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Designing a luxury restaurant within a high-rise residential tower requires balancing essential elements of upscale dining while protecting the lifestyle experience of building residents. As Page Project Architect Kevin Olsen, RA, RID, explains, thoughtful consideration to unseen details – from controlling noise levels and mastering kitchen flow to optimizing limited space and curating ambiance through intentional lighting -- can take the experience for diners and residents alike from ordinary to extraordinary. Kevin shares our approach to integrating restaurant hospitality and residential design via our recent role as executive architect collaborating with Urbanspace at the Bacalar restaurant located on the ground floor of #44EastAve in Austin, Texas. Dive into the details: https://lnkd.in/eJv5Xzu6 Photography by Chase Daniel #DesignThatMakesLivesBetter #RestaurantDesign #HighRise #Architecture

Page's Architect Tyler AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Lead Expert / Graphics Designer Phuong "Foon" Nguyen, and Tradewell Fellow Kimia Erfani, PhD., dive into the transformative power of inclusive design and the importance of creating spaces where everyone feels welcome and empowered, regardless of their abilities, backgrounds, or circumstances. Whether crafting accessible buildings or designing intuitive wayfinding systems, we can contribute to a more inclusive world—one building at a time. Listen to The Good Inclusive Room podcast hosted by Page storyteller Tully Mahoney on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3JYRaPk and Apple: https://apple.co/3V0LeeY #TheGoodRoomPodcast #podcast #wayfinding #InclusiveDesign

Page Healthcare Director and Principal Kurt Neubek, FAIA, CSSBB shares the foundational beliefs that drive him: 1) Add value; 2) Strive for excellence; 3) Share what you learn; 4) Pay it forward; 5) Leave things better than you find them; 6) Relationships matter most. Kurt expands on these beliefs and more in this insightful dive into why he does what he does: https://bit.ly/3UuihqB #HealthcareDesign #Architecture #ArchitectofDecisions #WhyIDoWhatIDo

As airports around the globe confront aging and outdated terminals, it’s imperative to plan for modernized infrastructure prioritizing passenger-focused design and a green and sustainable future. In Passenger Terminal World magazine, Page Aviation Design Director and Principal J Lee Glenn discusses the IAH Terminal B Transformation at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport: “Complicated, integrated, and bold, the IAH terminal B project marries new construction with the adaptive reuse of the existing 1969 terminal structure, presenting multiple complex design and construction challenges.” Read about the challenges airports are facing and how Page in collaboration with Grimshaw is solving them at IAH: https://bit.ly/4duchH0 #Aviation #AirportDesign #PassengerTerminalDesign #IntegratedDesign

Dive into the vibrant intersection of culture and architecture during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month as Page Interior Design Director and Principal Marissa Yu and Technical Designer Rosa Tang illuminate the impact of Asian Americans on the architectural landscape. Highlighting projects like the University of Houston Asian American Studies Center, listen in as they explore how design fosters inclusivity and celebrates diverse narratives: https://lnkd.in/eGwrm55n Do you have a favorite #AAPI building or design? Share in the comments below. #AAPIHeritageMonth #Architecture #DiversityInDesign

The COVID-19 pandemic and its resulting remote/in-office hybrid workplace trends provided a great opportunity for reimagining the workplace. That’s precisely what Page did when it leveraged hospitality-oriented workplace design, amenities, and vibrant experiences to curate a collaborative office setting and culture for its 270-person Austin, Texas team. Housed in Austin’s downtown Indeed Tower, a Page-designed, LEED Platinum, 36-story, Class AA mixed-use tower, our new offices are a prototype to showcase how an amenities-filled workplace located in an activated, mixed-use environment can be an asset to clients’ real estate strategies and foster dynamic urban cores that attract a thriving economy and engaged community. Founded in Austin over 100 years ago, Page has grown to 21 offices across the globe. Our Austin colleagues moved into Indeed Tower in April. "We are incredibly proud of our roots in Austin, and we owe our success to the trust and support of our clients, who have been integral to our journey to becoming a global design leader," states Page/Austin Managing Director and Principal Daniel Brooks. "This move is not just about a new location; it is a renewal of our pledge to deliver exceptional, innovative design solutions in the city that started it all for us. Furthermore, it's a testament to the strength of our design-led approach in an era where urban revitalization challenges and opportunities abound." Read more about our work at Indeed Tower and our vision for the future: https://bit.ly/3UJZedf Photography: Albert Vecerka/Esto #workplacedesign #AustinmovesPage #DesignLed #urbanrevitalization #workplacesthatinspire #workplacereimagined #corporaterealestate #returntowork

Our latest Health Partner Insight with Dr. Brandi Justice, Psy.D., shares powerful insights into the evolution of behavioral health facility design from institutional and bleak to welcoming and healing. Whether you are in the behavioral health world of care and treatment, or whether you, a family member, a friend or colleague are among the millions of American who struggle with psychiatric and mental health issues, Dr. Justice’s words of compassion and advocacy will resonate: https://lnkd.in/gtP_APy4 With deep appreciation to our visionary client, the Virginia Department of General Services, which engaged Page’s behavioral health planning and A/E team to plan and design their new Central State Hospital in Petersburg, VA, where Dr. Justice is CEO/Director. #CuratingCare #BehavioralHealthFacilityDesign #DesignLed

Growing up in India, healthcare felt personal for Page/Albuquerque Operations Director Nitish Suvarna: “My doctor knew my parents and my immediate family by name since I was born.” That’s one of the reasons he’s fascinated by rural healthcare architecture in the US, where a more personal approach is frequently embraced. For example, one healthcare client in a rural setting amplified the personal touch by including others in the design process — inviting community feedback, suggestions from a vendor on cafeteria flow, and input from clinical staff. Nitish shares his story here: https://bit.ly/3JJf2GN #RuralHealthcare #DesignThatMakesLivesBetter #HealthcareArchitecture #CuratingCare

Hope is endemic to architecture and design. Every built environment is founded on the hope that it will provide nurturing, security, healing, and be a place for growth, learning, productivity, and creativity. We’re honored to have provided design for the new state-of-the-art Diversion Center and Behavioral Health Hospital in Lubbock, Texas, where hope is instilled in every aspect of design. In collaboration with our client StarCare Lubbock and design partner Parkhill, it’s wonderful to see this much-needed crisis care facility breaking ground. #BehavioralHealthDesign #CrisisCare #CuratingCare #HealthcareArchitecture #DesignThatMakesLivesBetter

"In architecture, as in life, everything is design – every element, from the grandest structure to the smallest detail, contributes to the overall aesthetic, function, and experience of a space. "This idea transcends traditional boundaries, recognizing that design extends beyond physical structures to encompass social, cultural, and environmental considerations. It emphasizes the holistic integration of form and function, where each decision reflects a thoughtful balance between aesthetic expression and practical utility. "In essence, it advocates for a mindful approach to shaping our built environment, recognizing the profound impact that design has on our lives, communities, and the world." – Page Senior Designer Alejandro González @thegonzalezstudio #DesignMoments #Architecture #BuiltEnvironment #DesignLed