Annual Report 2008
Getting to the next possibility is why we’re here. As architects and designers, we know how to unlock opportunity and value for our clients by creating solutions that are both smart and inspiring. These solutions are rooted in Gensler’s deep understanding of design’s power to bolster business, culture, and the ways that people live and work today.
With local expertise and global reach, we understand how to factor in the full range of issues that affect our clients’ real estate decisions. We help them get needed traction by posing solutions that are pragmatic as well as strategic. We deliver the advisory services they need to manage their real estate programs, portfolios, and projects effectively, whatever the scale.
When clients ask us “What’s possible?” our answers reflect a world of knowledge—gained from myriad projects, from market, demographic and other research, and from direct experience in hundreds of cities. Especially now, the benefits are clear. Gensler’s design solutions help our clients realize their business goals. We help them understand how people perceive their brand and how they can best build a following or consolidate their lead in new or established markets.
Gensler sees design as a means to client success. Time and again, we find that design-driven environments add to the effectiveness of modern organizations. Our own research proves that high-performing work settings go hand in hand with increased productivity, employee engagement, and financial rewards. Research by others, like GSA, points to our buildings to show how integrated sustainable design pays off—in both efficiency and job satisfaction.
When clients ask us “What’s possible?” they expect breakthrough design. Gensler’s innovations deliver it. Rapid repositioning of older buildings ignites urban growth by giving them modern curb appeal and performance. Our revolutionary mixed-use towers provide today’s world cities with the community cohesion and sustainability they crave—even at a superhighrise density.
Redefining what’s possible is what Gensler does—for every client and every project. The opportunities are out there—let’s find them together.
“We leverage design as an effective strategic tool to gain competitive advantage for our clients.”
A message from our leadership Built to perform for our clients It’s tough out there. We understand the reality of the business environment today—volatile markets, increased competition, uncertain credit conditions, and an escalating array of questions about future direction and performance. Over the last four decades, we have partnered with our clients to address the challenges and opportunities presented by each economic cycle. In every situation, we have leveraged design as an effective strategic tool to gain competitive advantage for our clients. Gensler has built a global practice of integrated services through which we can deliver value in any business climate. Every day our people bring their talent and passion to discovering new possibilities for our clients through the transformative power of design.
from top M. Arthur Gensler Jr. Chairman Diane Hoskins Executive Director
Designing for enhanced performance Gensler teams continue to push innovation that supports the changing way people work and live. Recently, our Design + Performance research program has produced several new tools that drive higher return on our clients’ real estate investments. Gensler’s Workplace Performance Index (WPI) helps companies understand the impact of their environments on productivity and the bottom line. Our new Sustainable Consulting services enable clients to understand and improve the green performance of their facilities. New tools are being developed that enable each practice area to measure and benchmark the results of our design solutions.
These innovations translate into buildings, settings, products, and strategies that are informed, purposeful, and compelling—providing real value for our clients. Capturing opportunity in the global market Doing business successfully is about trusted relationships, not just transactions. It demands a long-term commitment. We go into every market—whether in the US or internationally— with the understanding that we need to be a local player, part of each culture and community. Gensler teams are on the ground in all corners of the world, working shoulder to shoulder with clients, suppliers, governments, and communities. Over the last 12 months, our client relationships resulted in project collaborations in 59 different countries. To respond to our clients’ growing need for a design partner who can work anywhere in the world, we have invested in building our capabilities in emerging markets. In these rapidly growing economies, millions of people are opening their first bank accounts, getting their first cell phones, and using their first credit cards, all of which translates into demand for new facilities and an opportunity for design to make a difference. A deep bench of global talent Building the strongest leadership team with the richest talent pool in the design industry has always been a key focus of our firm. This capability allows us to assemble project teams of remarkable people noteworthy for their
integrity, industry-specific expertise, local knowledge, and global experience. Our worldwide network of Gensler professionals brings to each project—whatever the location—a potent combination of shared values, innovative design abilities, and superb delivery skills. Corporate citizenship meets social responsibility At Gensler, solid business results and dedication to the environment go hand in hand. We are a leader in sustainable design, actively engaged in projects that are benchmarks of sustainable practice in communities around the globe. Our long-standing commitment to social responsibility extends from championing green practices, to supporting our local communities and charities, to assisting victims of natural disasters. We celebrate the dedication of our incredible staff as they share their time and expertise to make the world around us better. There’s only one Gensler The strength of Gensler is our alignment as a professional community. With determination, creativity, and pride in our performance, Gensler colleagues across the globe respond to dynamic change and challenges by delivering higher performance and raising the bar of design excellence on every assignment. There are no limits to what we can accomplish when we focus on our clients and trust our values, our capabilities, and our people.
We thank our clients for their continued trust in us. We also recognize our extraordinary consultants, suppliers, and industry partners. And we proudly acknowledge the energy, creativity, and vision of our people. Everyone at Gensler is an owner, sharing the same commitment to our firm and its future. Thanks to this, there is only one Gensler, wherever you find us. By combining the spirit of a small company with a global reach and resources unique in our industry, we help our clients redefine what’s possible, to their lasting benefit. This is our true differentiator.
from top Andy Cohen Executive Director David Gensler Executive Director
URBAN EVOLUTION How cities reinvent themselves
When cities are in the process of transformation, it’s the iconic buildings-to-be that often get the headlines. But they don’t tell the whole story. Cities reinvent themselves through myriad acts of transformation, some huge, many much smaller. Shanghai Tower, Gensler’s breakthrough mixeduse tower, punctuates the city’s skyline and is a symbol of China’s hopes for the future. But its bigger impact is to create a transit-served superhighrise precinct—the first in the world—at the heart of Shanghai’s new financial district. Anchoring a global destination adds exponentially to the tower’s value. Across the river, we’re turning Shanghai’s historic downtown core into a regionally accessible business destination. Compact and walkable, it has the urbanity that international businesses look for in a city. Similarly, the Dubai International Financial Centre is a planned development that anchors Dubai’s financial hub with office, hospitality, and retail destinations. It establishes the area as an urbane, walkable, and connected platform for the city’s growth as a regional powerhouse. Cities, especially established ones, can reinvent themselves at a pace and scale suited to their market conditions. A range of approaches, including building repositioning or expansion, adaptive reuse, and infill redevelopment, lets urban districts and neighborhoods activate and modernize, unlocking the inherent value of what earlier generations put in place. Every building type is a candidate. These strategies are sustainable, affordable, sensitive to community interests, and conducive to a sense of place. They allow property owners to accommodate the new—boosting revenues, reducing operating costs, and renewing their cities in the bargain.
Whatever the pace, urban development benefits from analytical tools that Gensler’s planners and consultants apply to questions of location, density, and mix. Geographic information system (GIS) analyses, market and demographic studies, and location comparisons based on real estate, retail sales, commute-time, and other data help clients make informed decisions. Cities reinvent themselves because that’s their nature. They can’t stand still. With our global expertise and reach, we help them thrive— achieving a future that’s bright and sustainable.
Shanghai Tower, Shanghai, China This mixed-use tower is heads above the rest. Sustainable from top to bottom, it creates vertical neighborhoods, each with lush sky gardens. It forms and anchors a superhighrise district—a global destination that’s walkable and metro-served.
above Atrium sky gardens enclose the length of Shanghai Tower. Ventilated spaces within the breathable second skin conserve energy by modulating the temperature within the curtain wall. The space acts as a buffer to heat the winter’s cool air; in the summer, it cools the building’s heat.
facing page Pudong is a new area of Shanghai, developed in an ultramodern style. Intended as Pudong’s centerpiece, the 2,152-foot (656-meter) spiraling Shanghai Tower symbolizes the city’s importance as East Asia’s financial capital and as China’s global gateway.
“Shanghai plans 67% growth in GDP in the next five years, while achieving greater efficiency and environmental protection, and lower energy consumption.” —Shanghai Mayor Han Zheng Source: “Shanghai aims for 2 trillion yuan GDP by 2012,” by Wang Zhenghua, China Daily, 24 January 2008
facing page and below Dubai International Financial Centre Master Plan, Dubai, UAE Gensler’s master plan for Dubai International Financial Centre, anchored by The Gate Building, puts a robust framework for mixed-use, businessfocused development in place that has set a regional precedent for flexibility, urbanity, and climate-responsive performance.
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square feet of new development establishes DIFC as Dubai’s financial hub.
“Dubai is the destination of choice,” says the Financial Times, and DIFC is the prime location for firms seeking to move into the oil-rich region. Source: Simeon Kerr, “Dubai is the destination of choice,” Financial Times, 23 July 2008
bottom The Ritz-Carlton Dubai, Dubai, UAE A premier destination for business travelers at the Dubai International Financial Centre, the Ritz-Carlton combines hospitality, conference facilities, and upscale shopping and restaurants, all connected to other buildings at DIFC. Its guest rooms, suites, apartments, and amenities make it an oasis where people combine work with pleasure, whether as guests or as residents.
Cities flex to meet new demands. constant change makes them vibrant and strong.
Cities around the world, whether established or emerging, are constantly gearing up for new opportunities in every sector. Gensler’s broad expertise and experience on the ground help our clients navigate the challenges presented by new opportunities and markets. We designed a terminal for JetBlue at JFK that puts the enjoyment back in low-cost air travel. We helped Gaylord make National Harbor on the Potomac River the leading business and pleasure destination in the DC area. With Club Nokia at L.A. LIVE, we created a new venue for live acts and events that supports emerging talent. At the Russell Federal Building in Atlanta, we showed how security and access can be elegantly and inexpensively provided. For Burberry, HBO, UBS, and other clients, we demonstrated how well urbanity serves business purpose. It’s because we know how cities work, that we can transform them so effectively.
facing page, clockwise from upper left JetBlue Terminal, John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York, NY; Club Nokia at L.A. LIVE, Los Angeles, CA; River Oaks Houston, Houston, TX; Richard B. Russell Federal Building and Courthouse, Atlanta, GA above, clockwise from upper left Burberry Flagship Store, New York, NY; UBS 299 Park Avenue, New York, NY; HBO Shop, New York, NY; Gaylord National Resort and Conference Center, Oxon Hill, MD
facing page 2000 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, CA An impressive repositioning story, the awardwinning 2000 Avenue of the Stars took an existing, underutilized site and gave Century City—a premier LA business address—a new gateway office building and a community park that serves the entertainment industry as a town square. The anchor tenant, appropriately enough, is Creative Artists Agency, an industry icon and touchstone for talent.
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below Chennai International Airport, Chennai, India The main hub in the south, Chennai Airport is India’s third largest and busiest, with more than 10 million passengers a year. Gensler, Frederic Schwartz Architects, and their team will expand Chennai as South Asia’s greenest airport. The new terminal’s curved roof shelters column-free departure halls, filled with daylight. The parking garage features a green roof and rainwater capture system.
NEW WAYS OF WORK
Why top companies embrace the workplace
Gensler has a unique perspective on the ways that people really work. Since 2005, we have surveyed office workers in the US and UK. This groundbreaking research shows conclusively that workplace design is a major factor in a company’s performance.
We’re also helping our clients leverage workforce mobility to reduce their carbon footprint. By locating workspace where it’s really needed, they can reduce commute times and their overall need for space. The result is both cost-effective and sustainable.
