Bakerly’s new San Antonio facility blends innovation and sustainability, boosting U.S. operations and creating local jobs.
Estrella Hall at TAMUSA doubles on-campus living with 322 beds, modern amenities, and a bold vision for student life.
IKEA U.S., WestEast, Cleary Zimmerman, ARUP and Towne Twin partnered to create a trauma-informed tiny home in San Antonio’s Towne Twin Village, using thoughtful design to support seniors transitioning from homelessness.
The renovation of Austin’s historic Central Fire Station No. 1 is now complete, blending modern upgrades with the preservation of its architectural heritage.
WestEast Design Group is leading the design for Providence by the Green, an exciting new multiuse facility set in a scenic location in far north San Antonio.
Okanogan County, Washington, in partnership with the WestEast Social Impact Studio and the Okanogan Community Action Council, was awarded a grant from the Washington State Department of Commerce’s Coordinating Low-Income Housing Planning (CLIHP) program for 2023-2025.
OneRise is an innovative behavioral healthcare campus intended to serve south-central Kansas. The site spans 70 acres and is poised to increase access to mental health and substance use services in Wichita and beyond.
Providence is more than just a retail space; it's a vibrant community hub that focuses on social interaction, wellness, and is nestled beside the picturesque Canyon Springs Golf course
Texas A&M University-San Antonio is set to unveil its new residence hall in the summer of 2024. This four-story dormitory will accommodate 364 beds addressing the growing student population.
The Social Impact Studio partnered with Merced Housing to expand affordable housing for seniors on San Antonio's Westside.
WestEast was invited to the Swedish Embassy in Washington D.C. to participate in a global think tank to address sustainable and affordable housing.
The population of people experiencing homelessness in San Antonio reduced by 11% over the period of a decade. In comparison, San Francisco experienced an increase by nearly 80%.
The Social Impact Studio engaged in extensive research to provide the cities of Biddeford and Saco, Maine, with strategies to address the state of homelessness in their respective communities.
Bakerly,a U.S. based company with French origins, known for its French brioche bread, crepes, and pastries, is opening a new production bakery in Southeast San Antonio's Brooks region.
The VA Heart of Texas Health Care Network (VISN 17) provides vital healthcare services to veterans across Texas through its four VA Healthcare Campuses.
The Sam Houston Master Plan maps out a 15-year vision that balances preserving history with future growth. It's a roadmap for enhancing our quality of life and managing housing and job increases.
The opening of the Library and College of Business (COB) at A&M-San Antonio marks a significant transformation for students. With the library tripling in size, students will gain access to physical books previously only available digitally due to space constraints.
The Kansas Legislature's Special Committee on Homelessness invited Scott Ackerson, Director of the Social Impact Studio, to provide his insight and input on effective strategies to address homelessness
The Office of Sustainability and Public Works Department have joined forces with WestEast to develop Sustainability Guidelines aimed at ensuring the consistent integration of sustainability principles in the development of Capital Improvements Projects in San Antonio.
Multi-family project in the Vida development caters to seniors, filling the need for affordable and student housing near Texas A&M-San Antonio campus.
Trauma Informed Design principles will be use to design the new OneRise Behavioral Health Campus in Southcentral Kansas
The U.S. Air Force selected WestEast to develop a concept design to support the Chapel for America's Airmen at Joint Base San Antonio.
The 90,000 SF facility will provide housing and services for those experiencing homelessness in the City of Albuquerque.
The new education center at the Alamo will increase annual student programming capacity from 140,000 guests to 250,000 guests.
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