EYP

People, Purpose, Planet

People

Spaces that liberate the potential to transform human performance

Academic Innovation

People

Spaces that liberate the potential to transform human performance

STEM

Purpose

Design that actively helps our clients advance their mission

Children's Health

Purpose

Design that actively helps our clients advance their mission

Diplomatic

Planet

Design that maximizes available resources to advance sustainability

X/O Skeleton Design Concept

Planet

Design that maximizes available resources to advance sustainability

ZEN Building

Latest News & Publications

the Center for Ecosystems in Architecture (CEA) at Yale

EYP partners with Yale University to study cutting-edge building technologies

Our design, selected among global design and architecture firms, highlights Israeli spirit, history, and culture. Read the full press release here.

Net Zero Buildings Magazine explores how the ZEN Building, the largest zero energy-capable facility in the nation, is a test bed for emerging building technologies and shows the world what can be economically accomplished today.

Moving the Needle on Childhood Obesity

by Kimberly Stanley

Featured Work

Center for Advanced Pediatrics

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta

Children’s Health

A design inspired by the abundant tree canopies of Atlanta.

Humanities and Social Studies Center

Grinnell College

Academic Innovation

United on purpose: students activate their own learning.

Consular Office Building and Representational Entry Court

US Consulate, Erbil

US Department of State

Diplomatic

Balancing needs for a modern consulate in the Middle East with the area's arid climate, EYP's sustainable design exceeds targets for energy savings while providing a secure and healthy workplace for diplomatic staff.

Watch Box exterior with historic cannons

Historic Watch Box

US Navy

arts & culture

Using old photographs for reference, EYP's historic preservation team restored the watchbox - where Abraham Lincoln made the last official visit of his presidency - and relocated it to its former site in Washington DC's Navy Yard.

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