Gensler’s 2008 Workplace Performance Survey revealed that work is changing as young people join the knowledge workforce. Ten years ago, the breakthrough finding in the workplace was the realization that collaboration leads to innovation. Today, what’s generating excitement is social interaction. As social networking gains adherents, socializing in the workplace is becoming more important, especially for younger workers. Much of their learning takes place informally, as they talk with peers and mentors.
Gensler has led the workplace revolution, not just tracked it. Informed by our research and global experience, our knowledge runs deep. We offer real estate and office workplace consulting services, ranging from portfolio strategies and upstream financial modeling to postoccupancy performance evaluations. This enables our clients to hold down their costs and capture the full potential of the workplace to support their people across time zones, cultures, and work styles. Gensler keeps them ahead of the curve.
To help our clients understand what drives effectiveness in their own workplace, Gensler developed the Workplace Performance Index (WPI). This benchmarking and evaluation tool lets companies identify problems and strengthen the performance of their work settings.
Billions of $ invested by US companies in employee learning in 2007
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Integrating learning into everyday work is an essential element of the knowledge workplace.
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bottom Allen & Overy, London, UK Gensler’s design responds to Allen & Overy’s platform of “intelligent productivity” by integrating wireless technology and supporting new ways of working to help staff stay at their best.
facing page Matheson Ormsby Prentice, Dublin, Ireland MOP’s new space looks to the future with a “best of breed” working environment designed to attract and retain top talent.
As their Workplace Performance Index scores rise, companies have seen their 3-year average profit growth increase by as much as 30%. Three-year annual average profit growth vs. WPI score 30% (Profit increase)
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Hakuhodo, Tokyo, Japan This premier ad agency now has a workspace that conveys its creative energy. Gensler designed Hakuhodo’s executive floor, the main reception floor, and a floor housing the café, “university,” and library. Based on the concepts of “Move, Meet, Make,” the design facilitates circulation and movement, and is flexible for changing team assignments.
Companies with higher SCORING WORK SETTINGS show higher levels of employee engagement.
The 2008 Gensler Workplace Performance Survey provides new insights into the knowledge work activities that fuel business success. Four work modes—focus, collaborate, learn, and socialize— help unlock people’s power to create and innovate. So how do these work modes contribute to job performance in the knowledge economy? Our survey found that knowledge work is filled with varied and dynamic interactions, and that the mix of work modes differs significantly for people at top-performing companies than at average ones. Gensler’s survey found that average companies are centered on focus work, while top companies spend much more time collaborating, learning, and socializing. Not surprisingly, top companies’ work settings are more effective than average ones in encouraging the four modes of knowledge work. People’s sense of engagement and job satisfaction are much higher at top companies. This results in increased innovation, work quality, and market share. Using Gensler’s Workplace Performance Index, any organization can see how it measures up to top-company benchmarks. Identifying and resolving any deficits are crucial to increasing productivity and innovation in a knowledge work setting. Gensler’s surveys and research reveal the trends and pinpoint the factors that are giving the best companies an edge.
facing page, top Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP, Washington, DC Gensler has partnered with Dewey & LeBoeuf to design 12 of its offices around the world. Its state-of-the-art facility in Washington, DC, encourages interaction and is readily adaptable to changing workplace metrics. facing page, bottom Bain & Company, Boston, MA Bain & Company’s international headquarters supports the company’s desire to innovate through effective individual growth, teaming work practices, and strongly collaborative work patterns.
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facing page The New York Times Company, New York, NY Gensler’s workplace design for one of the world’s top media companies makes its new offices headline-worthy. The space accommodates the activity of the newsroom and features open and collaborative workspaces.
below Pixar, Emeryville, CA Gensler converted a 1940s warehouse into a “creative factory” for this Academy Award– winning animation studio. The elegant space acts as a neutral backdrop to the game-changing work done there.
GREEN BY DESIGN How sustainability adds value
Gensler’s leadership role in sustainable design began in 1972, when we partnered with PG&E, Northern California’s energy provider, to develop a prototypical energy-efficient office space. This was two years before the oil crisis of 1974. As an energy company, PG&E knew that using natural resources more efficiently made sense. Thirty years later, Gensler completed the Department of Homeland Security Building in Omaha for GSA, America’s largest owner/ operator of office space. Designed for LEED Gold certification, the project exemplifies GSA’s integrated, “whole life” approach. GSA sees it as proof that sustainability pays off in lower operating costs and higher employee job satisfaction. A 2008 evaluation by Pacific Northwest National Laboratories cites our building as one of the two best performing in GSA’s portfolio. Today, Gensler has more than 700 LEED accredited professionals on our teams worldwide. Partnering with our clients, we’re designing healthier and more efficient places for people to work and live. Gensler is helping MGM MIRAGE build CityCenter in Las Vegas as a model of sustainable performance—the largest LEED-rated mixed-use development in the world. For First Federal Savings Bank, we designed Indiana’s first LEED certified bank branch. In Washington, DC, 1800 17th Street/ PNC Place will be the city’s first certified LEED Platinum office building. Our design of REI’s store prototype initiative focuses on green building and REI’s commitment to serve as the community’s gateway to the outdoors.
REI, Boulder, CO REI’s prototype store serves as a laboratory to analyze the performance of green building features, technology, and new retail concepts. For example, Solatubes® channel light through the store and save approximately 20 percent in energy costs. The building also captures the sun’s energy through technology called “building integrated photovoltaics” (BIPV), a first of its kind in a retail environment. The research–inspired design of REI’s 42,000-square-foot store provides a peek into the next generation of REI’s store experience.
Gensler is an industry leader in achieving high LEED ratings (or their equivalents in other countries) for new and existing buildings. We work with clients at every phase of the real estate cycle to optimize the sustainable performance of their portfolios and individual projects. Designing with resource limits in mind spurs the performance innovations that enhance quality of life. Our goal is to increase ROI, lower the carbon footprint, and deliver the healthy and supportive buildings and settings for our clients that their employees, customers, and communities expect.
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Savings in operation costs resulting from Gensler’s integrated design for the Department of Homeland Security
facing page Department of Homeland Security, Omaha, NE A highly sustainable government building redefines the way a public service operates. A GSA-funded study ranked it one of the two best performing in GSA’s national real estate portfolio.
below 800 17th Street/PNC Place, Washington, DC A short walk from the White House, this 12-story, Vornado/Charles E. Smith-developed office building sets a new benchmark in the city with a LEED Platinum rating. Crisply modern, it anchors an important corner in Washington’s main business district.
800 17th Street/PNC Place will be Washington, DC’s first LEED Platinum office building.
MGM MIRAGE and Gensler are working together to deliver the largest LEED-rated mixed-use development in the world.
MGM MIRAGE CityCenter, Las Vegas, NV For MGM MIRAGE CityCenter, Gensler plays the crucial design management role of orchestrating the work of more than 700 individuals from 180 design and engineering firms. The team is set to complete the 18-million-square-foot project within five years. The “city within a city” features hotel, casino, and retail spaces designed by leading architects and linked by the Gensler-
designed Automated People Mover. MGM MIRAGE CityCenter is designed to achieve a LEED Silver certification. CityCenter sets a new benchmark that’s influencing major development in other fast-growing cities with similar conditions. By addressing the supporting infrastructure along with the buildings, it breaks new ground in using nonrenewable energy and water resources efficiently and responsibly.
Increased work mobility could cut carbon emissions by 130,000 metric tons by 2016, and reduce real estate costs per person.
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facing page Herman Miller, Chippenham, UK The international headquarters for Herman Miller is the first building in the UK to receive both a BREEAM Excellent rating and a LEED Gold certification. The design incorporates passive cooling and other environmental controls, reducing heating requirements and minimizing operating costs. this page First Federal Savings Bank, Mishawaka, IN Sustainability is as important in the US heartland as anywhere. First Federal Savings asked Gensler to design an innovative bank branch prototype that breaks new ground by combining a striking look with total customer convenience and start-to-finish green performance. As Indiana’s first LEED certified bank branch, it’s setting the pace for the region.
LOCAL TO GLOBAL Why world markets are important
We began life as a three-person design firm in San Francisco. Most of our clients have similar stories. Today, what fuels our growth and theirs are the opportunities global markets provide. Global markets spread ideas and raise all boats. Regional prosperity presents a myriad of opportunities, and not just for those who are based there. As a firm that works in more than 1,200 communities on six continents, we know this from firsthand experience. Here are some examples. In California, a maker of high-quality olive oil has looked up from its regional focus to see a world of interest in its wares. We’re helping it position its brand for a global audience. In Kuwait, we’re working with a leading retailer to gear up for international competition in the Middle East. This same client is also moving into new markets in Europe and India. We’re right there with them. Our work for a Chinese hightech client helps establish the company’s presence as it expands its US headquarters and solidifies its position in the US personal and business computing market. Another client, an Indian conglomerate, is expanding into movie making and theaters in the US. Meanwhile, our European and US retail clients are eyeing burgeoning markets in East Asia, India, and the Middle East. They all look to us. No matter how interconnected the world becomes, we live and work in real places. So how does global reach benefit local enterprises? The advantages that Gensler offers as a global design firm are clear and specific. We’re in 32
cities, with alliances that give us a presence in hundreds more. Everywhere we work, our clients can tap our 3,200 talented professionals and our global network of consultants and specialists. Add them up, and it’s a true competitive edge— a key difference that ensures a world-class outcome. The range of our experience, gained from working in every regional market, lets us pinpoint trends and influences. “Have you seen that? Have you thought of this?” We know what’s out there because we’re doing it. That’s the other point about global markets—they raise the bar, whether the measure is quality, performance, sophistication, or ease of use (and often all of the above). In city after city, there’s a new awareness of what the rest of the world is buying and experiencing. Yet every city is different. These differences spark innovation across markets—the invigorating flow of ideas on which entrepreneurship depends. Opportunities come in every size, and global markets provide an upside that’s worth exploring. With our geographic reach and presence, we can help our clients expand their horizons. Every business needs new possibilities to thrive.
Tameer Towers, Abu Dhabi, UAE This nine-million-square-foot oceanfront complex is anchored by a 73-story office tower, four residential towers, a six-star business hotel, townhouses, shopping centers, and supporting amenities.
Brand stewardship and expertise are critical to the success of any business venture, especially when entering new markets. Our strong understanding of regional markets helps clients gain competitive advantage wherever they are located. On every project, we leverage global teams to meet local demands.
building A strong brand presence in any market requires broad expertise on the ground.
Here are some examples of how we blend global knowledge with local expertise. Gensler’s new store for A/X Armani Exchange in Scottsdale delivers a distinctive and flexible solution that caters to the city’s young fashion-conscious set— at the same cost as the current store model. Our refresh of Absolut Spirit Company’s US marketing headquarters gave it a bolder, more integrated brand presence that honors Absolut’s Swedish heritage. EMI Music, UBS, and Virgin Mobile show our facility in placing global brands in urban markets like Tokyo and New York.
facing page A/X Armani Exchange, Scottsdale, AZ below, clockwise from upper left EMI Music Japan, Tokyo, Japan; UBS 299 Park Avenue, New York, NY; Virgin Mobile, Warren, NJ; The Absolut Spirits Company, New York, NY
48 million square feet: the size of our master plan for a new business district in St. Petersburg
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centimeters: the height of our energyefficient task light, designed to last 25 years
facing page Vasilievsky Island, St. Petersburg, Russia Gensler’s master plan for Vasilievsky Island creates a new 48-million-square-foot waterfront business district connecting to the existing city of St. Petersburg via roads, metro, and urban infrastructure. The district protects the historic World Heritage city by absorbing new highrise development on reclaimed land.
above Ninety™ Task Light Gensler’s design for the Ninety task light by Luxo is the world’s most energy efficient. Using only 6W of LEDs, Ninety offers a bright, warm light with superior color. It is dimmable and designed to last 25 years.
