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D/P/S Cracks Top 150 Architecture Firms
Architectural Record releases list of top 300 architecture firms.
D/P/S Sustainability Action Plan
Read our Sustainability Action Plan and how we're working towards the goal of carbon-neutral buildings as set forth by AIA 2030.
Adrienne Lewis Relocates to D/P/S Phoenix Office
Adrienne Lewis, an associate and architect at Dekker/Perich/Sabatini since 2002, has made the move from Albuquerque to our Phoenix office. Experienced in a variety of public sector projects, Adrienne will continue to serve as a project manager and as a technical and quality assurance expert in the firm.
The CORE: New Recreation Facility Features One-Of-A-Kind Design
Creating a world-class community recreation facility requires more than an ambitious building and new equipment. It starts with a shared vision, strong partnerships, and a commitment to residents.
UNM Domenici Center for Health Science Education Opens Final Wing and Celebrates LEED Gold
The University of New Mexico has opened its third and final phase of the Domenici Center for Health Sciences Education, the culmination of over 17 years of strategic planning.
Bernalillo High School Wins A4LE Southwest Region Award for School Facility Excellence
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini received the 2018 Monarch Award for its design of Bernalillo High School. Awarded by the Association for Learning Environments, the Monarch Award recognizes exceptional planning and architectural design of high-quality learning environments in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini is a 2018 ENR Top 500 Design Firms
Dekker/Perich/Sabatini (D/P/S) has once again been ranked among Engineering-News Record's annual Top Design Firms list.
Congratulations to our new Coordinators!
D/P/S is pleased to announce Coordinator promotions!
Fort Yuma Health Care Center Celebrates Final Milestone with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
The Indian Health Service and the Cocopah and Quechan Tribes celebrated the opening of Fort Yuma Health Care Center on April 11.
Get Up! Get Out! Get Well! Parks and Recreation Design Grounded in Science
Do you feel better when you take a walk outside, pet a dog, or watch the clouds float by? You are not alone. Human beings have an innate inclination to connect to nature, and this connection contributes to improved human health, making parks, open space, and recreation facilities the perfect places to promote community wellness.