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Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP
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ZGF Architects (legal entity Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP) is a privately held architecture and design partnership founded in 1944 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon. The firm delivers architecture, interior design, urban planning, landscape architecture, environmental graphic design, medical planning, and pre-design programming services through seven offices spanning Portland, Seattle, Los Angeles, Denver, New York, Washington D.C., and Vancouver, BC. It employs 501–1,000 people and serves clients primarily in five verticals: healthcare systems, higher education and research universities, government and public-sector agencies, technology and corporate enterprises, and cultural or civic institutions.

The firm's underlying technology stack comprises industry-standard BIM, CAD, and energy-modeling tools; ZGF has additionally developed proprietary embodied-carbon accounting tools (Tally and an EC3-based LCA calculator) that it has released open-source to influence industry standards for sustainable design. Its work consistently achieves LEED Platinum or LEED Gold certification across healthcare, civic, and workplace projects, and includes flagship reference projects such as Portland International Airport's $2 billion main terminal expansion, Amazon HQ2 Phase 1 at Met Park in Arlington, the May Lee State Office Complex, and Stanford University's Central Energy Facility.

ZGF generates revenue through negotiated or competitively procured design contracts — typically a percentage of construction cost or fixed fees scoped to discrete service phases (schematic design, design development, construction administration). Projects are multi-year, non-recurring engagements secured via public RFQ/RFP processes with government and institutional buyers and via direct relationship development and design competitions with healthcare systems, universities, and corporate clients. The firm monetizes primarily through professional services fees rather than licensing or product revenue, and it discloses no pricing publicly. Repeat engagements with anchor accounts — including a 25-year, 8M+ SF relationship with a confidential Redmond high-tech client and recurring work for Nike, Stanford, and Wexford Science & Technology — indicate a stable, relationship-driven revenue base.

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ZGF Architects is a privately held, 80-year-old architecture and design partnership headquartered in Portland, Oregon, delivering architecture, interiors, planning, and sustainable-design services to healthcare systems, universities, government agencies, technology firms, and civic institutions across seven North American offices.

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architectural design services, healthcare facility design, higher education campus design, sustainable building design, interior design services
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1Sustainability & ESG Consulting
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  • Interior Design Services541410
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  • Services-Engineering, Accounting, Research, Management8700
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Architectural Services
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1Architectural Design Services
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ZGF generates revenue through negotiated or competitive design contracts for architecture, interior design, master planning, and environmental graphic design services. Fees are typically structured as a percentage of construction cost or fixed fee for specific service phases (schematic design, design development, construction administration). Revenue is project-based and non-recurring, with multi-year engagement cycles for large infrastructure projects.

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Architecture and design services firm operating across healthcare, higher education, workplace, civic, sports, and public infrastructure sectors

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ZGF is an independent architectural practice that delivers architecture, interior design, urban and master planning, medical planning, landscape architecture, environmental graphic design, and programming services for healthcare systems, higher education institutions, government agencies, technology and corporate clients, and cultural/civic organizations across North America. Work is delivered under negotiated or competitive design contracts through a partnership-led, multi-office studio model.

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  • PDX airport: 9-acre mass timber ceiling sourced entirely from within 300 miles; 1M SF terminal is Oregon's largest public infrastructure project
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ZGF Architects (Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP) is an architectural design firm offering a comprehensive suite of professional services centered on architectural design. The firm operates as a single integrated practice rather than a platform-plus-modules structure, providing architecture services, interior design, urban planning, landscape services, graphic design, medical planning, and programming as interconnected service offerings. Their portfolio spans healthcare facilities, higher education campuses, workplace environments, civic and public buildings, sports facilities, and adaptive reuse projects, with these services typically combined on projects based on client needs.

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Partnership17 partners
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-02
Description

ZGF and Lamar Johnson Collaborative were selected as the design team within the Clayco & Skender JV to plan, program, and design a new 270,000 SF Ann & Robert Lurie Children's Hospital in Downers Grove, Illinois.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-13
Description

ZGF and McClain + Yu formed a joint venture to design a new state-of-the-art facility for the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. The team was selected for its holistic, integrated approach to this complex academic medical project, uniting program, cost, schedule, and campus context.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

ZGF partnered with Wexford Science & Technology and University of Pittsburgh to transform the historic Ford Motor Plant into The Assembly — a hub for scientific research, achieving LEED Gold certification. The partnership has extended across multiple projects including Aggie Square (UC Davis) and One uCity Square (Philadelphia).