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank Headquarters, Abu Dhabi, UAE One of the largest banks in the Middle East, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) asked Gensler to apply the latest, most strategic workplace and retail design to its world headquarters in Abu Dhabi. In addition to a main banking hall (shown here) that underscores ADCB’s modern and progressive image, the headquarters includes a highly flexible office workspace that consolidates the bank’s departments for the first time and provides its international staff with worldclass accommodations, including executive offices and a conference center. That’s vital for a bank with global ambitions.
International and national awards
Each year, Gensler is recognized regionally, nationally, and internationally by the press and our peers for innovative and strategic design solutions. Here is a selection of our national and international awards in 2007–2008 that reflect our clients’ commitment to design excellence and sustainable performance—and our ability to work with them to achieve both. Top Green Design Firm Commercial Office Sector, Third Overall Engineering News Record Top Green Design Firm Survey Firm of the Year, 2007 Society of American Registered Architects (SARA) A/X Armani Exchange, Tokyo, Japan Chain Store Age 2007 Retail Store of the Year, Soft Lines— International Allsteel San Francisco Resource Center, San Francisco, CA 2008 Antron® Carpet Fiber Design Awards Retail Category Winner The American Red Cross of Greater New York, New York, NY Interior Design magazine Best of Year Award of Merit 2007, Health Care and Society of American Registered Architects (SARA) Excellence Award 2007 Barneys New York, Dallas, TX EuroShop 2008 Retail Design Award and National Association of Store Fixture Manufacturers Retail Design Awards 2007, Store Fixture Award Baroue, Kuwait City, Kuwait World Retail Awards 2008 Innovative Format of the Year
Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH), New York, NY Contract Magazine Interiors Awards 2007, Best Large Office and Interior Design magazine Best of Year Award of Merit 2007, Office: Small Center on Halsted, Chicago, IL Interior Design magazine Best of Year Award of Merit 2007, Eco: Other Chemoil Corporation, San Francisco, CA 2008 Antron® Carpet Fiber Design Awards Small Office Merit Winner Creative Artists Agency, Century City, CA Interior Design magazine Best of Year Award 2007, Office: Large and 2008 International Illumination Design Awards The Edwin F. Guth Memorial Award for Interior Lighting Design Award of Excellence* *with Horton Lees Brogden Lighting Design Dockers, San Francisco, CA Association of Retail Environments (ARE) 2008 Retail Design Awards, Green Recognition Award Gensler New York-Midtown, New York, NY Interior Design magazine Best of Year Award of Merit 2007, Eco: Office HBO Shop, New York, NY 2007 ISP/VM+SD International Store Design Competition, Store of the Year Hotel Kabuki, San Francisco, CA Lodging Hospitality magazine Editors Design Award Winner, 2008 HP Workplace Transformation Global Design Guidelines CoreNet Global Industry Excellence Award 2008 Winner
Joni & Friends International Disability Center, Agoura Hills, CA Interior Design magazine Best of Year Award of Merit 2007, Institutional
Seyfarth Shaw, Chicago, IL IIDA 34th Annual Interior Design Competition Winner, 2007
Lenovo Customer Center, Raleigh, NC Association of Briefing Program Managers (ABPM) 2008 World Class Center
Tameer Towers, Abu Dhabi, UAE CNBC Arabian Property Awards 2008* *Six awards including: Best Architecture (Multiple Units) – Abu Dhabi Best Highrise Architecture – Abu Dhabi
Motorola M-Lab, Sunrise, FL 2007 ISP/VM+SD International Store Design Competition First Place, Entertainment Facility
“These Four Walls,” Gensler London, UK European Award for Corporate Media Relations Business-to-Business Award 2007* *with Man Bites Dog
Newport Tower Marketing Center, Jersey City, NJ SEGD (Society for Environmental Graphic Design) 2007 Design Awards, Merit Award
Union Pacific, Omaha, NE U.S. Department of Energy Energy Innovators Award
Office of the Attorney General of Washington State, Seattle, WA 2008 Antron® Carpet Fiber Design Awards Large Office Category Winner and Association of Retail Environments (ARE) 2008 Retail Design Awards, Outstanding Merit for Specialty Stores over 25,000 square feet Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI), Boulder, CO Chain Store Age 2007 Retail Store of the Year, Environmental Sustainability and Association of Retail Environments (ARE) 2008 Retail Design Awards, Green Recognition Award St. Philip’s Academy, Newark, NJ Society of American Registered Architects (SARA) Merit Award 2007
Virgin Mobile USA, New York, NY and Warren, NJ Interior Design magazine Best of Year Award of Merit 2007, Office: Budget Wilson Sporting Goods, Chicago, IL Interior Design magazine Best of Year Award of Merit 2007, Showroom
Firm highlights
Financial results
Gensler is one of the world’s leading architecture and design firms. Here’s how we ranked in our industry in 2008.
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Building Design & Construction Giants 300 1st Architecture Firm Overall ENR Top 100 Green Design Firms 1st of the Top 5 in Commercial Offices ENR Top 500 Design Firms 1st among Architecture Firms 1st of the Top 25 in Commercial Offices 1st of the Top 10 in Entertainment
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Serving our communities At Gensler, our people give their time and expertise year-round to causes they feel passionate about. That inspires us as a firm to consistently go beyond business as usual to support the cities where we work and live. 100 Black Men of Atlanta 2015 Green Roof Challenge 90th Street Park Block Association ACE Adopt-A-Student Foundation AIA AIDS walk AIGA Alexander Youth Network Alpha House American Cancer Society American Ireland Fund The American Jewish Committee American Museum of Folk Art The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) American Youth Philharmonic Amnesty International ANEW Animal Haven Animal Shelter Architectural Foundation: Architecture in the Schools Architecture For Humanity Art Institute Tampa Arthritis Foundation ASU College of Design Autism Speaks Walk Avon Walk for Breast Cancer Bach Foundation Board Baltimore: The Urban Forest Project Bethany’s Gait Blaffer Gallery at University of Houston Bloomfield Zoning Board Blueprint Houston The Boston Harbor Association Bottomless Closet Bowery Soup Kitchen (Hope for New York) Boy Scouts of America Breast Cancer Run Bright Spaces Buffalo Bayou Partnership
Byron Nelson Golf Tournament Cal State Long Beach Senior Interior Architecture Project Cameroon Wildlife Aid Fund Camp Emerald Bay Cancer Research UK CANstruction Cathedral Casseroles Central Houston, Inc. Charlotte Arts and Science Council Charlotte: Clean & Green Children’s Assessment Center Chileda Classic Run/Walk Christchurch Primary School Circus Arts City Harvest City Hearts City of Beacon Planning Board City of Tampa Green Building Task Force Clodagh Cares Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind Commercial Real Estate Women Community Servings, Inc. Community Word Project Concern for Hunger Run Contemporary Arts Museum CoreNet Covenant House CREW Careers and Program Committee Crohn’s Disease Fund Raising and Awareness Crossroads Cultural Center Dallas Chamber of Commerce Dallas County Project Management Advisory Committee Dance Place DanceBlue DC Building Industries Association DC Cares DC Parks and Recreation Dept.
Decatur Preservation Alliance DePelchin Children’s Center Design 2 Care Design Response - YMCA Destination Imagination Discarded to Divine Discovery Arts Downtown Austin Alliance ECOlution Englewood Relief Society Eudemonic Faith Café Families Forward Family Center for Children The Fishing School Fort Greene Association: Landmarks Preservation & Parks Free Arts for Abused Children Friends of Literacy Friends of the High Line Garden City Architectural Design Review Board Georgia Aquarium Girl Scouts of America Give Back Alexandria Gorilla Foundation Greater Houston Greater Houston Partnership Greater Houston Preservation Alliance GreenHome Greenpoint Waterfront Association of Parks and Planning Habitat for Humanity Hackney City Farm Hands on Tampa Bay Heal the Bay Beach Clean-Up Heifer International - Culinary Challenge Heritage Healthcare HERO Mentoring Historic Preservation Organization Homes of St. Mark Hospitality Apartments
House of Ruth Houston Architecture Foundation Houston Area Parkinson’s Society Houston Area Research Council Houston Ballet Houston Community College System Houston Heritage Society Houston Museum of Natural Science Houston Parks Board Humane Society of the US IFMA IIDA InterSchool Orchestras of NY Ironman - Funding the Cure ITSC Japan Committee Vaccines for the World’s Children Jefferson Area Food Bank JP Morgan Chase Corporate Challenge Junior Achievement Justice for Children Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Festival of Trees Kennedy Middle School KIPP Academy KQED Lab Rescue LAPD Memorial Latina Empowerment After School Program at International School for Liberal Arts LEAP Leukemia & Lymphoma Society LGBT Center Literacy Council Little Beginnings Child Development Center Locks of Love
London Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival Lone Star College System Los Angeles Regional Food Bank Madonnari - Italian Street Painting Festival Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk Manhattan Theatre Club March of Dimes Marie Claire Foundation McColl Center for Visual Arts Meals on Wheels MediCinema Metropolitan Ministries Metropolitan Museum Miracle House Miriam’s Kitchen MoMA Moorestown Upper Elementary School Home & School Moveable Feasts MS Walk MS150 Ride for the Arizona MS Society Muddy Buddy Ride & Run Municipal Art Society Museum of Design Atlanta Museum of Fine Arts Houston National Schools Environments Week National Trust for Historic Preservation Neighbors Helping Neighbors New York Building Foundation New York Landmarks Foundation NJIT Mentor Program North Texas Food Bank Northwest Connecticut Arts Council NY Cares Oakenshawe Improvement Association Odyssey of the Mind
OFS Furniture for Kids Old Stone Foundation One Brick One Planet Operation Smile Orange County Food Bank Orangewood Children’s Foundation Our Daily Bread Soup Kitchen Park Slope Food Coop Philanthropic Educational Organization (PEO) Phoenix Children’s Chorus Plano Chamber of Commerce Project Eden Project Enterprise Putnam County Historical Society Real Estate Council of Austin Red Cross Walk Relay for Life Cancer Walk Rett Syndrome Research Foundation Revlon Run/Walk for Women’s Cancers Rice Design Alliance The Rise School of Houston RockHouse Foundation Ronald McDonald House San Diego State Senior Review Santa Clara County Department of Family and Children’s Services Adopt-A-Family Scouting World Jamboree The SEED School & SEED Foundation Seneca Center Shearith Israel League Shelter from the Storm Shelter Inc. Sidwell Friends School SMoCA So Others May Eat Southeast Whitehouse Sparks St. Louis Parish
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church St. Philips Academy Board of Trustees St. Vincent de Paul Adopt a Family Storefront for Art and Architecture StreetSquash The Surfrider Foundation Susan B. Komen Race for the Cure Sweetwater Organic Community Farm Tampa Heights Civic Association Tampa Theatre Preservation Society Terry Fox Memorial 5k Run for Sloan Kettering Texas A&M University Texas Institute for the Arts Thorn Tree Tour for the Cure Toys for Tots Training for Life UMOM UNCG United Cerebal Palsy of Orange County United Way Golf Tournament United Way of Massachusetts Bay, Inc. University of Houston, College of Architecture University of Texas Urban Forest Project Urban Land Insititute Young Leader Mentors Program US Green Building Council US Olympic Committee/ Pan-American Games Valley Partnership Verlanie Foundation Victorian Society of America Virginia Blood Services Washington DC Humane Society
We Care The Wellness Center The Woodlands Chamber of Commerce Working Wardrobes World Wildlife Fund YMCA YouthBuild Boston
Our clients Our clients’ challenges are what matter most to us. Design is how we help them succeed. We’re not just client-focused—we live in the same world as our clients. What excites them inspires us. What they value sparks our creativity.
