Placemaking through architecture

Page delivers exceptional facilities, plans, and identities that are attuned to our clients’ unique requirements. With cities, counties, regional agencies, foundations, community enterprises, and arts and cultural institutions, we begin with their missions to champion design that makes lives better.

Since its inception at the end of the 19th century, beginning with public buildings, Page has recognized the importance of unifying people and cultures around well-designed places and spaces. The firm has amassed an unparalleled heritage of public architecture that includes expertise in city and county complexes; law enforcement and evidence-handling facilities; parks; libraries; and non-profit headquarters. We offer a depth of experience in existing and historic resources, enabling organizations and communities to reposition themselves for community transformation.

Our Planning, Strategies, & Analytics team works with civic, cultural, and community organizations to define program and space needs, articulate strategic plans, and develop long-range master plans. Our Branding & Graphics team helps unify cultural organizations around a common identity to advance their causes.

Page offers deep experience in engaging communities and organizations, using an array of proven planning and engagement tools facilitating dialog and consensus among diverse communities, and ensuring genuine opportunities for meaningful input. We utilize planning and analytical tools that facilitate up-front decision-making that “sticks,” allowing a streamlined project process. Together with our clients, we articulate a vision and execute a strategy to further their message and purpose. Our proven record of innovation has resulted in award-winning public projects that have influenced the communities in which they’re located.

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