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As New Jersey’s leading academic medical center, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School sought to modernize its ’70s Medical Science Building to educate the next generation of doctors and support groundbreaking research. Highlighting Rutgers’ legacy of scientific innovation, Page conceptualized a complete redesign, paying homage to the building’s original Mid-Century Modernist architecture while transforming its labs and workplaces for the 21st century.

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. 

U.S. Embassy Niamey opened in 1961 and has evolved over the last 60 years to meet the expanding needs of the diplomatic mission. Most recently, the U.S. Department of State determined that many aging buildings required replacement with safer, more durable structures. 

Symbolizing a shared commitment to democracy and economic development, the new U.S. Embassy Guatemala City supports the continued expansion of U.S.-Guatemalan relations. Like all good partnerships, the embassy represents both countries, blending Guatemalan culture with American innovation and technology. The stone base anchors the building, drawing inspiration from Mayan architecture. A light, airy glass office tower emerges from the base, signifying the openness and optimism of democracy. 

The new U.S. Embassy Pristina embodies the U.S. Department of State’s vision by offering a welcoming, technologically advanced design that blends effortlessly with the local culture and community, acting as a natural extension of the city.