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A A.G. Edwards A.T. Kearney, Inc. AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah AARP Abbott Japan Co., Ltd. Abbott Vascular Devices Japan Co. Ltd. Abbyson Living ABC Trading Co., Ltd. ABC, Inc. ABM Industries Incorporated ABN AMRO Bank N.V. The Absolut Spirits Company, Inc. Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC) Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank Abu Dhabi Investment Authority Acacia Research Corporation Acadian Asset Management LLC Accenture ACE European Group Ltd Activision Blizzard, Inc. Adage Capital Management, L.P. The Adams Corporation/Group Adams County, CO Added Value
Adidas Group Advance Realty Group Advanced Equities Financial Corp. Advantage Human Resourcing AEC Electronica AEG Aeropostale, Inc. Aetos Capital, LLC Agati, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Randolph Agley AHRC New York City AICO AIDS Foundation Houston AIG Global Investment Group AIM Investment Services, Inc. Aircastle Advisors LLC Airports Authority of India Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Akridge Al Fattan Properties Al Futtaim Real Estate Co. LLC Alameda County, CA Alamo Community College District Alamo Toyota ALDAR Properties PJSC Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. Alfa Tech Cambridge Group Alghanim Industries ALKS
Allen & Overy LLP Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis LLP Allen-Edmonds AllianceBernstein, L.P. Allianz Group Allied Capital Allied London Properties Ltd. Allstate Insurance Company Allsteel Inc. Al-Mansour Automotive Company Al-Montada Alper Investments, Inc. AMCOL International Corporation American Academy of Ophthalmology American City Business Journals Inc. American College of Cardiology American Commercial Lines Inc. American Express American Financial Realty Trust American Gas Association American Girl, LLC American Greetings Corporation American Insurance Management Group, Inc. American International Group, Inc. (AIG) American Management Group, Inc. American Medical Association American Red Cross in Greater New York American Society of Mechanical Engineers American Tradition, LLC Amerimar Enterprises, Inc. Amerlux, LLC Amgen Inc. City of Anaheim, CA The Andalex Group The Andrews Companies LLC Andrews Kurth LLP Angelo, Gordon & Co. Anglo Irish Bank Corporation plc Anhui Speedway Real Estate Co. Ltd Aon Corporation APL Limited Apollo Real Estate Advisors Apple Inc.
aQuantive, Inc. ARC of Essex County Archstone ArcLight Cinema Company Arent Fox LLP Ares Capital Corporation Ares Management LLC Ariel Development Arizona Public Service (APS) Arlington Economic Development Armani Group ARMECO Group Arnold & Porter LLP Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Arthur Murray Dance Studio Arup ASB Management Ashford Hospitality Trust / Marriott International Asphalt Green Associated Press Association of American Medical Colleges Astoria Federal Savings AT&T The Athena Group, LLC Atlanta Children’s Shelter Atlantic Pacific Group, LLC Atlantic Pearl Investments, Inc. Atlantic Southeast Airlines ATRADIUS Atticus Capital LLC Atwood Oceanics, Inc. Audi of America, Inc. Aurora Development Auto Club Speedway Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Avanade, Inc. Avanti Press, Inc. Aventura Catering Avenue A / Razorfish Avery Dennison Aviator Fund Management, L.P. AVID Center Avid Technology, Inc. Axiom Design Group
B B&D Consulting LLC Babcock and Brown Limited Baibrook Enterprises Bailard, Inc. Bain & Company
Baird Holm, LLP Gerson Bakar & Associates Baker & Daniels LLP Baker & McKenzie Baker Botts L.L.P. Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC Banana Republic Banco do Brasil Bank of America Bank of Ireland The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation Bank of the West Banner & Witcoff, Ltd. Banner Health Barclays Bank PLC Barclays Global Investors Barkley Barneys New York Baron Capital Group, Inc. Barrel 10 Quarter Circle Land Company Bartell Hotels Bartle Bogle Hegarty LLC Base Partners, Inc. Basic American Foods, Inc. Battelle Pacific NW Division Bausch & Lomb Bay & Associates, Inc. Bay Harbour Management, L.C. Bay West Showplace Investors LLC BCCI Construction Company Beacon Capital Partners, Inc. Beacon Institute for Rivers & Estuaries Beacon Sports Properties Beauty Collection Carol and Ron Beberniss Behringer Harvard Beijing Capital Group Ltd. Beijing Institute of Architectural Design Beijing Jin Fa Real Estate Co., Ltd Beijing Sunshine Real Estate Co., Ltd Beijing Union Land Property Development Co. Ltd Beijing Vantone Industry Co, ltd Beijing Zijin Century Real Estate Co., Ltd. Belkin International, Inc. Bell Distribution, Inc.
Benchmark Hospitality International Japan Benjamin Moore & Co. Bennett Thrasher PC Bentall Capital Limited Partnership BentleyForbes Bently Holdings Corporation Berlinger Development Partners, LLC Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann LLP Berry R. Cox, Inc. Best Value Technology, Inc. Beveridge & Diamond PC The Beverly Hills Hotel and Bungalows BHE Pala, LLC BHP Billiton Big Rock Partners, LLC Bill Lowe Gallery Bingham McCutchen LLP Biola University Birch, Stewart, Kolasch & Birch, LLP Bixby Land Company BJ’s Restaurants, Inc. Black & Veatch Corporation Blackpool Council BlackRock, Inc. The Blackstone Group Blatteis & Schnur Inc. Bloomberg BLT Steak Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania Blue Diamond Village LLC Blum Capital BMC Software, Inc. BMLLV LLC BMS Management, Inc. Boardwalk Auto Group The Boeing Company Bolar, Hirsch & Jennings LLP Bond Companies Bondell Assets LLC Boos Development Group, Inc. Booz Allen Hamilton BorgWarner Inc. BORM Bosley The Boston Consulting Group, Inc. Boston Properties, Inc.
The Bouma Corporation Bovis Lend Lease, Inc. Boxer Property BP p.l.c. BPG Development Company, L.P. Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Brand Affinity Technologies, Inc. The Brand Union The Bravo Group Brewer, Sr., Couch, Asiatico & Associates, LLP Briarcliff Development Bridgewater Marriott Hotel City of Brighton, CO Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione Bristow Group Inc. Broadreach Capital Partners Broadway Real Estate Partners LLC Bronco Wine Company Brookfield Properties The Brookings Institution Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Brooklyn Public Library Brooks, Pierce, McLendon, Humphrey & Leonard, LLP Brother International Corporation Brown Field International Business Park LLC Brown Rudnick LLP Brownstein Hyatt & Farber, P.C. Bryan Cave LLP Buch Construction Buck Consulting, LLC Buckingham Companies City of Buena Park, CA Building Service 32BJ Health Fund Burbank Community Federal Credit Union Burnham Burr Computer Environments, Inc.
C C&A Industries, Inc. C.J. Lombardo Company Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP The Cailloux Foundation Caldwell Companies California Institute of Technology Call, Jensen & Ferrell Calvary Church Cambridge Associates, LLC Camden Property Trust
Cameron Management Canary Wharf Group Plc Candy & Candy Ltd Canyon Capital Advisors LLC CapFinancial Partners, LLC Capgemini U.S. LLC Capital Commercial Investments, Inc. The Capital Group Companies, Inc. Capital Properties Capitol College Caplin & Drysdale, Chartered Capricorn Management LLC CAPSTAR Commercial Real Estate Services Capstone Equities Captaris Capurro Properties Carillion plc Carl Zeiss, Inc. Carlisle & Gallagher Consulting Group Carlson Parkhill Development Carlton Architecture Carlton, Disante & Freudenberger LLP The Carlyle Group Carroll, McNulty & Kull LLC Carter Financial Management Casas Hacienda Sol Dos Tres, S.A. Casey & Richards, LLP Cassidy & Pinkard Colliers Catalano & Catalano CATH Associates, Inc. Cathay Bank The Catholic University of America Cawley Partners CB Richard Ellis CBRE Consulting, Taiwan Branch CBS Corporation CBS Studios Inc./King World Productions, Inc. ccrd Partners CDC-Houston, Inc. CEA Modas Cemusa Center for Creative Leadership Center on Halsted Centerpoint Builders, Ltd. CenterPoint Energy Centerra Properties West, LLC Central Houston, Inc.
Our clients
Centre City Development Corporation Centrum Properties Cerberus Capital Management, L.P. CFRI/Urban 901 Market, LLC CGGVeritas Chancellor Property Management Company, Inc. Charles D. Gooden Consulting Engineers, Inc. Charles River Ventures Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. Chase Merritt, LP. Chemoil Chendu CATIC Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. Chennai International Airport Cherokee County, Georgia Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LLC Chicago Board Options Exchange Chicago Title Company Chicago Transit Authority The Children’s Assessment Center Children’s Museum of Manhattan China Central Television (CCTV) China Institute in America China Merchants Bank China Petro-Chemical Corporation China Resources Land(shenyang) Co. Ltd Christian Dior SA ChurchWorx CIBC World Markets CIM Group Inc. CIMIC Wuhan Meijia Real Estate Co., Ltd. Cipriani Cisco Systems, Inc. Citadel Investment Group (Asia) Ltd. Citadel Investment Group, LLC Citation Property Group CitiGroup City College of San Francisco The City Investment Fund, L.P. The Clarett Group Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute Classified Ventures, LLC Clay Finlay LLC Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, Inc.
Clearwell Systems, Inc. Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Clifford Chance LLP Clise Properties, Inc. Close Encounter, LLC Club Monaco Corporation Club One ClubCorp, Inc. Clubsource Pty Ltd Clune Construction Company CNET Networks, Inc. The Coca-Cola Company Cockrell Interests Inc. Coffeyville Resources, LLC Cogent Partners, L.P. Cohen & Grigsby Cole Project Management LLC The Collective Inc. College Entrance Examination Board Colliers International Colonial Properties Trust Colorado Correctional Industries Colorado State Land Board Columbia College Chicago Columbia University Medical Center Colvill Office Properties Combined Properties Comcast Corporation Commonfund Commonwealth of Massachusetts/Division of Capital Asset Management Compass Bancshares, Inc. / BBVA Compass Properties Complete Spine and Wellness Computer Engineering & Consulting, LTD Computer Sciences Corporation Compuware Corporation Concord Associates, LP Concord Eastridge Connolly Bove Lodge & Hutz LLP Consolidated Restaurant Operations, Inc. Constantine Cannon LLP Consulate General of Canada Consumer Electronics Association The Container Store Inc. Context Capital Management, LLC Continental Airlines, Inc.
