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Work isn’t one-size-fits-all anymore. GF designs coworking spaces that evolve with flexible design, supporting collaboration, focus, and the way people actually work today. 1. 575 Herndon 2. Brickyard 3. Two Birds

Brand identity doesn’t stop at the logo. Across GF corporate interiors, entry moments translate brand identity into architecture with color, graphics, and spatial experience. 1. Summit 2. Goel and Anderson 3. Get Well Network 4. About Objects

In cities defined by verticality, courtyards ground us. Across GF’s residential and workplace portfolio, they create moments of pause at the core of the built form: 1. 138 Bruckner 2. 205 Water Street 3. Executive Plaza

Designing common space as social infrastructure. Common areas supporting pause, gathering, and spatial relief in GF projects: 1. American Wind Energy Association 2. Lookout at 6400 3. 138 Bruckner 4. 2245 at Herndon Metro

Nor’easter over New York City. GF's familiar facades take on new depth as snow reveals silhouette and shadow, our reminder that architecture is experienced in every season: 319 Broadway 205 Water Street 287 Broadway

From 1912–1948, the IOC awarded medals in architecture. Though no longer an Olympic category, athletic spaces are still shaped for performance and spectacle. GF designed XJTLU's Sports Complex to integrate sport with lifestyle, tailoring athletic spaces around use and flow:

Where landscape and retail converge. Wuhan Pavilion's water courts, moon-gates, and sculpted stone ground the retail-exhibition space in classical Chinese landscape principles:

Circulation as the connective framework. Across GF’s China portfolio, escalators define spatial sequencing, visual corridors, and user flow: 1. JC Plaza 2. Star Spark 1926 3. Baohua Plaza

New York City unfolding at the building’s edge. Skyline perspectives from GF’s portfolio across the boroughs: 1. Zazza Williamsburg 2. The Langston 3. 138 Bruckner 4. 1120 St. John's Place

The Mark Charleston has officially broken ground in downtown Charleston! GF is proud to serve as Design Architect on this purpose-built student housing community for the College of Charleston, developed by Landmark Properties and Henderson Park. live5news.com/2026/01/28/stu…

How our buildings introduce themselves. Entryway and lobby threshold moments studied through GF's portfolio: 1. 11 Broadway 2. Wuhan Pavilion 3. St. John's Place 4. 355 Fuzhou Road

ICYMI: Nutley's On3 update: 200 Metro Blvd. occupied; changes to Phase IIA of Roche site Redevelopment bit.ly/3jERkwo

The exterior of our Zhuhai Henquin Yuxin Towers project, located in Zhuhai, China, is finished! Read more about the project at greenbergfarrow.com/projects/zhuha…

We worked with Whole Foods Market on designing their largest store in the Southeast! Read the new case study up on our website: greenbergfarrow.com/case-studies/d…

The GreenbergFarrow team is currently working with Trader Joe’s on a new store (pending approval) in a landmarked space below the Queensboro Bridge; the vaulted market space was originally built in 1908. buff.ly/3bSGrUl

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