Primary Navigation OUR WORK OUR FIRM Secondary Navigation CONTACTCAREERS中文 RESPONDING TO COVID-19 THROUGH DESIGN As the world adopts new ways of working, learning and living in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, SmithGroup is helping our clients and communities respond with a future-focused attitude about the immediate and long-term implications. This includes converting a convention center into a hospital decompression site, mobilizing public-private partnerships, and using 3D printing to create shields for healthcare workers. We are also adapting the way we work, utilizing new tools to succeed in a virtual environment, and sharing best practices for online design development and public engagement. As we take immediate actions in relation to this global crisis, we also seek to Design a Better Future that brings enduring value to our clients and communities, and helps us prepare for and create what comes next. DESIGNING FOR RESILIENCY Design Strategies Health Systems Should Consider after COVID-19 PERSPECTIVES Amid Pandemic, College Students Value On-Campus Experience PERSPECTIVES From Recovery to Resiliency: Part 3 - Leveraging Campus & Community Partnerships PERSPECTIVES Reimagining The Public Realm: A Framework to Build Resilient Communities During and After the Pandemic PERSPECTIVES From Recovery to Resiliency: Part 1 - Campus Recreation Responds to COVID-19 PERSPECTIVES Next DESIGNING FOR HEALTHY COMMUNITIES Future Pandemic Preparedness at the Medical District Scale PERSPECTIVES COVID-19: A Path Forward for Healthcare Design Driving Culture in a Changing Environment, Metropolis Think Tank PERSPECTIVES Flexibility is Key in the Future of Work PERSPECTIVES Renewing the Social Contract of Public Higher Education PERSPECTIVES Next IN THE NEWS The Space Race: How the Pandemic is Pushing Museums to Rethink Design NEWS : The future is a numbers game for retail and restaurants NEWS : Architect Magazine Examines COVID-19 Healthcare Challenges NEWS : A Hybrid Learning Approach Could Redefine Higher Education NEWS : What's Next: 3 Ways College Campuses Will Look Different This Fall NEWS : Next SHARE Secondary Navigation CONTACTCAREERS Connect