Continental Casualty Company Continental Development Corporation Convention & Entertainment Facilities Department Cooley Godward Kronish LLP Cooper Industries, Inc. Copaken, White & Blitt, LLC The Cordish Company Cornell University Cornerstone Research Corporate Business Interiors, Inc. Corporate Development Services Corporate Executive Board Corporex Development Services, Inc. Corpus Christi International Airport Corrigan Properties, Inc. Costa Verde Estates Group S.A. The Counter Gourmet Burgers Cousins Properties Incorporated Covalence Specialty Materials Corp. Covington & Burling LLP Cowen and Company, LLC Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Cozen O’Connor CRA International Craven Corporation Crawford & Company Creative Artists Agency Crédit Agricole Credit Suisse Creosote Partners CresaPartners LLC Crescent Real Estate Equities Cresleigh Management Cricket Communications Crimson Capital Criticom International CRM Properties Group, Ltd. Crocker Plaza Company (McKesson) Crosland Crosspoint Properties, LLC Crowell, Weedon & Co. Crown Acquisitions, LLC Crowne Plaza Hotel & Resorts Cruzan | Monroe Crystal City Business Improvement District The Culver Studios Cumberland Furniture
Current Energy Cushing Development Corporation Cushman & Wakefield Inc. Cuyahoga County Planning Commission CV Starr & Co., Inc. CVS Caremark Corporation CyberCoders
D D.E. Harvey Builders Daewoo Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd Daimler Trucks North America LLC Dallas County Community College District Dal-Tile Corporation Datesweiser David Barton Gym Davis Polk & Wardwell Daytona Beach Live Holdings, LLC Daytona International Speedway DBI Construction Consultants DCP Midstream Partners, LP Dean & DeLuca Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Decoustics Limited DeFoyd & Associates, P.C. Del Mar College Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Delta Search Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Derwent London plc Desca Design Response, Inc. Designcamp Moonpark Detroit Renaissance Foundation Deutsche Bank AG Devon Energy Corporation Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP Dickie Brennan & Co. Dickstein Shapiro LLP Dienna Nelson Augustine Company Digidesign Digital Realty Trust Inc Dilworth Paxson LLP Dimensional Fund Advisors DiNapoli Capital Partners Direct Development DIRECTV
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Our clients include 9 of the 10 largest global companies.
Discovery Communications Inc. District Council 37 DLA Piper DMP, design camp moonpark Dodge & Cox Domino’s Pizza Donghai Property Development Co., Ltd. DoubleClick Performics Douglas Emmett, Inc. Downtown Detroit Partnership Downtown Properties Holdings Draftfcb DreamWorks Animation SKG, Inc. Dreier LLP Drexel University Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream DRW Trading DTE Energy Company DTZ Holdings Plc Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry Dubai Mercantile Exchange Limited Dubai Properties Ltd The Duke Endowment Duke Energy Corporation Duke Street Capital Duke University Duncan-Hurst Capital Management, L.P. The Durst Organization
DV Urban Realty Partners Dynegy Inc.
E The E.W. Scripps Company East Bund Real Estate Co., Ltd. Eastern Market Corporation Eastgate Realty Corp. eBay Eco Timber Econ One Research, Inc. Edelman EDESSA EDG - 2 EDS/NHIC Edward J. Minskoff Equities, Inc. EFG Hermes Ehrenkranz & Ehrenkranz El Encanto Hotel and Garden Villas El Paso Corporation Electronic Arts Inc. Electronic Data Systems Corporation Electronic Evidence Discovery Elite Aviation Ellison Framing, Inc. Elon University School of Law Emaar Properties PJSC EMAAR Properties PJSC Embassy of the Republic of South Africa
EmblemHealth, Inc. EMC Corporation Emigrant Savings Bank Emory University EnCana Corporation Endeavor Real Estate Group Energetics Energy Savings L.P. ENO Development Entropic Communications EnvaPower, Inc. Environmental Systems Design, Inc. Epocrates, Inc. Equinix, Inc. Equinox Restaurant Equity Office ERA Real Estate Costa Rica Ericsson Erikson Institute Ernst & Young ESL Consulting EvensonBest LLC Everest Re Group, Ltd. Ewing Operating, L.P. Executive Hills Incorporated Experience Enterprises Extell Development Company Exterran Exxon Mobil Corporation EYP Mission Critical Facilities
F Facebook Facility Site Contractors Inc. Fahrenheit LLC Fairfield Industries Inc. Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Faithful + Gould Fallon Worldwide FAMSA Fantome Tower L.P. Fasken Martineau Dumoulin LLP The Fay School FCD Group Ltd Federal Bureau of Investigation Federal Reserve Bank of New York FedEx FelCor Lodging Trust Incorporated Ferrari of Houston FGM Architects Planners Inc. Fiberstars, Inc. Fidelis Care New York Fidelity Investments/FMR LLC
Fidelity National Capital, Inc. Field Museum Fifth Avenue Landing, LLC Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner, L.L.P. FINRA Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company Firmenich First Allied Corporation First Data Corporation First Federal Savings Bank First Republic Bank First Solar, Inc. Fischer Francis Trees & Watts, Inc. Fish & Richardson P.C. Fleishman-Hillard Inc. Fletcher Jones Motorcars Florida Power & Light Company FM Staff Co., Ltd FMC Technologies, Inc. FMV Opinions, Inc. Foley & Lardner LLP Forest City Enterprises, Inc. Forest City Ratner Companies Forever 21, Inc. Forms+Surfaces Fortis Properties Corporation Fortress Investment Group LLC Foster Wheeler Ltd. Foundation for Informed Medical Decision Making Fourth Presbyterian Church Fox Entertainment Group, Inc. Fox News Network, LLC FOXKISER Francis Ford Coppola Presents Japan, Co. Ltd. Frank Crystal & Company Frank Ski Company Franklin Street Properties Corp. Frederick Merrill & Associates, Inc. City of Fremont, CA Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP Friedmutter Group Frontgate Fry Reglet Fugro Properties Ltd. Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. FURSYS
Our clients
G G by K Co., Ltd. Gaedeke Group, LLC Galaxy Commercial Holding LLC The Gallup Organization Galveston College Gambro BCT Gap, Inc. Garper Gartmore Investment Limited Gaylord Entertainment GCGK Investments LLC GCI Construction GE Commercial Finance Geiger International, Inc. Geisha, LLC Gemdale Corporation Gemini Investments Ltd Gemological Institute of America Inc. Gen Re Genentech, Inc. General Dynamics Corporation General Motors Corporation General RE Corporation George Comfort & Sons, Inc. George Mason University The George Washington University The Georgetown Company Gera Developments Gestion y Consultoria Integrada GCI S.A. GF Capital Management & Advisors, LLC GH Capital, LLC Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Gilbane Inc. Gilder Gagnon Howe & Co. LLC Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council GlaxoSmithKline plc GLBT Historical Society Gleeds Glen Eden Wool Carpet, Inc. GlenStar Properties, LLC Global 360, Inc. Global Fund for Women Global Technology Investments, LLC GlobalSantaFe Corporation Go Green Golder Associates Golin Harris Golub & Company
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Our include of theclients 10 largest European 8companies of the 10 largest European companies.
Goodmans LLP Goodrich Corporation Goodwin Procter LLP Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Gordon Arata McCollam Duplantis & Eagan, LLP Gordon-Prill, Inc. Goulston & Storrs Graham Capital Management, LP Granite Properties Grant Thornton International LLP Graphtec America, Inc. Great Eagle Holdings Limited Great Point Partners Greenberg Traurig, LLP Greencastle Capital Management, Inc. Greenhill & Co. Inc Grey San Francisco Griffin Partners Griffith Properties LLC Groom Law Group Grossinger Automotive Group Group Health Incorporated Grubb & Ellis Company Grupo Flexi Grupo Inmobiliario Genesis GS1 US GSL Welcome Group L.L.C. Guangdong Mobile Communication Co., Ltd. Gucci Group NV
Gulf Investment Corporation The Gunlocke Company LLC GVA Worldwide
H H&S Properties Development Corporation Hakimian Management Corporation Hakkasan Ltd Hakuhodo Inc., Halcon Corporation Hale and Dorr Wealth Advisors LLC Halliburton Hall-Rialto Theater Preservation Association Hammerson (UK) Plc Hampshire Real Estate Companies Harbor Group International Hard Rock Cafe International, Inc. Hard Rock Park HARMAN INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Harrah’s Entertainment, Inc. Harris Corporation The Harrison Group Harry M. Green Interests, Inc. Harvest Management, LLC Harwood & Associates Harwood International
Hawkins Development LLC Haworth, Inc Haynes and Boone, LLP Hazelden HBF HBG Construction Ltd. HBK HC Securities & Investments HDG Mansur Healthcare Realty Management, Inc. Hearst Communications Inc. Hearthstone Senior Services LP Hefei Jinhui Realty Co., Ltd. Heidrick & Struggles Helio LLC Hendricks Investment Holdings, LLC Henry Ford Health System Heritage Plaza Herman Miller Inc Hertz Investment Group Hewitt Associates LLC Hewlett-Packard Company HFZ Capital Group Hibiya Tsushou Highgate Holding Inc. Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos, Inc. Hillwood Development Company, LLC Hilton Hotels Corporation Hines HMSHost Corporation HOB Entertainment, Inc. Hodgson Russ LLP Hoffman & Associates Insurance Services Inc. Holland & Hart LLP Hollander Smith Construction, Inc. Hollister, Inc. Holly Corporation Holt Lunsford Commercial Home Box Office, Inc. The Home Depot Home Shopping Network Honeywell International Inc. Horus Capital Hospitality Apartments-HRDF Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Hotel del Coronado Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin House of Blues Entertainment, Inc.
Houston Airport System Houston Ballet Houston Baptist University The Houston Chronicle / Hearst Houston Independent School District Houston Museum of Natural Science City of Houston, TX HoustonWorks USA Howard Rice Nemerovski Canady Falk & Rabkin Howrey LLP HP Builders, Inc. HRH Insurance HSBC Bank USA, N.A. HSN Hudson Capital, LLC Hughes Northwest Humanscale Corporation Hunt Oil Company Hunter College of the City University of New York Huntington Capital Corporation The Huntley Group Hunton & Williams LLP Hyatt Corporation Hyundai Motor Finance Company (HMFC)
I I Trading Llc iBiquity Digital Corporation IBM Corporation ICO Investment Group, Inc. Idletime Network, Inc. IDS Real Estate Group Ifez Arts Center Development Company IHS IIDA New England Immaculate Conception Impact Digital Imperial Capital, LLC Inabata America Corporation Indian Paintbrush Industrial Realty Group Infineon Technologies AG Infinium Capital Management ING Clarion Partners, LLC ING Direct Ingersoll-Rand Company Limited Innosource Insight Real Estate Strategies, Inc.
