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Dale Dekker Masters the Art of Connecting Communities
ENR Southwest named Dale Dekker as its 2022 Legacy Award winner.
NAIOP NM 2021 Awards the Best of the Best
NAIOP New Mexico, a commercial real estate group, celebrated the 2021 Awards of Excellence on December 10, 2021. D/P/S is proud to have contributed to nine award-winning projects.
Tunable Lighting in a Special Needs Preschool
Classroom lighting has evolved to improve energy efficiency and provide users more control over the amount and location of lighting. But the newer, less common technology of tunable white lighting poses new opportunities and questions.
D/P/S Ranks #9 on ENR Southwest's List of Top Design Firms for 2021
D/P/S Ranks #9 on ENR Southwest's List of Top Design Firms for 2021.
Weeks Hall Renovation Wins Merit and Citation Awards
Weeks Hall Renovation won an ENR Texas & Louisiana 2021 Best Projects Award of Merit in the category of healthcare/research and a Citation Award from the Texas Tech University College of Architecture 2021 Design Award.
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Announces Promotions
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini is pleased to announce the firm has promoted 16 staff members to Advisor, Associate, and Coordinator positions.
Rethinking Public Outreach
Now more than ever, we must improve upon our digital encounters. Online engagement and digital tools offer the promise of increased convenience of involvement, better-informed citizens, reaching more diverse audiences, and sustaining engagement over time.
Steps Employers Can Take Today to Prevent a Mental Wellbeing Fallout Tomorrow
Providing a robust structure to support mental health in the office will not only address fears and concerns about the future, but will also allow people to work efficiently, adapt to a new normal, and heal.
Rethinking the Workplace for a Reluctant Return
Whether we continue to work remotely, return to the office part or full time, there will be apprehension about how our workplace will either help or harm.
Rethinking Design for a Changed Society
This is the time for designers, planners, and engineers to apply critical and creative thinking and identify design solutions that will help a changed society move forward.