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FIRM DESCRIPTION l
SERVICES
PLANNING AND URBAN DESIGN
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTURE
INTERIOR DESIGN
CIVIL ENGINEERING
GRAPHIC DESIGN
STRATEGIC PLANNING
Sasaki is an international design firm that is
actively engaged in virtually every aspect of the
built environment—architecture, civil engineering,
graphic design, interior design, landscape
architecture, planning and urban design, and
strategic planning. Our interdisciplinary structure
adds client value. A purposeful cross-pollination
of skills among our range of professionals results
in a synthesis of economic reality, environmental
sustainability, cultural awareness, and keen
aesthetic judgment.
CONTRIBUTION—THE HIGHEST VALUE
We do nothing in isolation. Only through intensive, wide-ranging engagement with
clients and user groups can designers meet multi-faceted needs. Our culture of
creative contribution allows each member of a team—whether internal to Sasaki
or part of a network of consultant collaborators—to add a specific expertise or
viewpoint. Advantaged by the sum of these talents, we are the rare firm with both
the resources and experience to take on the most complex planning assignments
and the design talent to complete award-winning architecture, interiors, and
landscape.
A MODEL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY DESIGN
Sasaki is organized into the Campus Studio and the Urban Studio. Both are made
up of interdisciplinary design groups focused on a broad range of project types
within the studio area of expertise. Simultaneously providing organization and
flexibility, project management is fixed in each studio, but often the creative team
comprises members of both studios to ensure the success of complex projects.
Firm principals, charged with direct client contact and accountability, orchestrate
and inspire the team while tapping into the vast knowledge base within the firm.
For example, our landscape architecture, planning, and urban design informs our
architecture, and vice versa. An interior design solution in one project might hold
the key to sustainability in another, while current work in China might inspire a
creative approach to a project in Cleveland.