InSite Realty Partners, L.P. Institute for Media & Entertainment Integrated Communication Corp. Intel Corporation Interactivate, Inc. Interamericana Transport Industries, Inc. Interface Corporation Interface, Inc. Interland-Jalson Interlocken Consolidated Metropolitan District Intermerc International Center of Photography International Creative Management, Inc. International Monetary Fund International Securities Exchange International Speedway Corporation Interpublic Group of Companies Interstate Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Intervale Capital Intuit Inc. Invesco Ltd Investment Placement Group IPC US Real Estate Investment Trust Ireland Stapleton Pryor & Pascoe, P.C. Irell & Manella LLP IRG The Irvine Company LLC Irving Hughes, Inc. Isle of Capri Casinos, Inc. iStar Financial Itaú Private Bank International Itoki Company, Ltd. ITT Corporation ITT Technical Institute Ivanhoe Cambridge China Ivins Design Group Ivy Realty
Jackson Walker L.L.P. Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. Jaded Jamestown Properties JAMS Japan Hotel and Resort K.K. The JBG Companies JDDA Concession Management Inc. Jefferson Development Group JetBlue Airways JMB Realty Corp. Joel Berman Glass John Burnham Insurance Services The John Hardy Group John Laing Homes John Wayne Airport The Johns Hopkins University Johnson & Johnson Johnson Controls, Inc. Johnson Radcliffe Petrov & Bobbitt PLLC Joie De Vivre Hospitality The Jonathan Club Jones Day Jones Lang LaSalle Jones, Walker, Waechter, Poitevent, Carrére & Denégre, L.L.P. Joni and Friends, Inc. Joseph Freed and Associates, LLC Joslin, Lesser & Associates JPI Development Services JPMorgan Chase & Co. Julia Ideson Library Preservation Partners Dr. Jon Julian, DDS JUNGLIM Architecture Co. Ltd Junior Achievement of Southern California Junior Achievement of the National Capital Area Jupiter Realty Corporation JW Marriott Seoul JWT
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J Street Development Company, LLC J&J/Invision J.L. Woode The Jackie Robinson Foundation Jackson & Cooksey Jackson Hole Airport
Kachay, Inc. The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation The Karahan Companies Katherine Beebe & Associates Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Kay Theater Foundation
Kazimir Partners KB Partners, LLC KBC Bank NV KBM Workspace Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc. Keller and Heckman LLP Kennedy Wilson Kent County Council, UK Kenyon & Kenyon LLP Kerr Creek Farm LLC Kessler Financial Services, L.P. Kesson International Kevin Lee KeyCorp KG Urban Advisors Kilpatrick Stockton LLP Kimball International, Inc. Kimpton Hotel & Restaurant Group, LLC King & Spalding LLP Kingdon Gould Kirby Noonan Lance & Hoge LLP Knowledge is Power Program (KIPP) KOKUYO Co., Ltd. Koley Jessen P.C. Koll Development Company The KOR Group Korn/Ferry International KQED K’s Office Ltd. KTA Group, Inc. KTR Capital Partners
L la Madeleine de Corps, Inc. LAB Holding, LLC Lakeview Capital Management Lamex Land & Armaments/BAE Systems Land Securities Group Plc LandAmerica Financial Group, Inc Lane Field San Diego Developers, LLC Langer Inc. The Langham, Huntington Hotel & Spa Lankford & Associates, Inc. Las Vegas Monorail Company Las Vegas Sands Corp. LaSalle Bank Corporation Latham & Watkins LLP Lauth Property Group
Our clients
Law Offices of Joe H. Staley Jr., P.C. Lawrence Rubin Company Lazard LBA Realty LCG Real Estate Services Corp LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae LLP Legacy Community Health Services Legacy Partners Legg Mason & Co., LLC Legg Mason Asset Management (Japan) Co., Ltd. Lehman Brothers Inc LehmanMillet Lennar Corporation Lenovo Leonidou & Rosin Lerner Enterprises Level Global Investors, LP Lexington Building Co., LLC Lexus of Lehigh Valley The Liberty Group Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Licker & Ozurovich LifeScan, Inc. Light-pod, Inc. Lightyear Capital Limited Brands Limitless Linbeck Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. Lincoln Harris Lincoln Property Company The Lindahl Group Links Fitness Linowes and Blocher LLP Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. Lipsey, Youngren, Means, Ogren & Sandberg, LLP Liskow & Lewis Littler Mendelson P.C. Live Nation Liz Claiborne Inc. LNR Property Corporation Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP Locke Reynolds LLP Lockheed Martin Corporation London City Airport Ltd London Stock Exchange Group Plc Lone Star College System
The Port of Long Beach Loomis, Sayles & Company, L.P. Lord & Taylor, LLC Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) Los Angeles Convention Center Los Angeles County The Los Angeles County Department of Public Works Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Los Angeles World Airports Lott Automotive Louis Dreyfus Property Group Lowe Enterprises Lubert Adler Real Estate Funds Lucent Technologies, Inc. LucePlan USA Inc. Lucifer Lighting Company Lumbermen’s Investment Corporation Luxo Corporation Lynn, Tillotson & Pinker, LLP Lyondell Chemical Company
M M Development LLC The M Kaplan Companies, L.L.C. M&D Properties Inc. M. Alfieri Co., Inc. M.H. Alshaya Co. M.L. Stern & Co. M/s Iconic Designs Pvt. Ltd. M3 Capital Partners LLC Mabanee Company Macklowe Properties Macquarie Group Limited Macy’s, Inc. Madison Construction Co. Maguire Investments, Inc. Maguire Properties Maier Siebel Baber Majestic Cruise Lines M.V. Freewinds Mammoth Mountain Ski Area Manpower Inc. Marathon Asset Management LLC Marathon Oil Corporation Marc Ecko Enterprises Marc Fisher Footwear Mark Architectural Lighting
Marriott International, Inc. Mars Food US Marsh & McLennan Companies Marshall, Gerstein & Borun, LLP Martha and Mary Martin Brattrud Mary Kay Inc. Maryland Office Interiors, Inc. MasterTile Matheson Ormsby Prentice Maunsell /AECOM Maxon Group Corporation of Real Estate Mayer Brown LLP MayfieldGentry Realty Advisors, Inc. Mayne Pharma USA, Inc. Mazda Motor Corporation McCann Worldgroup McCarter & English, LLP McCarthy Tétrault LLP McClaren Partners McConnell Jones Lanier & Murphy LLP McCord Development, Inc. McDermott Will & Emery McDonald’s McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff, LLP McEvoy Ranch McGlinchey Stafford PLLC McGloin + Sween McGraw Hudson Construction Corp The McGraw-Hill Companies McGuireWoods LLP McKee Nelson LLP McKesson Corporation McWhinney Enterprises Meadowlands Management LLC Means Knaus Partners L.P. MedAssurant Medical Diagnostics Laboratories, L.L.C. MediZone Medtronic, Inc. Mellon Financial Corporation Melshire DFW, L.P. MER Investments, LLC Meraas Development LLC Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC Mercer Advisors Mercer LLC The Meridian Group
Merisant U.S., Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Merrill Corporation Mesa Development, LLC Mesirow Financial Metro Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Metropolitan Planning and Management Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Metropolitan West Asset Management MFS Investment Management K.K. The MG Herring Group MGM MIRAGE Michael Best & Friedrich, LLP Michael Ciarvino, MD, FACS Microsoft Corporation Midway Companies Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP Millennium Development Millennium Partners The Miller Family Companies Miller Global Properties, LLC Milliken & Company The Mills Corporation Minatomaru Hotel Holdings Minneapolis Convention Center Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky, and Popeo, PC Mirador Capital The Mission Companies Mizuho Securities USA Inc. MMH Consultants Moda LLC Modern Mexican Richard Sandoval Restaurants Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority MOHR Partners, Inc. The Moinian Group The Momentum Group Monterrey Management S.A. Montgomery & Associates Monument Bank Monument Realty LLC Moody Rambin Interests Moore Capital Management LLC Morehouse Medical Associates Morgan Lewis LLP Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley Japan Securities Co., Ltd. Morgans Hotel Group Morrison & Foerster LLP Morristown Parking Authority Motion Picture & Television Fund Motorola Movable Feast MRM Worldwide MRP Realty MS Holding MSC Software Corporation Mubadala Development Company Mulberry Cleaners Multiplan, Inc. Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Museum of Contemporary Art The Music Center / Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County MXEnergy Myers & Crow Company, Ltd.
N NAACP NAI BT Commercial NAI Global Nanjing Galaxy Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. Naples Daily News NASD NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts National Council of Architectural Registration Boards National Institutes of Health National Realty & Development Corp. National Security Agency National Spa & Wellness National Trust for Historic Preservation Natixis Natural Resource Group, Inc. Naturener Nau, Inc. Navigating Business Space Inc. NAVTEQ NBC Universal, Inc. NCR Corporation Nei Men Gu Tai Wei Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. Neighborhood Centers Inc.
Neighborhood Service Organization Neiman Marcus Net Perceptions NetApp, Inc. New Jersey Schools Development Authority New Museum of Contemporary Art New York & Company New York Life Insurance Company New York Organ Donor Network The New York Public Library The New York Times Company New York University Newmark Knight Frank Newport Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau Newport Capital Advisors News America Marketing News Corporation NexCore Group LP Nexsen Pruet, LLC NextLight Renewable Power, LLC NextWave Wireless Inc. Nexus Development Corporation NHIC, Corp. Niagara Educational Services Nickelodeon/Viacom International, Inc. Nike, Inc. Nikken Sekkei, Construction Management Nippon Boehringer Ingelheim, Co. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. Nixon Peabody LLP Noble Corporation Nokia Nokia Siemens Networks Nomura Holdings, Inc. Nomura Securities International, Inc. Noodles & Company Nortel Networks North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) NorthBay Healthcare Northern Trust Company Northrop Grumman Corporation Northview Hotel Group Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport Northwest Hospitality Group
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Our clients include 9 of the 10 largest US companies.
Northwestern University Norton Ditto Nova Corporation Novartis Novell, Inc. Novum Structures LLC Nycomed
O Oaktree Capital Management LP Oasis West Realty LLC Ober | Kaler Occidental Petroleum Company Ocean Avenue Management Llc Offit Kurman Attorneys at Law OFS Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide Okamura Corporation OliverMcMillan O’Melveny & Myers LLP Omniyat Property Development Corporation Op Biz, LLC OPNET Technologies, Inc. Opus Corporation Oracle Corporation Orange Cup County of Orange, CA Orascom Companies Org Solutions Orient-Express Hotels Ltd. ORIX Real Estate Corporation
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP OTO Development, LLC Oxford Development Company
P PA Consulting Group Pace Advertising/WPP PACE Concerts Pacific Life Insurance Company Pacific Medical Buildings LLC Pacific Sunwear of California, Inc. Pacific Theaters Pacifica International Pain Therapeutics, Inc. Paine & Partners, LLC Palm Springs International Airport Palmieri, Tyler, Wiener, Wilhelm & Waldron LLP Panattoni Development Company Panduit Corp. Paragon International Insurance Brokers Ltd Paramount Biosciences Paramount Group, Inc. Paramount Pictures Parc 55 Park Central Hotel LLC Park Tower Group Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP Parker Properties
Our clients
Parsons Corporation Pasadena Refining System, Inc. The Pascarella Law Firm Passion Food LLC Pat Lobb Toyota of McKinney Pathway Capital Management Patrinely Group Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler LLP Patton Boggs, LLP Paul Capital Partners Paul, Hastings, Janofsky, & Walker LLP Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP Paulson & Co., Inc. PBS&J PCCP DCP West Hotel Partners, LLC peermusic Pegasus Development Pelican Bay Development, Inc. Peloton Real Estate Partners Pembroke Real Estate Penobscot Penzance Properties, LLC People’s Government of Tanggu District, Tianjin Municipality Pepper Hamilton LLP Perot Systems The Pew Charitable Trusts Pfizer, Inc. Phase Forward Incorporated Phelps Dunbar LLP Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation Phoenix International Raceway City of Phoenix, AZ Picsel Technologies Ltd Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP PIMCO Pixar Plains All American Pipeline, L.P. Plains Exploration & Production Company Planet Hollywood Platinum Grove Asset Management Plaza Construction Corporation Plymouth Rock Studios PM Realty Group, LP PN Hoffman The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
Polsinelli Shalton Flanigan Suelthaus PC Porter & Hedges, L.L.P. Portico Properties Portland International Jetport City of Portland, ME Powerwave Technologies, Inc. Praedium Group prAna PRBO Conservation Science Preotle, Lane & Associates Ltd. The PRES Companies Presidio Japan K. K. Prime Group Realty Trust Prime West Companies Principal Builders PRJ Holdings, Inc. Procter & Gamble Progressive Casualty Insurance Company ProjectConsult ProLogis Prometheus Real Estate Group, Inc. Promontory Financial Group, LLC Proskauer Rose LLP Protection Plus Security Protiviti Proyectos Multicentro S.A. Prudential Financial Inc Psilos Group Partners, LLC Psomas Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Public Company Accounting Oversight Board Public Policy Institute of California Publicis Groupe Pueblo Bonito Resorts Putnam Investments Pyramid Hotel Group LLC Pyramid Project Management, LLC
Q Qantas Airways Limited Qiantang Real Estate Group Co., Ltd Quadrangle Development Corporation Queens Library Quest Diagnostics Incorporated Quest Software, Inc. Quintiles Transnational Corp.
