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Principal | Global Design Leader
Dennis Bree, AIA, LEED AP
Dennis is a global design leader who uses storytelling to fuel creativity and elevate design. He creates environments rooted in local context, climate, and heritage while advancing innovation and sustainability. With over 20 years of experience, his work includes award-winning academic fine arts complexes, performing arts centers, and museums.
Dennis Bree, AIA, LEED AP
event October 15, 2025
Dennis Bree to Lead Roundtable Discussion at ICFAD Annual Conference
Join our team at the upcoming International Council for Arts Deans Annual Conference in Santa Fe, N.M.
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idea August 08, 2023
A Likely Pairing
We’re rewinding to the beginning of our partnership with Accidentally Wes Anderson. Sitting down with creator Wally Koval, we discuss how we see the world differently through our intersection of distinctive design and unexpected narrative.
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zTwo-story lobby space lit by floor to ceiling glass windows; wood sculpture covers ceiling; perforated light shines through the exterior lacy scrim, groups of theater enthusiasts gather
idea July 10, 2023
A Community Asset Transformed
Our design for the SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center connects the theater to the Sacramento community.
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