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Press Releases
March 9, 2010:
Perkins Eastman Principal Robert Larsen FAIA establishes healthcare planning practice in New Orleans; national reach in healthcare extended to region with addition of recognized healthcare planning and design expert. Click here for more information.
March 4, 2010:
Perkins Eastman announces that Principal Leslie G. Moldow has been elevated to AIA National College of Fellows (FAIA); a career focused on improving quality of life through design is celebrated. Click here for more information. March 3, 2010:
Perkins Eastman welcomes Associate Principal David Meech to Charlotte, NC office; regional and community healthcare expertise enhanced. Click here for more information. February 2, 2010:
Perkins Eastman joins NYU Langone Medical Center in celebrating the completion of new outpatient surgery center; world-class facility blends patient comfort and convenience with latest thinking in surgical technology. Click here for more information. January 21, 2010:
Perkins Eastman celebrates the completion of the Concordia International School Shanghai High School; state-of-the-art education facility links technology, community, and environmental stewardship. Click here for more information. January 18, 2010:
Perkins Eastman names Jerry Walleck as Managing principal of Chicago, IL office; proven leadership and creativity will continue legacy of innovative design. Click here for more information. January 5, 2010:
Perkins Eastman names Daniel Cinelli as Managing Principal of Arlington, VA office; proven leadership and creativity will foster growth in the metro-Washington, DC area. Click here for more information. December 4, 2009:
Perkins Eastman celebrates the groundbreaking of new high-rise building for independent seniors; quality of life, design, and sustainability are the focus for 21-Story lakefront senior living community. Click here for more information. October 30, 2009:
China Holdings, Inc. announces contracting Perkins Eastman for master planning for China Vegas. Click here for more information. September 29, 2009:
GE Energy Financial Services gets LEED Gold, innovative design and creative programming create environmentally responsible corporate headquarters. Click here for more information. September 23, 2009:
Construction begins on the Park Hyatt Saadiyat Island Hotel and Resort; luxury, comfort, and nature blend harmoniously in a unique resort development. Click here for more information. September 22, 2009:
Perkins Eastman celebrates the groundbreaking of new LEED Silver facility for children with special needs; Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center and John A. Coleman School will provide a welcoming environment that promotes good health and emotional well-being. Click here for more information. September 1, 2009:
Perkins Eastman joins NYU Langone Medical Center in celebrating the completion of intensive care unit; patient and family centered intensive care unit features state-of-the-art technology, patient privacy,and a healing environment. Click here for more information.
Speaking Engagements
March 24, 2010:Life Services Network: Annual Meeting and Exposition Chicago, IL Joseph P. Hassel and Sarah Blatnick, LEED AP “You Be the Designer” In this interactive session, attendees will gain a renewed sense of the quality of life aspects of the resident experience that can easily be overlooked in the daily routine of meeting business, health, and safety needs. The panel will guide attendees in how they can make immediate improvements to their residents’ quality of life with minor, cost-effective changes to the physical environment. Participants will learn hands-on, why good design does not need to be expensive, take forever to construct, or be a horror to administer. For more information see the LSN Web site.
March 25, 2010:Life Services Network: Annual Meeting and Exposition Chicago, IL Carlo Salvador AIA, LEED AP “Maximizing Strategy, Increasing Skilled Care Profitability” Our panel will offer practical, timely, and effective strategies for staying profitable when times are tough. Attendees will take away tips and strategies for developing their communities’ planning and programming for the near future, and will leave better able to strategize what programs to develop with their surrounding community to increase revenue and support. Our panel will also decipher between the different reimbursement options available and explain the necessary steps organizations must go through to determine their feasibility. For more information see the LSN Web site.
March 25, 2010:Life Services Network: Annual Meeting and Exposition Chicago, IL Jerry R. Walleck AIA and Daniel J. Cinelli FAIA “From Costco to Couture: ILU Trends for Every Market” Across the country, providers are creating a variety of exciting new independent living models that will appeal to every consumer profile. In this session, attendees will discover the market trends in independent living and begin to identify a model or combination of models that will increase the marketability of the ILUs on their campuses. Our panel will differentiate the land value factors between urban, suburban, and rural campuses and the independent living model that will work best on each campus type. In addition, attendees will receive advice and practical ways on how they can implement the lessons learned at this session at their own campuses. For more information see the LSN Web site.
March 25, 2010:SCUP North Atlantic Regional Conference Cambridge, MA Christine Albright AIA, LEED AP “BIM as a Master Planning Tool” BIM’s ability to record and organize detailed space inventory databases is a valuable tool for accurate analysis of large amounts of information. Data is sorted and analyzed, while effectively providing graphic representations of how space is utilized, in a way that that endless excel spreadsheets do not. The benefits of BIM modeling extend long after the master planning process to help measure successful project implementation. Albright will be joined by William Herrmann, Capital Program Manager for SUNY Maritime College and Lachlan Squair, Capital Program Management for State University Construction Fund. Visit the SCUP Conference site for more information.
