Knowledge Cafe

Hanbury recently held the first roundtable of a three-part series, Resilience in Practice | resilient campus planning, focused on the unique issues and opportunities faced by small, private, liberal arts colleges. Our previous two recaps relayed lessons learned from the experiences, stressors, and strategies our paneli...

Hanbury's CEO, David Keith, has always invested in young talent, given them a voice and a seat at the table when their ideas rise to the occasion. When Iben Falconer presented as one of this year's Virginia Design Medalists, she reiterated Hanbury's belief that even the most junior designers can take steps in securing...

Hanbury’s Nicholas E. Vlattas Summer Scholar program kicks off this week with some exciting opportunities. Our firm’s culture is enriched by the dynamic of having these young designers working with us elbow to elbow growing our strong firm connectivity and design community during the summer. Now that we have some maste...

The first roundtable of Hanbury’s three-part series Resilience in Practice | resilient campus planning focused on the unique issues and opportunities faced by small, private, liberal arts colleges. Our first roundtable recap can be found here.

Our thought-provoking moderators and panelists included:

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Framing the Concept

This turbulent year has tested our resilience. We have been forced to confront challenges and be adaptable in order to live, work, and engage physically, emotionally, and intellectually wherever we are in new and innovative ways. Our individual experiences of this pandemic are woven into larger syst...

Why are these Conversations Important?

We shared our thoughts on the meaning of resilience within Hanbury’s firm culture, practice, and community in January’s Resilience in Practice article. The subsequent discussion within Hanbury’s planning studio set the stage for what we hope will be an ongoing dialogue about lesso...