Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, United States
The Cowboys Stadium designed by HKS, Inc is located in Arlington, Texas, United States. A 21st century stadium must work on three fronts: as a branding element for a team, a cultural icon for a city and a commercial venture for its owners. When the stadium is home to the Dallas Cowboys, expectations are heroic. The brand is a global power, a symbol for the city and nation that aspires to express...
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound in Flower Mound, United States
Located in Flower Mound, United States, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound was designed by HKS, Inc. Established as a cornerstone facility in a heavily wooded site and part of a multi-use development, this hospital was designed to celebrate the cycle of life – connecting with the environment both inside and out – to create a place where people can be inspired, heal and grow. The hospital...
Phoenix Children’s Hospital – Thomas Ave, Addition in Phoenix, United States
The Phoenix Children’s Hospital – Thomas Ave, Addition designed by HKS, Inc is located in Phoenix, United States. The architects’ goal was to visually challenge the senses and inspire the soul creating the impression of awe, wonder and exploration while stimulating the imagination. Organisationally the goal was to provide way-finding clarity, operational efficiency and predictability...
W Hollywood Hotel & Residences in Hollywood, California, United States
W Hollywood Hotel & Residences that located in Hollywood, California, United States, was designed by HKS, Inc. The elements of the movie industry that have so powerfully left a mark on the identity of the Hollywood community are unmistakably represented in the architecture of the luxury, mixed-use development. Inspired by the silver screen, the building’s façade opens and reveals itself...
Ahuja Medical Center in Beachwood, United States
Located in Beachwood, United States, Ahuja Medical Center was designed by HKS, Inc. Using ‘embedded’ way-finding, all departments were organised to be accessed within 90’ of the front door, with clear views to outside along all public corridors and waiting areas. These expansive views help bring the outside indoors, relaxing patients at arrival, where studies have shown patients with lower stress...
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