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Safdie Architects has announced the expansion of its leadership team with the appointment of Jeffrey Huggins to Senior Partner. With over two decades at the Boston-based firm, Huggins has contributed significantly to many of the firm’s most programmatically complex projects, including the technical innovation of skybridges connecting high-rise towers. Notable projects include the Surbana Jurong Campus, Raffles City Chonqing, and Marina Bay Sands and its forthcoming expansion.? Huggins joins fellow Senior Partners Charu Kokate, Christopher Mulvey, Jaron Lubin, and Sean Scensor. Together, they work closely alongside Founding Partner Moshe Safdie to carry forward the firm’s humanist, values-based practice.?

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A visionary architect, Leon Weingartner, a luminary from the Spanish landscape, co-founded WeingartnerArchitects in 1999, a firm that has etched its name in the annals of architectural history. Their creations, a testament to innovation, often soar into the realm of the futuristic, defying the mundane and embracing the extraordinary. > Weingartner, a true architect of the future, infuses his designs with the poetry of deconstruction and the dynamism of the cosmos. His creations are not mere structures; they are odes to the boundless possibilities of human ingenuity, a testament to his profound influence on the architectural world

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Paul Lindsay, MSKTD Principal, co-leads the Hygienic Design Team, but he also oversees historical preservation projects. What common thread can make such diverse projects successful? Communication! "You might be the best designer in the world, but if you can't successfully and clearly communicate your ideas to a client or contractor, it’s a domino effect and everything becomes much harder." Learn more about Paul's insight and unique journey to MSKTD in the July issue of Business People Magazine. #msktd #msktdbydesign #hygienicfacilitydesign #historicpreservation #communication

Well done to all who delivered these projects

A visionary Architect, Leon Weingartner, a luminary from the Spanish landscape, co-founded WeingartnerArchitects in 1999, a firm that has etched its name in the annals of architectural history. Their creations, a testament to innovation, often soar into the realm of the futuristic, defying the mundane and embracing the extraordinary. Weingartner, a true architect of the future, infuses his designs with the poetry of deconstruction and the dynamism of the cosmos. His creations are not mere structures; they are odes to the boundless possibilities of human ingenuity, a testament to his profound influence on the architectural world

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Deeply Grateful. I tend to move quietly and with few words, but I'd like to share a few thoughts from the process and from sitting with the good news: 1. Exposure matters, and putting yourself (especially the unpolished and uncertain side) out there really does make a difference - for yourself and those looking for the path you've cleared. I've been fortunate to do things I once never imagined, not because they felt impossible, but because I hadn't yet discovered the spaces, the tools, or the language to make sense of it. 2. As an artist who has spent hundreds of quiet, solitary hours sweeping and rearranging shattered glass — If something matters to you, show up fully for it. It's important and real if you treat it as such, no matter what it is. That commitment to self, however slow or unassuming, has taught me that anything done with intention has its own value that can translate to all aspects of life, and good will come from it. 3. There's no deadline for growth or success. Celebrate where you're at, celebrate those around you, and embrace the journey on your own timeline. 4. Above all, I'm grateful for the people I get to work and share space with. They inspire me, and I want to get better at showing how much they mean to me. We keep each other moving forward, and we need each other now more than ever, you feel me? Invest in the people you care about and move with intention. This recognition is a reminder of what has brought me joy over the years. Cheers to the journey and to the people who make it all worthwhile. Here's to the next 40 ?