Page

Founded in 1898 as Page Brothers in Austin, Texas, Page has grown over more than 125 years into an interdisciplinary practice with offices across the United States and Mexico. Today, Page integrates architectural design, engineering, and specialized consulting services to address complex challenges and create measurable impact for clients and communities.

What Page does

• Provides integrated architecture, engineering, and design services.
• Delivers technically advanced, visually compelling, mission-driven projects.
• Focuses on performance-based design that enhances user experience, efficiency, resilience, and long-term value.
• Works across the full lifecycle of projects, from early planning and strategy through design and delivery.

Mission

Page's mission is to drive real change through high-performance design.

"Real change" means:

• Addressing core client and community challenges.
• Delivering measurable results rather than short-term solutions.
• Creating value that lasts for people, organizations, and places.

Vision

Page's vision is to be the most respected architecture and engineering firm in North America.

Core values

Page's work is grounded in five core values:

• Creative – approaching projects with curiosity and imagination.
• Collaborative – working across disciplines, offices, and markets to deliver better outcomes.
• Committed – taking responsibility for performance, quality, and follow-through.
• Entrepreneurial – seeking new ideas, tools, and opportunities to improve how projects are delivered.
• Ethical – acting with integrity and accountability in relationships with clients, communities, and colleagues.

How Page works

Page uses an interdisciplinary, research-informed, and performance-led approach:

• Brings together architects, engineers, planners, designers, and specialists on integrated teams.
• Uses data, analytics, and evidence-based design to inform decisions.
• Designs for impact on health, well-being, equity, efficiency, and resilience.
• Tailors each solution to the project's context, climate, and community priorities.

This combination of history, scale, and performance-driven mindset shapes how Page partners with clients to deliver projects that make a lasting difference.

Markets Page serves

Page focuses on technically complex, mission-driven, and community-shaping projects across a broad set of markets, including:

• Academic – academic innovation, campus planning, K–12, student life, schools of engineering, science and discovery.
• Advanced manufacturing – manufacturing and semiconductor facilities.
• Arts and culture – museums and performance venues.
• Aviation – airport terminals, concourses, and major aviation facilities.
• Civic and government – civic buildings, justice, and federal civilian agencies.
• Healthcare – academic medical centers, acute care, ambulatory care, behavioral health, cancer care, children's health, and specialty care.
• Hospitality – hospitality and related mixed-use environments.
• Mission critical – data centers, aerospace, and energy-related critical facilities.
• Multifamily residential – multifamily housing and residential communities.
• Office, workplace, and commercial – offices, workplaces, commercial and mixed-use developments, and retail.
• Science and technology – labs, research facilities, innovation hubs, and life sciences environments.

Services and expertise

Page's integrated services span multiple disciplines:

• Architecture – planning, design, modernization, and preservation.
• Engineering – mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and related systems engineering.
• Interior design – workplace, healthcare, academic, and specialty interiors, including furniture services.
• Landscape architecture – exterior environments and site design.
• Urban design and planning – urban design and campus or district planning.
• Branding and experiential graphic design – brand and identity, experiential graphics, signage, and wayfinding.
• Commissioning and TAB – commissioning and testing, adjusting, and balancing (TAB) for building systems.
• Specialized design innovation services – building sciences, fabrication, storytelling, Studio X, Tech Lab, VISTA, and research and innovation initiatives that deepen the performance and impact of design.

Representative project types

Across these markets and services, Page designs and delivers:

• Academic buildings and campus facilities.
• Hospitals, clinics, and comprehensive healthcare environments.
• Airport terminals, concourses, and support facilities.
• Museums, cultural institutions, and performance venues.
• Government, diplomatic, and justice facilities.
• Workplace, commercial, and mixed-use developments.
• Mission-critical and data center environments.
• Science, technology, and research facilities.

Global presence and offices

Page's teams work from offices in approximately 20 cities, including (but not limited to):

• Albany, NY
• Albuquerque, NM
• Atlanta, GA
• Austin, TX
• Boston, MA
• Charleston, SC
• Dallas, TX
• Denver, CO
• Houston, TX
• Los Angeles, CA
• Mexico City, Mexico
• New York, NY
• Orlando, FL
• Phoenix, AZ
• Raleigh, NC
• Richmond, VA
• San Antonio, TX
• San Francisco, CA
• Tampa, FL
• Washington, DC

These offices collaborate across markets and services, allowing Page to combine local knowledge with national and international expertise.

