Founded in 1981 in New York City, Perkins Eastman is a global architecture firm with over 1000 employees in 17 offices around the world. Ranging from education and healthcare to mixed-use and transit-oriented projects, the firm’s work focuses on enhancing human experience through the built environment. 

Recent and ongoing projects include:

• Rutgers University Camden: School of Nursing and Science Building, a new school that responds to changing models in healthcare delivery, education, and science learning in downtown Camden, New Jersey.
• The David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, a tower under construction in Manhattan comprised of a series of interlocking volumes that provide terraces and gardens overlooking the East River. 
• Port Authority Bus Terminal PANYNJ Design + Deliverability Competition, a large-scale proposal to improve accessibility and accommodate increased usage of the bus facility in West Midtown Manhattan. Perkins Eastman led a consortium composed of Arup, Mikyoung Kim Design, Washington Square Partners, VJ Associates, and Conventional Wisdom.