This has resulted in the need for unique educational spaces that can accommodate new teaching methods. Graham, Anderson, Probst and White has worked with more than a dozen colleges and universities to create new educational facilities that address issues that face educational institutions today, as well as tomorrow. The Historic practice focuses on projects with specialized needs related to construction materials and methods. The scope of this practice ranges from the preservation and restoration of older historic structures to corrective rehabilitation work on deteriorated structures. These projects regardless of age or importance, benefit from the same carefully implemented project approach, which ensures that the project team has a thorough understanding of the building and the source of its problems.
Technology is an ever growing force in our increasingly information based world.
The firm works to meet and exceed the challenges of our clients, whose products are developing and changing at ever accelerating speeds. The design approach is similar for each project type. The goal is to develop living environments in which the occupants can feel a sense of place and pride. This is accomplished through the arrangement of spaces, use of materials, views to the outdoors and the scale of the project and its relationship to the neighborhood. As the firm has progressed through the many decades, these five practices are the evolution of the firm today.