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Archinect Previews Ismaili Center Houston

The Ismaili Center Houston is a landmark project that will serve as a cultural, civic, and spiritual gathering place for the Ismaili Muslim community. The 150,000-square-foot complex includes spaces for worship, performance, learning, and community engagement, all set within a lush 11-acre landscape. Archinect highlights how the center reflects the Ismaili community’s values of pluralism, peace, and public service.

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Informed Infrastructure

It’s Tall, But That’s Not All: 158 Feet of Mass Timber

Mass timber, moving fast: 9th and High, a 158-foot student housing tower in Columbus, climbs two floors every two weeks.

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Sports Venue Business

DLR Group Unveils Design for Camping World Stadium

Camping World Stadium redesign creates a new iconic destination for the city of Orlando.

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Transforming a legacy building into a digital future

West Texas A&M transforms a 1928 building into an immersive learning hub, blending heritage, technology, and access.

Baoshan Long Beach Complex along Shanghai's Yangtze River, cylindrical tower with two red facade bands

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Fast Company

These 5 pillars helped our company thrive for 60 years

DLR Group reached its 60th year in business in April 2026 – discover the five pillars that contribute to our resilience.

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Smithsonian magazine

DLR Group’s Tom Gallagher speaks to Gaudi’s legacy and most influential projects

Honoring Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí a century after his death, Tom Gallagher reflects on how Gaudí’s Barcelona works and ideas continue to shape architecture today.

Gunter Hotel lobby lounge with jewel-toned seating, original columns and rosette ceiling, softly glowing chandeliers overhead, check-in desk in the background, and the Keystone Club bar and vinyl library to the right.

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Gunter Hotel Unveils Redesign by DLR Group

San Antonio's historic Gunter Hotel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel by Marriott has unveiled its $57 million renovation.

Rendering of an eight story research building on a college campus; full transparent glass façade with Vanderbilt signage posted on the top of the building

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Lab Design News

How Early Collaboration Shapes High-Performance Research Facilities

Featured in Lab Design News, Vanderbilt’s Stevenson Center 6 fosters collaboration and transparency, blending data and insight to create connected spaces in a LEED Gold facility.

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Making the Museum

“Liminal Space Research” on Making the Museum Podcast

In this episode, DLR Group's Dan Clevenger, Monika Smith, and Helen Ho explore liminal spaces in museums showing how transitional areas shape emotion, deepen engagement, and user experience.