DLR Group employees collaborating in a community space in DLR Group's dubai office

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DLR Group on Integrating Hospitality Design Principles into Modern Workspaces

Construction Week Middle East explores how DLR Group is bringing hospitality-inspired thinking into workplace design to create offices that feel more welcoming, flexible, and people-focused. The article highlights the growing importance of thoughtful zoning, comfortable lounge environments, and spaces that support both collaboration and focused work, reflecting a broader shift toward designing workplaces around the overall employee experience. It also examines how hospitality principles can help transform the office from a purely functional environment into a destination that encourages connection, comfort, and a stronger sense of belonging.

Read the full article in Construction Week Middle East.

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BUILDINGS

Lessons from Emergency Operations Centers with DLR Group’s Mallory Cusenbery

Mallory Cusenbery, AIA, explains how emergency operations centers sustain resilience and continuity in crises.

interior of a modern school community space with built in nooks for children to read and sit

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EdSource

Inside modern California classrooms: nooks, couches and ‘cozy cubes’ for kids to self-regulate

School design is prioritizing student wellbeing with calming nooks and cozy cubes to help students self-regulate, reduce stress, and stay engaged.

Aerial view of the 9th and High construction site showing the third floor of mass timber beams and columns installed above the podium level.

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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.

Illuminated sports stadium beside a calm lake at dusk, glowing in blue and white lights. The stadium’s reflection stretches across the water, while a piece of driftwood and tall reeds appear in the dark foreground.

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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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Sleeper

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.