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Design Forecast 2024 explores design trends and strategies across 33 practice areas that are transforming challenges into positive change and...

Gensler’s workplace survey reveals what matters most to design high-performing workplaces and proposes a new precedent for measuring workplace...

Co-CEO Jordan Goldstein and Studio Director Greg Brown detail the evolution of sports and entertainment design and why expanding into this market...

By lowering energy consumption, reducing e-waste, and elevating eco-friendly materials, digital experiences can become an asset in sustainability...

We talked to six leaders from Gensler’s sports practice about new trends informing the planning and design for the boom in women’s professional...

Sports training facilities and performance centers are emphasizing supporting spaces focused on mental health, a key factor in an athlete’s...

We explore lifestyle districts and how we can design the future of downtowns to respond to people’s evolving needs and experiences through new best...

As cities undergo massive transformation, Gensler’s Mixed Use & Retail Centers leaders discuss what’s next for the future of cities and multiuse...

Gensler’s Entertainment leaders discuss the opportunities shaping the future of entertainment, from immersive experiences to entertainment districts.

In the rapidly evolving technology landscape in the built environment, immersive digital experiences are not a fleeting fad; they have become an...

Gensler’s latest City Pulse reveals how downtowns can adapt to a changing world — and deliver great experiences.

Gensler’s Brand Design and industry leaders delve into a conversation about the power of brand strategy and storytelling.

Today’s sports and entertainment venue experience is no longer solely about the event itself; it is intrinsically connected to the fan journey.

Sports venues must go beyond game day and do more for the team, the campus community, and the general public by identifying year-round use.

Gensler’s Director of Sports explains why integrating sports venues into the urban fabric can generate revenue and create live-work-play communities.

The “one ticket, one seat” model has run its course. From standing only to sponsored zones, a full menu of ticket types is needed to meet consumer...

How can we drive and sustain meaningful engagement between our clients’ spaces and their employees, partners, and customers? Immersive experiences...

As travel ramps up, our survey explores the growing blend of business and leisure travel, new definitions of luxury hospitality experiences, and...

Mixed-use developments, when coupled with smart technologies, can deliver meaningful experiences, while providing developers data insights to...

As sports fans journey back to stadiums and arenas, what are their new expectations for game day experiences? Gensler’s Sports Experience Survey...

Now at Gensler to lead Immersive Experience Design, Bob talks about how physical experiences are connecting people to place in inspiring new ways.

Our Climate Action Through Design Report presents solutions for transforming the built environment to achieve a net zero carbon impact across our...

We will soon see sports and entertainment venues designed to be seamlessly integrated into districts. For both renovations and new venues...

With live sports at a turning point, it’s more important now than ever to understand what people value in a live sports experience, and how venues...

With an influx of people to the suburbs and hybrid work here to stay, how do Central Business Districts reinvent themselves? Our research sheds light...

The sports industry has shifted beyond pure training facilities to establish athletic performance centers for “total performance” with spaces that...

Austin’s Q2 Stadium is a 365-day destination and community asset that capitalizes on the city’s cultural heritage, natural landscape, and...