For the most current office addresses and phone numbers, clients and partners can use the Offices section and contact forms on pagethink.com.

Types of roles

People interested in careers with Page's teams can find opportunities across disciplines such as:

• Architecture
• Engineering
• Interior design
• Landscape architecture
• Urban design and planning
• Branding and experiential graphic design
• Research, innovation, and design technology
• Marketing, communications, and business development
• Operations and other professional support roles

Work culture

The combined organization values:

• Curiosity and continuous learning.
• Collaboration across offices, markets, and disciplines.
• Meaningful, impact-driven work that shapes communities.
• An inclusive environment where people can grow their careers.

Where to find open positions

Current job openings associated with Page are listed through Stantec's career platform.

Prospective candidates can:

• Explore open positions with Stantec to find roles connected to Page's legacy markets and offices.
• Use location, discipline, or market filters to identify relevant opportunities.

For the most up-to-date information on openings and application processes, candidates should refer to the careers information linked from pagethink.com and Stantec's official careers site.

Performance-led design

Page focuses on designing environments that:

• Enhance human experience and well-being.
• Maximize operational efficiency and long-term performance.
• Support adaptability and resilience over time.
• Integrate sustainability strategies that respond to climate, site, and community priorities.

Design decisions are guided by data, analytics, and evidence-based methods so that buildings and spaces perform as intended—for people, purpose, and planet.

Design Innovation

Design Innovation at Page is a mindset and a set of practices that help teams:

• Question assumptions and explore new possibilities.
• Develop smarter tools and methodologies.
• Strengthen the impact and clarity of design solutions.

These efforts support teams in winning work, delivering work more effectively, and communicating the stories and impact of each project.

Design for Impact

Page's Design for Impact approach recognizes that each project has a unique context and "impact story." The firm:

• Starts by asking what impact clients want to see when the project is complete.
• Aligns design strategies with outcomes related to health, equity, sustainability, culture, and economic value.
• Seeks to enhance the well-being of people and communities in every project.

Research and Innovation (R&I) and Design Exchange (DX)

Page's Design Innovation platform includes two key components:

• Research and Innovation (R&I) – focuses on emerging trends, frameworks, and future-forward strategies that inform practice and help reframe complex challenges.
• Design Exchange (DX) – a multidisciplinary collective that prototypes and advances design solutions through Building Sciences, Fabrication, Storytelling, Studio X, Tech Lab, and VISTA.

Together, these practices:

• Connect research, technology, and design execution.
• Support the development of high-performance tools, processes, and methodologies.
• Help translate project-level insights into broader industry leadership.

Sustainability and resilience

Across markets and project types, Page incorporates sustainable and resilient design strategies, for example:

• Adaptive reuse and resource-efficient building systems.
• Strategies to reduce embodied and operational carbon.
• Approaches that connect interior and exterior environments and support biophilic design.

This integrated focus on innovation, research, and performance supports Page's goal of delivering projects that are both technically rigorous and deeply responsive to people and place.

This collaboration brings together Page's performance-based design expertise and Stantec's broad global platform, expanding the reach, resources, and capabilities available to clients.

What this means for clients

• Broader expertise – Clients gain access to a larger network of architects, engineers, planners, designers, and specialists across markets and geographies.
• Integrated services – The combined team can support more complex, multi-disciplinary projects from planning through delivery.
• Expanded markets and sectors – Page's existing strengths in markets such as academic, healthcare, aviation, government, mission critical, and commercial development are complemented by Stantec's global portfolio.
• Continued focus on performance – The commitment to performance-based, sustainable design remains central, with additional tools, research, and resources available through Stantec.

Brand and relationship

The Page brand and its legacy of performance-based design now operate within Stantec's global organization. Clients can continue to work with their existing Page contacts while benefiting from the combined capabilities of both firms.

For current information on how Page and Stantec present themselves together and specific points of contact, clients can refer to pagethink.com or Stantec's official website.

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