U.S. Consulate General, Nogales, Mexico in the News
The recently opened U.S. Consulate General, Nogales, Mexico has been in the news. Inspired by the local architectural precedent of ramadas (quickly assembled shade structures created by stacking ocotillo cacti branches overhead) a large-scale roof canopy shades the new Consulate and creates a welcoming civic presence for the community. Read recent press coverage at the links below. Architectural […]
Ennead Partner Stephen Chu featured in The New York Times
Ennead Partner Stephen Chu was featured in The New York Times. He was interviewed at his 1930s rowhouse in Ridgewood, Queens, where he discussed his design philosophy, his home, and his work on the recently reopened Delacorte Theater in Central Park. Read the full article here. See recent coverage of the Delacorte Theater revitalization here.
Delacorte Theater in the News
Since the ribbon-cutting last week, the Delacorte Theater has been in the news. The revitalization of the iconic Central Park Theater, the latest project in Ennead’s long history working with The Public, offers enhanced accessibility and comfort, provides better circulation, increases resilience and sustainability, and offers a more dynamic aesthetic experience with a new exterior. Notable […]
Jefferson Health Honickman Center recognized by Healthcare Design Awards
Ennead is excited to share that Jefferson Health Honickman Center has been recognized by Healthcare Design Magazine. The Honickman Center received an Honorable Mention as part of HCD’s annual Showcase awards. The Honickman Center is a 19-story Outpatient Specialty Care Facility that transforms care with a seamless, patient-focused experience—integrating evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment with centralized access to care […]
Ennead Celebrates the Topping Out of the Nature & Culture Museum of Wisconsin
Together with Milwaukee Public Museum, Ennead celebrates the recent topping out of the Nature & Culture Museum of Wisconsin! Located at the edge of Milwaukee’s urban center and near the newly reinvigorated entertainment district, the Nature & Culture Museum of Wisconsin is poised to create a flurry of activity, attracting a wide range of visitors with […]
Edelman Fossil Park & Museum featured on “State of the Arts”
Tune in to “State of the Arts” on NJ PBS July 16th at 8:30 pm to explore the Edelman Fossil Park & Museum of Rowan University. The active paleontological dig site in Mantua, NJ bridges the present with the prehistoric past through immersive exhibits. Check out other ways to watch below. Premiering on Wednesday, July 16th […]
Ennead Celebrates Revitalization of Delacorte Theater in New York City’s Central Park
Home to The Public Theater’s legendary Free Shakespeare in the Park, The Delacorte reopens its doors in celebration of the arts and the endurance of its communities! Today, Ennead celebrated the official ribbon cutting of the newly revitalized Delacorte Theater, the legendary open-air home of The Public Theater’s Free Shakespeare in the Park. Located in the heart […]
Ennead Architects Selected for AMAD 2025
Ennead is excited to share that we have been selected as one of five firms participating in AMAD 2025 – Advanced Manufacturing in Architecture and Design, a forward-looking initiative led by CEMEX, Thornton Tomasetti, and Space/Craft. This year’s cohort brings together global leaders in design and fabrication—BIG, HKS, SOM, LAVA, and Ennead—to explore how digital tools, material […]
Ennead Associate Principal Amy Mielke participates in panel discussion “Biophilic Design in Healthcare”
Ennead Associate Principal Amy Mielke will participate in a panel discussion hosted by the Association of Medical Facility Professionals about Biophilic Design in Healthcare. “Biophilic Design in Healthcare: It’s Not Just Plants!” will expand on the traditional understanding of biophilic design and explore how integrating natural elements into healthcare environments goes beyond greenery to foster healing and […]
Ennead Partner Thomas Wong on “The Health Design Podcast”
Ennead Partner Thomas Wong was recently a guest on “The Health Design Podcast.” He was joined by Louis Meilink of Ballinger to discuss the impact architecture can have in Healthcare facilities. “Many of the same qualities and values one wants to experience when going to a museum are transferable to the experience of going to a […]