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Our clients include 5 of the 10 largest Asian companies.
Quorum Hotels and Resorts Qwest Communications International Inc.
R Rabobank Radio Flyer Radisson Summit Resort and Spa Rand Construction Corporation The Ratliff Group L.L.C. Raymond Dias Raytheon Company RBC Capital Markets (Japan) Ltd. Read King Commercial Real Estate REALM Realty America Group ReBlackpool Recreational Equipment Inc. RED Development, LLC Red Octane The Redstone Companies Reebok International Ltd. Reed Smith Regent Hospitality Services LLC Regional Transportation District Denver Regional Transportation District of Southern Nevada The Related Companies, L.P. Reliant Energy, Inc. REM Global Inc. Remington Hotel Corporation
City of Renton Reprise Media Research Affiliates Resnick Automotive Group Resource and Design, Inc. Reuters America Inc RexCorp Realty Reynolds American Inc. RFR Holding LLC RGM Advisors, LLC Rice University Richard Everett Richard L. Hoffman & Assoc. Inc. Richards, Barry, Joyce Richards, Layton & Finger, P.A. Richfield Investment Corp. The Ripley Corporation Rising Development Co., LLC The Ritz-Carlton Company, L.L.C. Riverbed Technology, Inc. Riverfront Holdings, Inc. Riviera Black Hawk Casino Robert Half International Robert K Futterman & Assoc. Robert W. Baird & Co. Robertson Properties Group Robinson, Bradshaw & Hinson, P.A. Rock Church Rock Companies Rockefeller Group Development Corporation
Rockpoint Group LLC Roetzel & Andress Rogal + Walsh + Mol Rogers Family Company, Inc. Rolls-Royce North America, Inc. Ronghui (Fujian) Group, Co., Ltd. Room & Board Ropes & Gray LLP Rose Performance Group Rosendin Electric Inc. Rosewood Property Company Rosman Center, LLC Rosslyn Business Improvement District Royal Caribbean International Royal Dutch Shell Plc RQ Concessions, Ltd. RR Donnelley RREEF RSM McGladrey, Inc. Ruben Capital Management, LLC Ruben Companies Rubenstein Partners Rucker’s Blue Label, LLC Ruder Ware Ryder Cup, S.A.
S S.A. Miro, Inc. SAB Capital Management, L.P. Safeco Insurance Company Sage Software Sageview Capital LP St. John the Baptist Friary St. John’s University St. Jude Medical Center Saint Mary’s College of California St. Matthew’s Parish School St. Phillips Academy Sakti International Corporation Salesforce.com, inc. Salient Partners, L.P. Salman Furniture Salt River Project (SRP) City of San Clemente County of San Diego San Francisco International Airport San Francisco Museum of Modern Art San Jose Arena Authority Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport Sanders Morris Harris Group, Inc.
Sandler Southwest SANDS Capital Management County of Santa Clara, CA Santa Monica College Sares Regis Group of Northern California, LP. SAS Institute Inc. Saúl E. Méndez SAVVIS, Inc. Saxon Mortgage Services, Inc. Schematic Schering-Plough Corporation Schlumberger Limited Schroder Wertheim & Co. Schwartz, Simon, Edelstein, Celso and Kessler, LLP Scitor Corporation Scotiabank Scott Rudin Productions, Inc. SCS Advisors Inc. SDS Investments, LLC Seadrill Limited Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold LLP The SEGA Corporation Selfridges Retail Ltd Seligman & Associates Inc. The Sembler Company Service Inc. The Seventy-Five Wine Company Seyfarth Shaw LLP Shanghai City Land (Group) Co., Ltd Shanghai Forte Land Co., Ltd. Shanghai Grand Real Estate Co., Ltd. Shanghai Green Land Group Shanghai Gubei (Group) Co., Ltd. Shanghai Hongbang Real Estate Co., Ltd. Shanghai Huangpu River Banks Development Construction Investment (Holding) Co., Ltd. Shanghai Jiangxi Shenhong Property Co. Shanghai Jin Mao Consultants Limited Shanghai Jinshan Urban Planning Bureau Shanghai Land Group Co., Ltd. Shanghai Mengshan (SRE group) LTD. Shanghai Riverside Garden Development Co., Ltd.
Shanghai Ruiming Real Property Co., Ltd. Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank Shanghai Tianhong Real Estate Investment Co. Ltd. Shanghai Tower Construction & Development Co., Ltd. Shanghai Xiyi Property Ltd. Shanghai Yaoda Real Estate Co., Ltd Shanghai Yuanshen Real Estate Co. Ltd Shanghai Zhangjiang (Group) Co., Ltd. Shanghai Zhong Fu Real Estate Co., Ltd. Shanghai Zhong-ou Real Estate Co., Ltd. Shanghai Zijiang properties Co. Ltd Share Plus Federal Bank The Sharper Image Shaw Contract Group Shea Properties Sheila Siegal Trust/Sandringham Properties, LLC Shelbourne Development Group Shell Real Estate Services Shenjiang Coasts Development Co. Ltd. Shenyang Huarui Century Investment Development Co. Ltd. Sherpa LLC Sherwood Equities, Inc. ShinYoung America, Inc. ShinYoung Co., Ltd. Shorenstein Realty Services, L.P. Shoring Engineers Shui On Land Limited Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy & Ecker, P.A. Shutts & Bowen LLP SI International, Inc. Sidley Austin LLP Sidley Austin/Nishikawa & Partners Siegel + Gale SIIC Shanghai (holdings) Co., Ltd. Silicon Valley Bank/SVB Financial Group Silicon Valley Solar Silver Creek Sportsplex Silver Lake
SIMEON Commercial Properties Simmons & Company International Simon Property Group, Inc. Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP SJP Properties Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates Skanska USA Skytrails Aviation SL Green Realty Corp. Smith & Company Architects Smith Barney Smithsonian Institution Snell & Willmer L.L.P. City of Snoqualmie, WA Societe Generale Group Solare Hotels and Resorts SolerPazos Group, LLC Solx Co., Ltd. Songy Partners LLC Sony Ericsson Sony Pictures Entertainment Sotheby’s Japan Source Interlink Companies, Inc. Southern California Edison Southern California Gas Company Southern California Logistics Airport (SCLA) Southern Illinois University Southern Union Company Space Matrix Space Source, Inc. Sparkle Sign Company, Inc. SpawGlass Construction Corp. Spectra Energy Corp. Spectrum Athletic Clubs Spencer Stuart SPG Land (Holdings) Limited Sphere Consulting Services Spieker Partners SRG Sturm Realty Group SRI International Stanfield Capital Partners LLC Star Concessions, Ltd. StarPoint Properties, LLC Starwood Capital Group Starwood Development LLC Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. State Street Corporation Station Casinos The Staubach Company Stedman West Interests, Inc.
Our clients
Steefel Levitt & Weiss Steelcase Steptoe & Johnson LLP Sterling American Property Inc. Stewart Information Services Corp. L. & J.G. Stickley Inc. Stockbridge Capital Group, LLC Stone & Youngberg LLC Stone Pigman Walther Wittmann LLC Stone Realty Associates, LLC Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth Strategic Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Stream Realty Partners, L.P. Structure Consulting Group, LLC Structure Tone Studley, Inc. The Sturm Group City of SugarLand, TX Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Sun Chemical Sun Microsystems, Inc Sunoco Logistics Partners L.P. Sunrise Real Estate Development Group, Inc Sunroad Enterprises Sunroad Foundation Sunset Bronson Studios Sunset Gower Studios Sunstone Hotel Investors, Inc. Superior Automotive Group City of Surprise, Arizona Surterre Properties Susman Godfrey L.L.P. Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP Suzhou Yizhong Real-Estate Co., Ltd. Swan Investors Swanson Rink, Inc. Swift Energy Company The Swig Company, LLC Symantec Synagro Technologies, Inc. Syndeco Plaza, LLC Syska Hennessy Group Systematic Financial Management, L.P.
T T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. Taconic Capital Advisors LP Tag Consulting Talbert Medical Group Tameer Holding Investment
Tamora Building Systems, Inc. TANDBERG Tandus US Inc. Tansei Target Corporation Tarragon Tax Analysts TaylorMade-adidas Golf Company TBG Partners, Inc. The TCW Group, Inc. Teal Construction Company Teknion Corporation Tella TEPSCO Terremark Worldwide, Inc. Terwilliger Management Company Texana Center Texas A&M University System Texas Department of Transportation Texas State Bank Text 100 Public Relations Consultancy Thelen Reid Brown Raysman & Steiner LLP Theory Thoma Cressey Bravo The Thomson Corporation Thomson Reuters Thor Equities, LLC Thoratec Corporation Thornton Tomasetti, Inc. Three Wildcats LLC TIAA-CREF Tian Jin Economic Technological Development Area Construction Development Bureau Tianjin Hi-Tech Development Co., Ltd. Tianjin Jinbin Era Development Co., Ltd. Tierra Capital, LLC Time Warner Time Warner Cable Inc. Tindall & Foster, P.C. Tishman Tishman Speyer Properties The Tittle Luther Partnership, LLP The TJX Companies, Inc. TMG Partners T-Mobile Todco Todd Interests
Tokyu Architects’ Engineers Inc. Tokyu Land Corporation Tokyu Sekkei Consultant TonenGeneral Sekiyu K.K. Tooley Investment Company Torode Realty Advisors Ltd. Total E&P USA, Inc. Total Petrochemicals Towers Perrin Town Sports International Toyota Motor Corporation Toys “R” Us TradeLink Holdings LLC Trademark Property Company Tradeweb Markets Inc Trammell Crow Company Transnational Group Transocean Inc. Transwall Office Systems, Inc. Transwestern Traxis Partners LP TRC Companies, Inc. Tremblant Capital Group Tribune Company TriCal Construction, Inc. The Trimble Company LLC Trinity Hotel Investors, LLC Tristar Capital TriYar Hospitality LLC True North Management Group Trust Company of the West Tsuchiya Gumi U.S.A. Co., Ltd. Tudor Investment Corporation Tulsa International Airport Turner Construction Company Tustin Hearing Center Two Sigma Investments, LLC Tyco International Tydings & Rosenberg LLP TynanGroup, Inc.
