ForrestPerkins

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ForrestPerkins is a diverse collective of designers crafting luxury hospitality and residential spaces that tell distinctive stories.

We create curated, emotionally resonant experiences through thoughtful design, collaboration, and a deep sense of place. ForrestPerkins supports a collaborative culture. Known for its inclusive, holistic approach to design, the firm encourages designers and architects to become well-rounded in their knowledge and facility with the other’s discipline. Instead of segregating the design process into architects on one side and designers on the other or further segmenting design into FF&E selection and color and materials selection, our designers are multi-faceted. From the beginning of each project, we fully integrate designers and architects. In our firm, teams are led by a senior designer or an architect, with leadership designated based on experience and expertise, not by discipline. This approach begins at the top. Continuing education, achievement of advanced certification and professional licensing are important to maintaining the high level of expertise and professionalism for which the firm is known. In addition, firm members are encouraged to pursue areas of interest that will expand their own knowledge and to bring that knowledge back to the others in the firm through a program we call “Touchstone.” Individual team members or small groups create learning sessions that they share with others in the firm on such topics as LEED certification, graphics programs, codes and building information modeling (BIM) along with scores of other topics that enhance the firm’s ability to serve its clients. Our collaborative approach carries through all aspects of our firm. For example, rather than assigning a project strictly to one office, we often assemble teams for key projects across offices, allowing us to tap into specialized expertise to provide the highest level of project management, design, documentation and oversight. We can do this because we have developed design and communication methods and documentation software, standards and training programs that are consistent throughout our firm. Whether co-located or remote, our teams are fully integrated among interior designers, architects, specialists and administrators who have the talent and skill appropriate to the task and project and who take responsibility for the outcome and pride in the results. As do the hotel and resort operators with whom we work, at every step in the process ForrestPerkins pays attention to the details that differentiate a great project from one that is merely good.

07/10/2025

Our hearts go out to the communities and first responders impacted by the devastating flooding in Texas. If you're looking for ways to help, consider donating to these organizations providing critical rescue, relief, and recovery efforts:

Foundation of the Texas Hill Country – Providing rescue, relief, and recovery support to local nonprofits and first responders.

(Texas Search and Rescue) – Deploying teams, boats, drones, and search dogs in active rescue operations.

Red Cross – Central & South Texas Region – Offering critical aid across impacted communities.

Please consider supporting those affected. Every effort helps.

12/23/2023

Alberto Cavallero, Yi Shen, and Ron Vitale recently presented at the World Architecture Festival event ( ) at the Marina Sands Hotel in Singapore, where they spoke on Perkins Eastman’s two nominated projects for 2023: the Whittle School and Studios Suzhou for “Best Built Education Project” and Wuxi Symphony Hall for “Best Future Project” and “Best Future Glass.” In addition, Ron, Yi, Alberto, Yanqian Lu, and Yun Yang spent last Sunday in Wuxi, China with colleagues, contemporaries, and clients to celebrate performing arts design and, in particular, the Wuxi Symphony Hall project. Alberto, the project’s design principal, was the keynote speaker at the forum titled “Build Music, Build the Future,” which was part of the Wuxi Symphony Hall International Design Masters’ Summit. Sponsored by the China Construction Eighth Engineering Division, who is building the project, the forum opened with a live performance by an ensemble from the newly formed Wuxi Symphony Orchestra. Excitement is building about the project and construction is well underway, with construction completion due in 2026.

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Dallas, TX
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