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

ZGF was the architect of record for the Port of Portland's $2 billion Portland International Airport main terminal expansion — Oregon's largest public infrastructure project. The project featured a 9-acre mass timber ceiling sourced from local mills within 300 miles.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

ZGF partnered with Hensel Phelps (design-build contractor) and Dreyfuss + Blackford (architect of record) to deliver the May Lee State Office Complex — the largest all-electric, zero carbon workplace campus in the U.S. for 5,000+ California state employees.

Strategic tierCoreTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner
Description

ZGF designed the Paul J. DiMare Center in association with ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge. The nine-story, 354,000 SF biomedical research building achieved LEED Gold and Net Zero Energy Ready certification.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

ZGF collaborated with James Corner Field Operations to design the public realm and Met Park for Amazon's HQ2 at Met Park in Arlington, VA — the largest LEED v4 Platinum project in the world. ZGF also partnered with James Corner Field Operations on rooftop terraces across Merlin and Jasper towers.

8Pacific Northwest Local Mills and Fabricators
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For the PDX terminal expansion, ZGF and the Port of Portland intentionally contracted with local mills, fabricators, and small businesses within 300 miles to source the 9-acre mass timber ceiling, supporting regional economic growth and quality local jobs.

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9Toby Hasselgren (Design Partner)
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Toby Hasselgren served as Design Partner for Princeton University's Central Energy Facilities project, working alongside ZGF's team.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
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Tim Williams served as Design Partner for Princeton University's Central Energy Facilities project.

11Josh Peacock (Design Leadership)
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
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Josh Peacock served as Design Leadership for the Navy SEAL Museum San Diego project.

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12Ted Hyman (Design Partner)
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
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Ted Hyman served as Design Partner for the Aggie Square project at UC Davis.

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13Vladimir Pajkic (Design Partner)
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
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Vladimir Pajkic served as Design Partner for the Aggie Square project at UC Davis.

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14James Woolum (Design Partner)
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James Woolum served as Design Partner for the Aggie Square project at UC Davis.

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15Anne Cotter (Design Partner)
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Anne Cotter served as Design Partner for the May Lee State Office Complex.

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16Chris Conaway (Design Partner)
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Chris Conaway served as Design Partner for the May Lee State Office Complex.

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17Solvei Neiger (Managing Partner)
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Solvei Neiger is Managing Partner of ZGF Portland and leads the firmwide healthcare practice. Authored thought leadership on reducing violence in healthcare facilities.

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Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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Seattle-headquartered architecture firm with healthcare, higher education, and corporate workplace practices. Competes head-to-head on West Coast healthcare and university work.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Large North American architecture firm with comparable vertical mix (healthcare, higher education, science, civic) and industry-leading sustainability practice. Most directly comparable peer on size, scope, and sustainability positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major architecture/engineering practice with comparable institutional, healthcare, and civic portfolio. Competes directly with ZGF on large healthcare and university campus projects.

TypeDirect peer
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Design-focused firm with strong healthcare, higher education, and science practices. Comparable size and directly competes for academic medical and research campus commissions.

TypeDirect peer
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Large US architecture firm with deep science, healthcare, and higher education practices and a strong sustainability profile. Direct competitor for research and academic medical center commissions.

TypeDirect peer
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Architecture and engineering firm specializing in healthcare, higher education, and science/research facilities. Direct peer for specialized institutional and research-oriented commissions.

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TypeBroad incumbent
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Global architecture practice with healthcare, science, civic, and workplace expertise. Broader geographic and sector footprint than ZGF; competes on large institutional and public infrastructure commissions.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Architecture firm with a top-tier healthcare practice and growing higher education and civic portfolio. Comparable size and directly competes for major hospital and academic medical center projects.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Largest global architecture and design firm, with healthcare, workplace, education, and civic practices. Overlaps with ZGF on large institutional and corporate workplace projects, but broader in scope and scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Global architecture, engineering, and urban planning firm with healthcare, higher education, civic, and workplace expertise. Larger and broader than ZGF; competes for landmark institutional and public-sector commissions.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Key risks6 records

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Named customers15 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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ZGF Architects

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ZGF Architects is a privately held, 80-year-old architecture and design partnership headquartered in Portland, Oregon, delivering architecture, interiors, planning, and sustainable-design services to healthcare systems, universities, government agencies, technology firms, and civic institutions across seven North American offices.