U U.S. Army Corps of Engineers U.S. Department of Defense U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Department of Health & Human Services U.S. Department of Justice U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs U.S. District Court U.S. General Services Administration
UBS Unicorn HRO Unilever Union Bank of California Union Pacific Corporation Union Properties PJSC United States Aviation Underwriters (USAU) United Surgical Partners International, Inc. United Way for Southeastern Michigan UnitedHealth Group UnitedLayer, Inc. Universal Music K.K. University of Chicago University of Hawaii University of Houston System University of Illinois at Chicago University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign University of Massachusetts Building Authority University of Michigan University of Nebraska University of Oklahoma University of Pennsylvania Libraries The University of Texas System University of the Pacific Univision Communications Inc. Upper Main Alliance Upward Foundation Urban Holdings (China) Urban Land Institute Urban Outfitters, Inc. Urban Realty Co., Inc. URS Corporation USAA Real Estate Company USK Property Holding Co., Ltd. UT Physicians Uzushio Denki K.K
V Value Added Value Enhancement Funds Vanguard Legato Group Vassar College Venable, LLP Venables, Bell & Partners The Venetian Casino Resort Ventura County Community College District Ventura Foods, LLC
Ventura International Ltd City of Ventura, CA Verio Inc. VeriSign, Inc. Verizon VIA Telecom, Inc. Village Solutions Company Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Virgin Mobile USA, L.P. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Visa Vista Motors Ltd., LLC Vista Property Co. Vittoria Corporation V-me Media, Inc. Vodafone Group Plc Vode Lighting LLC Voit Development Company Volkswagen Group Japan Vornado Realty Trust Vornado/Charles E. Smith
W W&M Construction Corp. Wachovia Corporation Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz Wagamama Ltd. Walbridge Aldinger Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. The Walsh Company LLC Walter P Moore Walton Street Capital, L.L.C. Wampold Companies Warburg Pincus LLC Warmack Investments Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Warner Norcross & Judd LLP The Warranty Group Waterstone Development WAVE Development LLC Wayne County Airport Authority WDG Architecture PLLC Weatherford International, Inc. Weber Shandwick webMethods, Inc. Webster Bank, N.A. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Weintraub Financial Services Inc. Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Foothill, Inc. Wells Springs, Inc. West Edmonton Mall
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Our clients include 9 of the 10 most profitable US companies.
Westbound Bancshares, Inc. Western Asset Western Athletic Clubs Western Union Holdings, Inc. WesternGeco Westfield Group Westlake Chemical Corporation Westport Capital Partners LLC WHI Capital Partners White & Case LLP Whole Foods Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C. Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP William Fry William Harris Investors, Inc. William Morris Agency Williams-Sonoma, Inc. Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP Wilson Sporting Goods Co. Wilton Partners Wind River Systems, Inc. Windsor Media The Winter Organization Wittek Development, LLC WMB 295 Madison Owner LLC The Wolff Company Wolff Urban Development, LLC Wolf-Gordon Inc. Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, PLLC
Woodbine Development Corporation Woodbury Corporation The Woodlands Development Company Workstage, LLC The World Bank The World Food Prize Foundation World Market Center Las Vegas World Marketing Group WPP Group plc Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company WXIA Wyeth Wyndham Vacation Ownership, Inc. Wyndham Worldwide Corporation Wynona’s House
X Xavier Carbonnet Xilinx Inc. X-nth
Y Yahoo! Inc. Yale University Yamaha Corporation of America Yer Man LLC YMCA Young & Rubicam Young Office Solutions
ZCMI, LLC, A California Corporation Zelle Hofmann Zhejiang Wan Chuan Real Estate Co., Ltd. Ziff Brothers Investments Zipcar, Inc. Zócalo Zone Wellness Center of Santa Barbara Zuckerman Spaeder LLP Zurich Insurance
Gensler leadership
Board of Directors Robin Klehr Avia, FIIDA Joseph Brancato, AIA Andrew P. Cohen, FAIA James Follett, FAIA, LEED® AP James E. Furr, FAIA M. Arthur Gensler Jr., FAIA, FIIDA, RIBA David Gensler, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP Drucilla Gensler Diane Hoskins, FAIA, LEED AP Walter A. Hunt Jr., FAIA Christopher Johnson, RIBA Daniel W. Winey, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP Executive Directors Andrew P. Cohen, FAIA David Gensler, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP Diane Hoskins, FAIA, LEED AP Atlanta Samuel Barry Darrell Fitzgerald, FAIA, LEED AP Janice Legg, AIA, LEED AP Stephen Swicegood, FAIA, IIDA Baltimore James S. Camp, AIA, LEED AP James Wallace, AIA, LEED AP Boston Kenneth I. Fisher, AIA, LEED AP Douglas C. Gensler, AIA, NCARB Steven Louie Jeanne M. Nutt, IIDA Charlotte John W. Gaulden, AIA, LEED AP Ernest Muñoz, AIA, LEED AP Chicago Todd Baisch, AIA, LEED AP Richard E. Fencl, AIA, CSI, LEED AP Lamar Johnson, AIA, LEED AP Carlos Martínez, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP Steven Meier, LEED AP Grant C. Uhlir, AIA, LEED AP Mark Welch Dallas Gus Hinojosa, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP Ted Kollaja, AIA, LEED AP Paul Manno, AIA, IIDA Judy Pesek, IIDA, LEED AP Cynthia Simpson, IIDA, LEED AP Denver Ala Hason Phillip McCurdy, AIA, LEED AP Linda Nelson, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP Janet Pogue, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP
Detroit William Hartman, AIA, LEED AP James Meredith, LEED AP Dubai José Sirera, RIBA Firmwide Resources Bruce Bartolf Denis Ducey M. Arthur Gensler Jr., FAIA, FIIDA, RIBA David Gensler, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP Kate Kirkpatrick Meghan Rhea, Esq. Ken Sanders, FAIA Houston Marilyn Archer, FIIDA, ASID Stephanie Burritt, RID, NCIDQ David J. Calkins, AIA James E. Furr, FAIA Gerald C. Gehm, AIA, LEED AP Edward A. Grun, AIA Steve Hudson, CPA Richard C. Maxwell, AIA Bonny McLoud, AIA, LEED AP Nancy Nodler, RID C.K. Pang, AIA, LEED AP Hal B. Sharp, AIA Dean H. Strombom, AIA, LEED AP W. Craig Taylor, AIA, LEED AP La Crosse Thomas Houlihan, AIA, NCARB Las Vegas Hunter Clayton, AIA, LEED AP J.F. Finn III, AIA Robert M. Stefko, AIA, LEED AP London Kenneth P. Baker, Assoc. AIA, Assoc. IIDA Enrico Caruso, MCSD Philip Gillard, RIBA Simon Jackson, MCSD Christopher Johnson, RIBA Ian Mulcahey Trevor Oldridge Duncan Swinhoe Jon Tollit, ARB Gary E. Wheeler, FASID, FIIDA Los Angeles John Adams, AIA, LEED AP Marty Borko Barbara Bouza, AIA, LEED AP Andrew P. Cohen, FAIA Michael Darner Barbara Dunn, CID, FIIDA
facing page: Board of Directors (left to right): (top) David Gensler, James Follett, M. Arthur Gensler Jr., Christopher Johnson, James Furr, (middle) Walter Hunt, Andrew Cohen, Joseph Brancato, Daniel Winey, (bottom) Diane Hoskins, Drucilla Gensler, Robin Klehr Avia
Arpy Hatzikian Kevin Heinly, AIA, LEED AP Anna Marie Howell, AIA, LEED AP Thomas S. Ito, AIA, LEED AP Robert A. Jernigan, AIA, LEED AP Scott Kaufman, Assoc. AIA Stephanie E. Koenig, Assoc. AIA Nila R. Leiserowitz, Assoc. AIA, FASID Alberto Lima, AIA Kapil Malik, AIA Duncan Paterson Ronald L. Steinert, AIA, NCARB Keith Thompson, AIA, LEED AP Eugene Y. Watanabe, AIA, LEED AP Warwick Ian Wicksman, AIA Michael Burke Wiener Morristown Reid Brockmeier, AIA Rolland P. Grote, AIA Dana Jenkins, LEED AP New York Ambrose Aliaga-Kelly, AIA Robin Klehr Avia, FIIDA Brian W. Berry, AIA, LEED AP Lance Boge Joseph Brancato, AIA John Box Bricker Madeline Burke-Vigeland, AIA Robert Cataldo, AIA Kathy A. Diamond Andrew Garnar-Wortzel Rocco Giannetti, AIA Lydia Gould, CID, IIDA Jan L. Gross, AIA Walter A. Hunt Jr., FAIA Kathleen Jordan, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP Joshua Katz, AIA Thomas Lanzelotti, AIA EJ Lee Kenneth Lunstead, AIA Mark Morton, IIDA Patric O’Malley, AIA Keith Frome Rosen, AIA, IIDA Julia Simet, IIDA Thomas Vecchione Peter Wang, AIA Edward Wood, IIDA Newport Beach Darla Farnell, IIDA, CID, LEED AP Sandi Warneke, IIDA, CID, LEED AP Chip Williams, LEED AP San Francisco Michael Bodziner, CID, LEED AP Lisa Bottom-Duvivier, Assoc. AIA, Assoc. IIDA
Barry Bourbon, AIA Collin Burry, IIDA, LEED AP Laurence R. Chambers Scott Dunlap, AIA, LEED AP Dian Duvall John Duvivier, AIA, NCARB James Follett, FAIA, LEED AP J. Jeffrey Hall, AIA, LEED AP Jeff Henry, CID Ted Jacobs Ronette King, IIDA Charlie Kridler, AIA Tina Riedell Dennis Schmidt, AIA, LEED AP Ray Shick Gervais Tompkin, AIA, LEED AP Steven G. Weindel, AIA Daniel W. Winey, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP Douglas Zucker, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP San Jose, CA Kevin Schaeffer, AIA John Scouffas San Ramon Doug Wittnebel, AIA, LEED AP Matin Zargari Seattle Linda Moriarty, AIA, LEED AP Sidney L. Scarboro, AIA, LEED AP Chad Yoshinobu, LEED AP Shanghai Callum MacBean, RIBA Jun Xia Tampa Bert Oliva, IIDA Walter Trujillo, AIA, LEED AP Tokyo Nachiko Yamamoto, AIA, LEED AP Washington, DC Lisa Amster, AIA Kenneth P. Baker, Assoc. AIA, Assoc. IIDA Christine Banks, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP Jeff Barber, AIA, LEED AP Mariela Buendia-Corrochano David Epstein, AIA, LEED AP Donald J. Ghent Jr., AIA Jordan Goldstein, AIA Paul Herrick, AIA, LEED AP William D. Hooper Jr., AIA, LEED AP Diane Hoskins, FAIA, LEED AP Steven J. Martin, AIA, LEED AP Christopher C. Murray III, AIA Raffael Scasserra, LEED AP James D. Williamson, IIDA
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