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Legat’s blog is a repository for all things architecture: budget-sensitive strategies, projects that improve user performance, time-saving techniques, design that builds community connections, and more. Check out the articles below.

02/18/2022

Does your school’s furniture support learning styles and improve performance?

By Sylvia Kowalk

Higher Education, Interior Design, PreK-12 Education, Thought Leadership

02/10/2022

Legat Architects announces leadership transition

By Legat Architects

News + Publications, Press Releases

02/02/2022

The Thorny Path to Equitable Healthcare Access

By Legat Architects

Healthcare, News + Publications, Think Tank, Thought Leadership

01/11/2022

Michael Lundeen Celebrates 30 Years at Legat Architects

By Legat Architects

Higher Education, News + Publications, Press Releases

01/04/2022

Simulation means success: immersive public safety training comes to college campuses

By Jay Johnson

Governmental, Higher Education, News + Publications, Thought Leadership

12/28/2021

Future architects give color to Tinley Park Train Station

By Legat Architects

Governmental, News + Publications, Press Releases, Transportation

Jefferson Early Childhood Center Wheaton

12/08/2021

Jefferson Early Childhood Center recognized among Illinois’ best educational environments

By Legat Architects

Interior Design, News + Publications, PreK-12 Education

12/06/2021

Full Speed Ahead for Public Transportation in Chicago and the Quad Cities

By Legat Architects

Governmental, Mixed-use, News + Publications, Sustainability, Think Tank, Thought Leadership, Transportation

11/01/2021

Think Tank considers solutions to affordable housing crisis

By Legat Architects

Mixed-use, News + Publications, Think Tank, Thought Leadership

10/18/2021

Casey Frankiewicz retires after 40 years with Legat Architects

By Legat Architects

Healthcare, News + Publications, Press Releases

Insights

Legat’s blog is a repository for all things architecture: budget-sensitive strategies, projects that improve user performance, time-saving techniques, design that builds community connections, and more. Check out the articles below.

Does your school’s furniture support learning styles and improve performance?

Legat Architects announces leadership transition

The Thorny Path to Equitable Healthcare Access

Michael Lundeen Celebrates 30 Years at Legat Architects

Simulation means success: immersive public safety training comes to college campuses

Future architects give color to Tinley Park Train Station

Jefferson Early Childhood Center recognized among Illinois’ best educational environments

Full Speed Ahead for Public Transportation in Chicago and the Quad Cities

Think Tank considers solutions to affordable housing crisis

Casey Frankiewicz retires after 40 years with Legat Architects

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