What ZGF Architects does

ZGF Architects (legal entity Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP) is a privately held architecture and design partnership founded in 1944 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon. The firm delivers architecture, interior design, urban planning, landscape architecture, environmental graphic design, medical planning, and pre-design programming services through seven offices spanning Portland, Seattle, Los Angeles, Denver, New York, Washington D.C., and Vancouver, BC. It employs 501–1,000 people and serves clients primarily in five verticals: healthcare systems, higher education and research universities, government and public-sector agencies, technology and corporate enterprises, and cultural or civic institutions.

The firm's underlying technology stack comprises industry-standard BIM, CAD, and energy-modeling tools; ZGF has additionally developed proprietary embodied-carbon accounting tools (Tally and an EC3-based LCA calculator) that it has released open-source to influence industry standards for sustainable design. Its work consistently achieves LEED Platinum or LEED Gold certification across healthcare, civic, and workplace projects, and includes flagship reference projects such as Portland International Airport's $2 billion main terminal expansion, Amazon HQ2 Phase 1 at Met Park in Arlington, the May Lee State Office Complex, and Stanford University's Central Energy Facility.

ZGF generates revenue through negotiated or competitively procured design contracts — typically a percentage of construction cost or fixed fees scoped to discrete service phases (schematic design, design development, construction administration). Projects are multi-year, non-recurring engagements secured via public RFQ/RFP processes with government and institutional buyers and via direct relationship development and design competitions with healthcare systems, universities, and corporate clients. The firm monetizes primarily through professional services fees rather than licensing or product revenue, and it discloses no pricing publicly. Repeat engagements with anchor accounts — including a 25-year, 8M+ SF relationship with a confidential Redmond high-tech client and recurring work for Nike, Stanford, and Wexford Science & Technology — indicate a stable, relationship-driven revenue base.

ZGF Architects firmographics

Firmographics
Name
ZGF Architects
Legal name
Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP
Website
https://zgf.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1944
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
ZGF Architects is a privately held, 80-year-old architecture and design partnership headquartered in Portland, Oregon, delivering architecture, interiors, planning, and sustainable-design services to healthcare systems, universities, government agencies, technology firms, and civic institutions across seven North American offices.
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Where ZGF Architects is headquartered

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Portland
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United States
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North America

Offices7 records

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ZGF Architects business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Architectural Design Services: ZGF generates revenue through negotiated or competitive design contracts for architecture, interior design, master planning, and environmental graphic design services. Fees are typically structured as a percentage of construction cost or fixed fee for specific service phases (schematic design, design development, construction administration). Revenue is project-based and non-recurring, with multi-year engagement cycles for large infrastructure projects.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels6 records

ZGF Architects product offering

Product offering

Core offering

ZGF is an independent architectural practice that delivers architecture, interior design, urban and master planning, medical planning, landscape architecture, environmental graphic design, and programming services for healthcare systems, higher education institutions, government agencies, technology and corporate clients, and cultural/civic organizations across North America. Work is delivered under negotiated or competitive design contracts through a partnership-led, multi-office studio model.

Product overview

ZGF Architects (Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP) is an architectural design firm offering a comprehensive suite of professional services centered on architectural design. The firm operates as a single integrated practice rather than a platform-plus-modules structure, providing architecture services, interior design, urban planning, landscape services, graphic design, medical planning, and programming as interconnected service offerings. Their portfolio spans healthcare facilities, higher education campuses, workplace environments, civic and public buildings, sports facilities, and adaptive reuse projects, with these services typically combined on projects based on client needs.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • ZGF: Architecture and design services firm operating across healthcare, higher education, workplace, civic, sports, and public infrastructure sectors

Products and services

  • Architecture

Quantifiable outcome

  • PDX airport: 9-acre mass timber ceiling sourced entirely from within 300 miles; 1M SF terminal is Oregon's largest public infrastructure project
  • +6 more outcomes

Companies that use ZGF Architects

Customer profile

Named customers15 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

ZGF Architects technology and API

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ZGF Architects partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

17 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.

