BRPH welcomes Casey D. Barnes, formerly with the Orlando Economic Partnership (OEP), as client service leader for its growing aerospace and defense markets.

The Board of Directors for BRPH announced today the promotion of Marti Watts to senior vice president and Margaret Brock to vice president.

The King Center for the Performing Arts recently celebrated its 35th anniversary and reveal of an updated lobby and Members’ Lounge.

BRPH recently appointed three interior design studio leaders: Stephanie Mastriano, Dana Herron and Emily Clarke.

BRPH is proud to be a repeat presenting sponsor of Higher Orbits' Go for Launch! BRPH Series, through which students explore STEM and space topics while developing an experiment to be conducted in space.

BRPH welcomes Tim Campbell, a certified professional landscape architect with 40 years industry experience, as master planning and urban design leader.

Among the awards received were Outstanding Engineering Project Achievement Award for Gateway attraction at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

BRPH recently named project executive Michael Sargent, PE, LEED AP, its central region market leader.

Boom Supersonic recently broke ground on the site of its new Overture Superfactory, designed by BRPH. Production of the supersonic commercial aircraft is set to begin in 2024.

BRPH recently welcomed Cristi Moore, ASID, IIDA, NCIDQ, as the firm’s national practice leader for interior design.

Two projects designed and engineered by BRPH were presented Eagle awards from the Central Florida Association of Builders & Contractors.

BRPH Project Manager Pri Valletta was recognized as one of Building Design & Construction's 40 Under 40 "Rising Stars" in the AEC world.

As an owner/operator of amusement rides or devices, your number one priority must be to ensure they are safe for the people using, operating, and maintaining them. How do you determine what inherent risks your ride presents to the public and your employees and whether these risks are acceptable?

BRPH celebrates World Architecture Day by sharing what inspired some of our outstanding architects to pursue their careers.

Designing a new facility or attraction presents its own set of challenges, even when the vision for the project is firmly set, but how does an AEC firm design a building to adapt to a vision that will evolve over the next 20 years?

Prototype school designs can reduce budget and schedule without sacrificing customization. Too often dismissed as “cookie cutter” or “bare bones,” prototype school designs can provide highly flexible, highly customizable, district-equitable designs.

Today’s job market may be full of opportunities, but top employers are no less discerning when it comes to seeking qualified talent. Honing these 10 skills can determine whether you land an offer or sink to the bottom of the...

Manufacturing Day 2021 spotlighted the industry’s current and future workforce needs, as well as the challenges of attracting talent and changing the image of manufacturing careers.

The 2,400 SF Collaboratorium is a student-centric zone that runs the full length of the facility and enables learning to extend beyond the classroom and lab walls.

Open offices, glass-wall conference rooms and break rooms designed to encourage creativity are no longer unique to the Googles, Facebooks or Apples of the world. Companies of all kinds are redesigning their workspaces for the 21st century

Design trend insights from BRPH Design Studio Leader, Jeanne Starling, NCIDQ Let’s face it. 2020 has and continues to propel rapid social trends of health and safety in every aspect […]

The first time I walked into a 787-fuselage facility, just the overall scale of the product, equipment and facility was a bit intimidating but also fascinating.

The most important and exciting part of any approach are the design charrettes that include the client early in the conceptualization/design process.

We’ve seen a dramatic shift from a labor driven industry to a market driven by automation and advanced technology.