April 12, 2010:Association of Jewish Aging Services (AJAS): 2010 Annual Conference Atlanta, GA David Hoglund FAIA and Dan Cinelli FAIA “Ready, Set, Go: Resilient Planning Tactics This session will provide proven approaches for making the strategic planning process effective and meaningful. Attendees will discover how to empower their leadership team; develop strategic partnerships; create contingency plans; and assign action items and accountability. The panel will also address how a good strategic plan can help recruit top-notch Board Members and ensure an organization’s future viability, as well as how to connect an organization’s mission and strategic planning goals with marketable products and outcomes. Hoglund and Cinelli will be joined by Barry Davis, Managing General Partner of Davis, Tuttle Venture Partners and Board Member of the Tulsa Jewish Retirement and Health Care Center. Learn more on the conference Web site.
April 12, 2010:
Association of Jewish Aging Services : 2010 Annual Conference
Atlanta, GA
David Hoglund FAIA
“A Team Approach to Project Development”
Value added project management requires a pragmatic, measured approach that integrates the roles and responsibilities of multiple disciplines in a coordinated effort. Very often this role is designated to a third-party; but with organizations seeking both greater control over significant projects and cost savings, they are more frequently fulfilling the role of Project Manager. In this session, participants will gain a fundamental understanding of how the Project Development Team approach differs from traditional Project Management approaches; examine and understand the critical role your organization must play in the Project Development Team approach; and learn how to assess and evaluate whether the PDT approach is right for your organization. This session is presented by Scot Park a member with Dixon Hughes. Hoglund will be joined by Keith Myers, president and CEO of MorseLife.
May 6, 2009:J. Boye Conference Philadelphia, PA Robert Polkowski “Embracing Online Team Spaces – Fun, Freedom, and Functionality” In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis most of us have observed—if not experienced–a wave of low morale. Teams have been reduced and fragmented, often becoming overworked and overstressed. In this session we will explore how we can best partner with users and stakeholders alike to develop new online collaboration spaces at a time when uncertainty is high, and budgets are at a minimum. We will talk about finding out what the teams want, what the firms want, how to balance the two and whether they the same. We will examine how Web 2.0 can fit into this paradox by providing fun, freedom, and functionality. Learn more about this conference on their Web site.
The principals, architects, and business leaders of Perkins Eastman speak at a variety of conferences, roundtables, and industry summits. We look forward to learning more about your event and how we can contribute. Click here to email us. |
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Perkins Eastman ranks in the top 20 on Interior Design magazine’s Top 100 Giants list.
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December 7, 2009:
New York Magazine says the TKTS Booth ‘distills the theatrical urge that electrified architecture in the past decade,’ read more in “When the City Becomes a Stage.”
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September 15, 2009:
Three Perkins Eastman projects recognized by New York Construction as the Best of 2009: TKTS Booth, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center: Breast and Imaging Center, and Cooper Square Hotel.
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The renovations to the Glenville School are described as “...above and beyond what parents have been hoping for” in the Greenwich Post.
September 2, 2009:
The TKTS Booth is honored by Architect Magazine with a 2009 R+D Award, celebrating architectural technology.
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Building Design + Construction, “2009 BD+C Giants 300 List.” Perkins Eastman ranks #8 in the Architects category for US firms that designed or constructed the largest volume of commercial, institutional, industrial, and multifamily residential buildings.
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June 16, 2009:
Long-Term Living magazine names Principal David Hoglund one of the “Designers Making a Difference.”
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New York Construction names The Amsterdam at Harborside as one of its “Top Projects.”
May 19, 2009:
Perkins Eastman ranks on Architect magazine’s “The Architect 50.”
May 1, 2009:
New York Construction details the challenges of a new addition to New York Hospital Queens in “Taller Order.”
April 20, 2009:
Perkins Eastman is ranked in the top 100 of the Engineering News-Record Top 500 Design Firms.
April 8, 2009:
Crain's New York Business ranks Perkins Eastman as the “New York area's largest architecture company.”
April 1, 2009:
The lighting technology behind the TKTS Booth is detailed in Architect magazine, “Tickets, Please.”
March 1, 2009:
Long-Term Living calls the Laurel Park Medical Centre the “Next Generation” of healthcare design.
February 12, 2009:
Travel + Leisure names the TKTS Booth as the “Best Public Space,” inventing public space where there was none before.
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