public services during extreme weather events, grid outages, and geopolitical unrest.
Public services will step into the digital age.
Many government services that used to require in-person attendance will shift online if they have not already. While acknowledging and correcting for the digital divide many communities face, facilities like resource centers and DMVs will enact nimbler public service delivery strategies such as “genius bar” models to combine in-person connection with digital speed.
Adaptive reuse will provide an unexpected opportunity for governments to evolve.
With hybrid work leading governments to trim down real estate holdings, one optimal workplace planning strategy will be to embrace existing inventory and landmarks. While signaling a responsible use of taxpayer dollars, adaptive reuse will simplify portfolio management even as governments stretch into innovative, mixed-use building typologies to benefit local communities.


Peter Barsuk

Robert A. Peck

Lina Khan

Gensler Is the #1 Firm on BD+C’s Top 150 Office Building Core+Shell Architecture + AE Firms

Privacy at Work and the Rise of the ‘Quiet Space’

Gensler Co-CEOs Andy Cohen and Diane Hoskins Are Featured on Forbes’ List of 50 Leaders Shaping the Future of Work

Gensler Co-CEO Diane Hoskins Reflects on How the Inflation Reduction Act Will Impact the CRE Industry

The Carbon Innovations Hiding in Plain Sight

Transforming the Office into an Experience Multiplier

Designing City and County Buildings for Safety and Accessibility
