Page

Overview

Page is a multidisciplinary design, architecture and engineering firm with 1,300+ staff and offices in the US and abroad. Its work consists largely of complex projects that benefit from integrated disciplines and that make a significant impact on the communities they serve.

The firm's positioning is captured in its own phrase - Think What's Possible - and its stated belief that design has the power to transform. Commitment to sustainability, social responsibility and innovation runs from reducing carbon emissions to fostering inclusive communities.

Full-Service Design, Architecture and Engineering

Page pairs the art and science of possibility with the practical question of how to make it happen. Experts across all disciplines work to find the best way forward and deliver solutions to complex projects. Because architecture and engineering sit under one roof, coordination that would otherwise cross company boundaries happens internally - which on technically demanding building types is where most programme risk is concentrated.

Sectors and Project Types

The firm's own framing of what design can achieve maps directly onto its core markets:

• Workplace - inspiring environments people want to return to
• Education - learning environments that attract world-class students
• Healthcare - health centres designed to make care and lives better
• Science and research - research centres that speed innovation from lab to life
• Civic and government - a market the firm has served since its founding
• Sustainability-led design - greater sustainability from the inside out

The Power of Design

Page holds that buildings matter more for what they do - the positive impact they make on individual lives - than for what they are. That distinction shapes how the firm approaches briefs: performance and human outcome ahead of formal expression.

People

The firm attributes its difference to its people, recruiting and hiring talent while making space for teams to celebrate individuality, bring new ideas into the process, and create work that improves lives.

History

In 1898, Charles Henry Page and his brother Louis Page formed Page Brothers, Architects, focusing on courthouses and public schools. Charles's son, Charles Henry Page Jr., joined following Louis's death in 1934.

A year later, Louis's son, Louis Charles Page Jr., partnered with his college roommate Louis Southerland to form the Austin-based firm Page and Southerland. Louis's brother George Page joined in 1939 and the name became Page Southerland Page. The firm shortened its name to Page in 2013.

Acquisitions and Growth

• 2022 - EYP - Page acquired the architectural and planning firm EYP, merging the Albany-based company's national offices and design portfolio
• 2023 - Davis Brody Bond - Page acquired the New York City architecture firm whose notable projects include the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, the Portico Gallery at the Frick Collection, and the National Museum of African American History and Culture

Those two acquisitions brought significant civic and cultural credentials into a practice already strong in healthcare, science and workplace - a deliberate broadening rather than simple scale-up.

Global Presence

As of 2024, Page operated 21 offices across the United States, Mexico and the United Arab Emirates.

Who Page Works With

• Health systems and academic medical centres
• Universities, colleges and school districts
• Federal, state and municipal government agencies
• Corporate occupiers and developers
• Research institutions and science and technology clients
• Cultural institutions and museums