WELCOME TO PASCALL+WATSON ARCHITECTS
WHERE ARCHITECTURE MEETS INNOVATION AND DESIGN MEETS PURPOSE.
At our core, we are Architects and Designers committed to environmental and social responsibility.
We don’t just create buildings; we craft spaces that make a positive and lasting impact on those who inhabit them and the communities they serve.
Join us on our journey as we shape the future, one building at a time.
WELCOME TO PASCALL+WATSON ARCHITECTS
WHERE ARCHITECTURE MEETS INNOVATION AND DESIGN MEETS PURPOSE.
At our core, we are Architects and Designers committed to environmental and social responsibility.
We don’t just create buildings; we craft spaces that make a positive and lasting impact on those who inhabit them and the communities they serve.
Join us on our journey as we shape the future, one building at a time.
Thinking
PAVAN BIRDI
SENIOR ASSOCIATE
Coming soon…
JOHANNAH FENNING
ARCHITECT
Blueprints of Talent—a video series that shines a spotlight on the incredible individuals who make up the P+W family.
This series goes beyond the projects we are working on. It’s about what drives our team, their passions, the changes they’re striving for in our industry, and what makes them a unique talent.
Our first episode features Johannah Fening, who shares her inspiring journey and her efforts to encourage more people of color to enter Architecture and Design.
BLUEPRINTS OF TALENT 2
COMING SOON
Blueprints of Talent is a video series that shines a spotlight on the incredible individuals who make up the P+W family.
This series goes beyond the projects we are working on. It’s about what drives our teams, their passions and the changes they are striving for in our industry, and what makes them unique talents.
PHILLIP WILSON
ASSOCIATE / SUSTAINABILITY LEAD
Net- Zero Carbon (Net Zero) is a huge balancing act of all of the CO2e1 that a building, structure, or place emits or is responsible for over its lifetime versus all of the CO2e that is sequestered, passed on or offset.
JORGE GIL
ASSOCIATE
As a major contributor to global carbon emissions, the built environment needs to play a central role in the push to net zero through the adoption of more sustainable alternatives to traditional demolition and redevelopment. By preserving existing structures and repurposing materials, we minimize the need for energy-intensive demolition processes and reduce waste sent to landfills. This approach not only conserves valuable resources but also cuts down on carbon emissions associated with transportation and manufacturing of new materials.
PAVAN BIRDI
SENIOR ASSOCIATE
Workplace design is evolving to support neurodiverse employees, embracing natural variations in learning, attention, and mental functions. Neurodiversity, which includes conditions like dyslexia, autism, and ADHD, requires thoughtful office environments to foster productivity.
Traditional designs often fail neurodiverse needs, as factors like noise, lighting, and overstimulation can hinder performance.
