Moving the Needle
Hines T3 ATX Eastside in Austin, Texas. Photo by Brio Photography.

Moving the Needle

The latest in design news includes how we're preserving cultural heritage in Saudi Arabia, stories revealing the impact spaces have on people, and shaping the future of patient care through the dedication of our employee-owners. Here’s your rundown!


New city block in Madina, Saudi Arabia with an activated pedestrian walkway, a clock tower, white stone building facades, and wood paneling at ground level
Knowledge Economic City Master Plan in Madinah, Saudi Arabia. Rendering ? DLR Group.

1. Exploring the Timeless Beauty of Hijazi Architecture

Preserving cultural heritage in design isn't just about creating beautiful structures – it's about honoring the past, celebrating diversity, and fostering a sense of belonging. Principal and Middle East Hospitality Director Henrique Dias, Intl. Assoc. AIA, discusses the beauty of Hijazi architecture and how it's elevating our latest project in Madinah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.


 A mass timber mid rise with a blackened steel fa?ade and timber infill.
Hines T3 West Midtown in Atlanta, Georgia. Photo by ?Creative Sources Photography and Rion Rizzo.

2. Mass Timber Innovation: The Hospitality Prototype

It’s no secret we’re fans of mass timber. From expediting construction timelines to expanding markets, the material offers owners and developers a host of benefits. But not every building can – or should – be mass timber. Here's a look at the pros and cons, and where the benefits tip the scales in favor of timber.


Metro Nashville Campus for Youth Empowerment building, double height windows, wood wrap facade and overhang
Metro Nashville Campus for Youth Empowerment building in Nashville, Tennessee. Rendering ? DLR Group.

3. Rethinking How We Care for Justice-Involved Youth

The Tennessean features Nashville's new Campus for Youth Empowerment with Senior Architect Todd Orr, AIA, NCARB; Interior Designer Alexandra Serrales, IIDA; and Interior Designer Karla Iannicelli. Together, they detail how initiatives like this one help steer our youth toward brighter futures in community support and rehabilitative services.


Principal and Global Healthcare Leader Mark Tiscornia, AIA, ACHA
Principal and Global Healthcare Leader Mark Tiscornia, AIA, ACHA

4. Mark Tiscornia Joins DLR Group as Global Healthcare Leader

“As a strategic master planner who balances design and user experience with operational demands, Mark will be instrumental in strengthening DLR Group’s reach and impact in healthcare,” says CEO Steven McKay, AIA, RIBA.

Principal Mark Tiscornia, AIA, ACHA, joins us as the healthcare business development leader in Phoenix. Find out how he’ll shape the future of patient care.


Illustration of the new building at Richmond High School in Richmond, California
Richmond High School in Richmond, California. Rendering ? DLR Group.

5. California’s West Contra Costa USD Hires DLR Group

West Contra Costa Unified School District in Richmond, California, selects DLR Group to execute the transformative modernization of Richmond High School.?

"Seeing the passion and excitement in this community is truly inspiring. [This] transformation project is a prime example of designing with the community, students, and staff for a brighter future. We are honored to be part of this project, which will create future-ready environments and be a trendsetter in the district," says Principal and Senior Design Leader Alenoush Aghajanians, AIA, LEED AP BD+C.


Tell us which article was your favorite in this week's roundup.

And if you're interested in receiving more updates delivered directly to your inbox, subscribe to our mailing list for exclusive ideas and news.

要查看或添加评论,请登录