After a spring spent inside, summer has been coming in hot to give folks safely sheltering at home an excuse to break free and get in some seasonal play while paying careful attention to the wellbeing of their loved ones, neighbors, and greater community.
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The KBP Culture Committee Brings the Team Together
As our team has grown from a tight group of five to a family of more than twenty employees, Knightsbridge Park has remained a place where coworkers meet up for more than just a coffee break (or work).
First Steps: Recognition and Gratitude
The architecture and design worlds have been graced by many BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) individuals whose artistry and vision have shaped the environments in which we live, but their contributions have often been overlooked.
LGBTQIA Architects: Singularity and Variety
In celebration of Pride Month, the Knightsbridge Park team is highlighting the singularity and variety of four LGBTQIA architects from the 20th and 21st centuries whose stories you might not know, even if you recognize and admire the innovative buildings and spaces they designed.
A Short Reading List for a Better Future
As part of the democracy that is the Knightsbridge Park Book Club, which has been meeting virtually for the past few months, our team members are encouraged to suggest books for the group.