Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI)

Highlights

Image by Graham Baba Architects
Ballard Food Bank architectural rendering
An optimized footprint with clearly zoned areas helps a Seattle food bank offer additional services in a respectful environment.
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Modern hotel lobby 3D rendering
How can hotels incorporate adaptive design elements to proactively meet their guests’ needs?
Courtesy of Pippa Drummond
Light wood bar/reception counter at HBF Showroom in New York City, designed by ALA Studio
In honor of Women’s History Month, this episode of I Hear Design features ALA Studio's Alda Ly and HBF's Casey Baxter as they discuss the power of representation, mentorship, ...
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Fraser Sensory Building interior view 1
Minnesota roofing business partners with health services provider to create a space that supports neurodiverse visitors at the state fairgrounds.
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Perch Denton, a build-to-rent property in Denton, Texas, designed by B2 Design Co
Firm leader explains how strategic growth is possible as a result of building relationships and choosing business partners with similar values.
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'It’s incredibly helpful to expose young designers to the industry early, especially those who may not have had access to these opportunities before,' observes Maline Jackson-Austell.
Former students reflect on how their experiences in IIDA’s Design Your World program opened doors, connecting them to a diverse design community and nurturing their creativity...
Barrington Elementary | Photography by Cory Klein
Barrington and Windermere Elementary schools accommodate students’ mental well-being with calm spaces designed for open collaboration or quiet reflection in private nooks.
Thoughtful K–12 design reflects schools’ modern role as a champion for holistic well-being.
Courtesy of Ware Malcomb
The firm's commitment to community is helping end homelessness and promoting equity—one design and dollar at a time.
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How do we find our way out of this rut? By redefining our approach to the systemic challenges that have historically stood in the way of equal opportunity.