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Designing the Suburbs of the Future

The suburban landscape is going through a much-needed revival, creating opportunity for developers across the country.

Holistic Urban Design Solutions for Health-Care Campuses

Cooper Robertson’s Anjulie Palta on how medical institutions can both improve community wellbeing and promote health equity.

Lower Manhattan: 20 Years Later

Insights into the area’s post-9/11 transformation and today’s challenges.

New Life at the Brooklyn Waterfront

A deep dive into the innovative projects that are making this district thrive again.

Has the Pandemic Changed NYC’s Public Realm Forever?

The pandemic has put the spotlight on public space, leading to dramatic transformations of New York City’s urban fabric.

Donald Clinton, Partner, Cooper Robertson

How to Unlock Development Value From Institutional Sites

The process of working with an institution is rarely simple and brings a unique set of considerations, explains Donald Clinton of Cooper Robertson.

What to Expect From the Office Sector in 2021

In the fifth installment of our 2021 outlook series, experts from across the office market spectrum share insights on what’s ahead.

Donald Clinton, Partner, Cooper Robertson

The Mind Behind Billion-Dollar Megaprojects

Cooper Robertson’s Donald Clinton explains how influential large-scale developments are born and touches on the future of sprawling mixed-use constructions.

Behind NJ’s $2.5B Riverton Redevelopment

North American Properties plans to transform a 418-acre brownfield site on the Raritan River in Sayreville, N.J., into the state’s “next great hometown.” The firm’s Managing Partner Mark Toro discusses what to expect from the project and how it will impact the community.

John Kirk, AIA, a Partner with Cooper Robertson

Cooper Robertson Helms Drury University Campus Revamp

The private liberal arts college in Springfield, Mo., is initiating a campaign to fund new buildings and other improvements for the celebration of its 150th anniversary.