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Set on a bend of the Hillsborough River with the downtown skyline in view, The University of Tampa occupies one of Florida’s most distinctive campuses, a compact riverside setting where the silver minarets of Plant Hall rise above the palms. In October 2020, a gift from alumnus Benson Alex Riseman '78, alongside a $20 million bond, funded Phase II of its fitness and recreation centre. At its heart is the 32,000-square-foot Benson Alex Riseman Aquatic Center, an open-air facility set between residence halls, the Sykes Chapel plaza and the 105-foot Ars Sonora bell sculpture. Since opening in March 2022, it has been home to the Spartan men’s and women’s NCAA swimming teams and a daily gathering place for the wider student body.

The Cannon Courtyard is a 300-foot-wide opening at the heart of the oldest congressional office building on the Capitol campus. Thomas Hastings of Carrère and Hastings shaped it to give the building three things: light, air and a natural connection to its landscape. When it opened in 1908, the Court held a circular fountain fifty feet across, set in an open lawn and ringed by a curbed perimeter drive. It survived until 1958, when the whole of it was demolished to build a multilevel parking garage underneath. For the next sixty-seven years, the courtyard was a garage roof. The Cannon Renewal Project, delivered in phases by the Architect of the Capitol, has returned all 70,000 square feet of it to daily use for the first time since the 1950s, with a new fountain at the centre of the original plan.

Situated adjacent to National University of Singapore’s University Town, Yale-NUS College is a modern liberal arts institution thoughtfully designed to foster collaboration, community, and environmental responsibility. Completed in 2015 and jointly designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects and Forum Architects, the campus was awarded the prestigious Green Mark Platinum Award by Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority.  

Nestled within the verdant hillsides of Kowloon East, KOKO Hills is a contemporary residential enclave that offers a quiet reprieve from Hong Kong’s urban pace while remaining closely connected to the city. Designed with young families in mind, the development centres around Club KOKO—a serene communal hub that blends natural textures, flowing architectural forms, and landscaped terraces to create a sense of calm and connection. With panoramic views, tiered gardens, and interiors inspired by the surrounding terrain, KOKO Hills captures a lifestyle of understated elegance—where modern design meets the restorative rhythm of nature.

Set on a bend of the Hillsborough River with the downtown skyline in view, The University of Tampa occupies one of Florida’s most distinctive campuses, a compact riverside setting where the silver minarets of Plant Hall rise above the palms. In October 2020, a gift from alumnus Benson Alex Riseman '78, alongside a $20 million bond, funded Phase II of its fitness and recreation centre. At its heart is the 32,000-square-foot Benson Alex Riseman Aquatic Center, an open-air facility set between residence halls, the Sykes Chapel plaza and the 105-foot Ars Sonora bell sculpture. Since opening in March 2022, it has been home to the Spartan men’s and women’s NCAA swimming teams and a daily gathering place for the wider student body.

The Cannon Courtyard is a 300-foot-wide opening at the heart of the oldest congressional office building on the Capitol campus. Thomas Hastings of Carrère and Hastings shaped it to give the building three things: light, air and a natural connection to its landscape. When it opened in 1908, the Court held a circular fountain fifty feet across, set in an open lawn and ringed by a curbed perimeter drive. It survived until 1958, when the whole of it was demolished to build a multilevel parking garage underneath. For the next sixty-seven years, the courtyard was a garage roof. The Cannon Renewal Project, delivered in phases by the Architect of the Capitol, has returned all 70,000 square feet of it to daily use for the first time since the 1950s, with a new fountain at the centre of the original plan.

Situated adjacent to National University of Singapore’s University Town, Yale-NUS College is a modern liberal arts institution thoughtfully designed to foster collaboration, community, and environmental responsibility. Completed in 2015 and jointly designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects and Forum Architects, the campus was awarded the prestigious Green Mark Platinum Award by Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority.  

Nestled within the verdant hillsides of Kowloon East, KOKO Hills is a contemporary residential enclave that offers a quiet reprieve from Hong Kong’s urban pace while remaining closely connected to the city. Designed with young families in mind, the development centres around Club KOKO—a serene communal hub that blends natural textures, flowing architectural forms, and landscaped terraces to create a sense of calm and connection. With panoramic views, tiered gardens, and interiors inspired by the surrounding terrain, KOKO Hills captures a lifestyle of understated elegance—where modern design meets the restorative rhythm of nature.

Set on a bend of the Hillsborough River with the downtown skyline in view, The University of Tampa occupies one of Florida’s most distinctive campuses, a compact riverside setting where the silver minarets of Plant Hall rise above the palms. In October 2020, a gift from alumnus Benson Alex Riseman '78, alongside a $20 million bond, funded Phase II of its fitness and recreation centre. At its heart is the 32,000-square-foot Benson Alex Riseman Aquatic Center, an open-air facility set between residence halls, the Sykes Chapel plaza and the 105-foot Ars Sonora bell sculpture. Since opening in March 2022, it has been home to the Spartan men’s and women’s NCAA swimming teams and a daily gathering place for the wider student body.

The Cannon Courtyard is a 300-foot-wide opening at the heart of the oldest congressional office building on the Capitol campus. Thomas Hastings of Carrère and Hastings shaped it to give the building three things: light, air and a natural connection to its landscape. When it opened in 1908, the Court held a circular fountain fifty feet across, set in an open lawn and ringed by a curbed perimeter drive. It survived until 1958, when the whole of it was demolished to build a multilevel parking garage underneath. For the next sixty-seven years, the courtyard was a garage roof. The Cannon Renewal Project, delivered in phases by the Architect of the Capitol, has returned all 70,000 square feet of it to daily use for the first time since the 1950s, with a new fountain at the centre of the original plan.

Situated adjacent to National University of Singapore’s University Town, Yale-NUS College is a modern liberal arts institution thoughtfully designed to foster collaboration, community, and environmental responsibility. Completed in 2015 and jointly designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects and Forum Architects, the campus was awarded the prestigious Green Mark Platinum Award by Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority.  

Nestled within the verdant hillsides of Kowloon East, KOKO Hills is a contemporary residential enclave that offers a quiet reprieve from Hong Kong’s urban pace while remaining closely connected to the city. Designed with young families in mind, the development centres around Club KOKO—a serene communal hub that blends natural textures, flowing architectural forms, and landscaped terraces to create a sense of calm and connection. With panoramic views, tiered gardens, and interiors inspired by the surrounding terrain, KOKO Hills captures a lifestyle of understated elegance—where modern design meets the restorative rhythm of nature.