Albuquerque

Ready to become a new kind of doctor? Texas A&M University’s Engineering Medicine (EnMed) program, located in the heart of the Texas Medical Center, is redefining medical education. This dual-degree program allows students to earn a Doctor of Medicine and a Master of Engineering—becoming a “physicianeer”—in just four years while creating innovative solutions to real-world medical challenges.

Leading the newly formed medical school’s vision to “Rethink Everything,” Page, in collaboration with SLAM, designed the Dell Medical School Health Learning Building to set a new standard for world-class medical education. The result? An adaptable, state-of-the-art facility that meets today’s needs and anticipates the future of collaborative, experiential learning.

Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) is a federally funded research and development center for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). While the day-to-day work on campus is technical and complex, the mission is clear: solve national security challenges with operational excellence. 

As part of the U.S. Department of Energy’s national campaign to enhance its research facilities, Brookhaven National Laboratory embarked on a multi-phased modernization plan, upgrading more than four million square feet of building infrastructure. Page played a key role in this effort, modernizing critical research space in two 1960s-era facilities—Building 510 (Physics) and Building 555 (Chemistry)—to support rapidly evolving technologies and research protocols. 

For over 12 years, Page has built a deep, multifaceted partnership with a leading semiconductor manufacturer, delivering over 100 projects across multiple campuses worldwide. What began as small studies has evolved into a strategic, multi-million-dollar annual engagement employing at least 50 full-time professionals.