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“Populus really flourishes in full sun, when the daylight animates a scalloped rainscreen with crisp sculptural details, including eyelid-like window surrounds.” writes Leopoldo Villardi in Architectural Record’s feature of Populus.

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The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art has shortlisted Studio Gang for the design of a new expansion on the Museum’s campus in Kansas City, Missouri.  The expansion’s goal is to attract new audiences by creating a vibrant space to host more art, and new creative, immersive and energizing experiences. The project will integrate the campus, the Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park, and the two existing buildings into a cohesive new experience. This presents an exciting opportunity to contribute to the museum’s continued evolution and support its vision of being a welcoming, vibrant cultural center for all.

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The development, designed by award-winning architecture firm Studio Gang, will consist of two towers, 16-storeys and 41-storeys, with residential, retail and community elements, separated by a public plaza that will restore connections between the surrounding neighbourhoods. The design of the development is rooted in the Indigenous principle of the Seven Directions of Connectedness while celebrating the historical importance and character of the iconic Art Deco Coach Terminal.

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The new European hub for scholarship and research is Studio Gang’s first completed project in France.

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“Studio Gang’s team has crafted an elegantly minimalist synthesis of two campus environments, the college’s ambitious sustainability goals, and (it being San Francisco) seismic resiliency,” writes Randy Gragg in Architectural Record’s feature our new building for the California College of the Arts.

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The new hybrid mass timber building for art and design education establishes a new paradigm for sustainable learning environments.

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We’re excited to announce that Jeanne Gang will lead the North American jury for the 2025 Holcim Foundation Awards! For two decades, the Holcim Foundation Awards put the spotlight on real world case studies that accelerate the global movement for sustainable construction. Jeanne joins a panel of judges which includes Sou Fujimoto, Kjetil Trædal Thorsen, Sandra Barclay, and Lina Ghotmeh.

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Jeanne Gang joined Monocle Radio’s The Urbanist podcast as North American jury chair of the Holcim Foundation Awards to discuss creating architecture that fosters a healthy planet and supports thriving communities.

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Populus, our new 265-room hotel is poised to become a new social center for downtown Denver.

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When complete, the new home of Hudson Valley Shakespeare will become the first purpose-built LEED Platinum theater in the United States.

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The Gray Design Building reinvents a century-old tobacco warehouse as a 21^st-century, cross-disciplinary learning environment.

Fourth and final tower completed in Mission Rock’s Phase One was informed by design principles developed by a Studio Gang-led design cohort.

An expansion plan for the Charles Moore and William Turnbull-designed College adds three new residential buildings and a new academic center to enhance student living and learning.

Studio Gang has revealed its design for the new home of the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival in Garrison, NY. As the first purpose-built LEED Platinum theater in the United States, the project will create a transformative new cultural destination for New York and the wider performing arts community by uniting the beloved theater company’s actors, audiences, and back-of-house under a single roof for the first time and extending the viable performance season.

AMFA has been selected as Winner of the Culture category and Overall Winner of THE PLAN Award 2023.

A collaboration between Studio Gang, Henning Larsen, SCAPE, and Utile, the Enterprise Research Campus (ERC) plan imagines a new hub for innovation that includes two Studio Gang-designed buildings: a conference center, the David Rubenstein Treehouse, and a lab building, One Milestone West.

Selected by The City and County of Denver and Civic Center Conservancy, Studio Gang will lead the Phase 1 Implementation of Civic Center Next 100 which includes improvements to the Greek Theater and Central Promenade.

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Upon its completion at the end of 2025, the state-of the art recreation center will offer a host of programming offerings and amenities to encourage learning, recreation, and community and civic engagement. The center’s features will include multipurpose rooms; a gymnasium; a walking track; an indoor swimming pool; fitness, strength, and cardio rooms; and a teaching kitchen.

Tom Lee Park, the newly transformed, 31-acre riverfront park in downtown Memphis, opened on September 2, 2023. Designed in collaboration with SCAPE, the new urban park is one of the Studio’s most significant civic projects to date. Situated on the banks of the Mississippi River, Tom Lee Park strengthens the connection between downtown Memphis and the river as well as restores the area’s ecology by responding to the river’s dynamic ecosystems.

We are excited to announce the return of Gia Biagi, who rejoins the Studio as Principal of Urbanism. In this new role, she will lead the Studio’s growing portfolio of planning and urban design work, which unites an emphasis on ecology and revitalizing cities with a renewed focus on how to reimagine public assets, institutions, and neighborhoods to be more relevant, connected, and responsive to their communities.

Studio Gang, in collaboration with Polk Stanley Wilcox, will design a major expansion of the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Arkansas. The proposed expansion will enhance the Clinton Center’s ability to host exhibitions, convene global leaders, and provide educational opportunities. It will also include the new Hillary Rodham Clinton Institute, which will be a dedicated home for the Former U.S. Secretary of State’s personal archive as well as serve as a hub for her non-profit and advocacy work.

Studio Gang, alongside SCAPE and Atelier Ten, have been selected to design the new Stanford Sustainability Commons. The Sustainability Commons, located on the west side of the University’s Palo Alto campus, will serve as the new home for the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability – Stanford’s first new school in 70 years.

Jeanne was profiled on CBS Sunday Morning, where she and Martha Teichner discussed how projects like Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation, The Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, and the 101-story St. Regis Chicago connect people to each other, to their communities, and to nature.

The Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation will officially open to the public in May 4, 2023! At the time of urgent need for better public understanding of science and greater access to science education, our design for this latest addition to New York’s historic American Museum of Natural History forms a fluid landscape that heightens visitors’ sense of discovery and wonder.

New York Times architecture critic Michael Kimmelman shares his perspective on our design for the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation at the American Museum of Natural History.

“Gilder is spectacular: a poetic, joyful, theatrical work of public architecture and a highly sophisticated flight of sculptural fantasy. [It] seems destined to be an instant heartthrob and colossal attraction.

And for a meaningful portion of its user base, the part that hasn’t yet finished middle school, I expect it will simply be, like so much else at the museum, awesome.”

Read the full appraisal in The New York Times.