See how an abandoned building is transformed into one of the world's most sophisticated research facilities. More
If there’s one thing the pandemic has taught us, it's that advancing science is critical to our future. Discover practical ways you can streamline the construction for new facilities. More
Guided by principles of people and safety first, the integrated Rapid Response team can help you assess, prioritize, and implement initiatives to get you back to business. More
A Ribbon-cutting ceremony marks the reopening of the renovated Agricultural Engineering Building at Penn State.
Interior Design magazine ranks EYP among the nation's best design firms in its 2018 Top 100 Giants list.
Featured in numerous national and international magazines, daily newspapers, and online business sources, EYP recently announced its participation in the Sustainability and Health Initiative for NetPositive Enterprise (SHINE) program at the Center for Health and the Global Environment at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
“The Future of Research Facility Design” compares today’s laboratory design environment with that of five years ago.
The X/O Skeleton conceptual design, a recent winner of the international “Rethinking the Future” Award competition, continues to be showcased as a model of innovative, energy efficient design in a variety of key publications, including Architectural Digest, World Architecture News, and Next City.
The technical challenges facing BIM adoption today and in the future, are largely the result of legacy workflow protocols triggered by current software. More
While we currently operate largely within the 3rd generation of BIM, we increasingly see owner requirements that suggest the next generation of BIM is fast approaching. More
Due to the benefits of using 3D virtual models to guide real-world processes, BIM has gradually grown from its origins in BM (Building Modeling) into BI (Building Information) with various combinations of model and data in between. More
Celebrating the most impactful demonstrations of innovation in energy efficient design, the prestigious Rethinking the Future Award program honored the X/O Skeleton with a First Award in the Office Building (Concept) category. One of few winners selected out of 512 registrations from 30 nations, the forward-thinking design was inspired by natural organisms and proposes, “a new way of thinking about high-rise façade construction – one that minimizes the structure’s embodied energy, as well as its lifetime use.”