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HKS and Clark Construction to Design-Build New Living and Learning Neighborhood on University of California San Diego Campus
HKS Architects - HKS and Clark Construction to Design-Build New Living and Learning Neighborhood on University of California San Diego Campus
HKS awarded a Transform Grant from the ASIDF for Research Project. The grant is to create, test and build the multi-sensory well-being hub to serve diverse learners at Lane Tech High School in Chicago.
American Society of Interior Designers | ASID
FC Dallas releases updated renderings, timeline and more surrounding the HKS-designed National Soccer Hall of Fame. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQEgl
FC Dallas Releases Updated National Soccer Hall of Fame Timeline and Renderings
HKS' Pat Askew recommends ways to redesign the traditional plane to reduce stress and altercations. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQFsL
3 ways to redesign planes so people don't attack each other
HKS' Shannon Kraus on how design can impact healthy communities. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQBbO
What if your community determined your health? What if each of you could impact that through design thinking?
Washington Business Journal recognizes HKS Inc. as one of the best places to work in Greater Washington DC in the large company category:
Washington Business Journal Best Places to Work 2017 - Washington Business Journal
HKS' Shannon Kraus talks Healthy Communities at TEDxPlano! Want highlights of Shannon's talk? See our Twitter Moment: http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQ91K
HKS' Shannon Kraus talks Healthy Communities at #TedXPlano
HKS COO Kirk Teske talks about our LEED Platinum HQ:
LEED Platinum Dallas: HKS HQ
HKS was named a finalist in the 2017 Fast Company "World Changing Ideas Award" in the area of Health for our Kachumbala Maternity Ward project in Uganda.
Announcing The Winners Of The 2017 World Changing Ideas Awards | Fast Company
HKS COO Kirk Teske weighs in on workplace wellness:
The Healthy Building Movement: A $1T Industry Built On Nothing More Than Good Intentions