  • Clayco & Skender JV / Lamar Johnson CollaborativeflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 February 2026ZGF and Lamar Johnson Collaborative were selected as the design team within the Clayco & Skender JV to plan, program, and design a new 270,000 SF Ann & Robert Lurie Children's Hospital in Downers Grove, Illinois.
  • McClain + Yu Architecture & DesignflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 13 October 2025ZGF and McClain + Yu formed a joint venture to design a new state-of-the-art facility for the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. The team was selected for its holistic, integrated approach to this complex academic medical project, uniting program, cost, schedule, and campus context.
  • Wexford Science & TechnologyflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerZGF partnered with Wexford Science & Technology and University of Pittsburgh to transform the historic Ford Motor Plant into The Assembly — a hub for scientific research, achieving LEED Gold certification. The partnership has extended across multiple projects including Aggie Square (UC Davis) and One uCity Square (Philadelphia).
  • Port of PortlandflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerZGF was the architect of record for the Port of Portland's $2 billion Portland International Airport main terminal expansion — Oregon's largest public infrastructure project. The project featured a 9-acre mass timber ceiling sourced from local mills within 300 miles.
  • Hensel Phelps / Dreyfuss + BlackfordflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerZGF partnered with Hensel Phelps (design-build contractor) and Dreyfuss + Blackford (architect of record) to deliver the May Lee State Office Complex — the largest all-electric, zero carbon workplace campus in the U.S. for 5,000+ California state employees.
  • ARC/Architectural Resources CambridgecoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerZGF designed the Paul J. DiMare Center in association with ARC/Architectural Resources Cambridge. The nine-story, 354,000 SF biomedical research building achieved LEED Gold and Net Zero Energy Ready certification.
  • James Corner Field OperationsflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerZGF collaborated with James Corner Field Operations to design the public realm and Met Park for Amazon's HQ2 at Met Park in Arlington, VA — the largest LEED v4 Platinum project in the world. ZGF also partnered with James Corner Field Operations on rooftop terraces across Merlin and Jasper towers.
  • Pacific Northwest Local Mills and FabricatorsminorOthersFor the PDX terminal expansion, ZGF and the Port of Portland intentionally contracted with local mills, fabricators, and small businesses within 300 miles to source the 9-acre mass timber ceiling, supporting regional economic growth and quality local jobs.
  • Toby Hasselgren (Design Partner)coreOthersToby Hasselgren served as Design Partner for Princeton University's Central Energy Facilities project, working alongside ZGF's team.
  • Tim Williams (Design Partner)coreOthersTim Williams served as Design Partner for Princeton University's Central Energy Facilities project.
  • Josh Peacock (Design Leadership)coreOthersJosh Peacock served as Design Leadership for the Navy SEAL Museum San Diego project.
  • Ted Hyman (Design Partner)coreOthersTed Hyman served as Design Partner for the Aggie Square project at UC Davis.
  • Vladimir Pajkic (Design Partner)coreOthersVladimir Pajkic served as Design Partner for the Aggie Square project at UC Davis.
  • James Woolum (Design Partner)coreOthersJames Woolum served as Design Partner for the Aggie Square project at UC Davis.
  • Anne Cotter (Design Partner)coreOthersAnne Cotter served as Design Partner for the May Lee State Office Complex.
  • Chris Conaway (Design Partner)coreOthersChris Conaway served as Design Partner for the May Lee State Office Complex.
  • Solvei Neiger (Managing Partner)coreOthersSolvei Neiger is Managing Partner of ZGF Portland and leads the firmwide healthcare practice. Authored thought leadership on reducing violence in healthcare facilities.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

ZGF Architects competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • NBBJ: Seattle-headquartered architecture firm with healthcare, higher education, and corporate workplace practices. Competes head-to-head on West Coast healthcare and university work.
  • Perkins&Will: Large North American architecture firm with comparable vertical mix (healthcare, higher education, science, civic) and industry-leading sustainability practice. Most directly comparable peer on size, scope, and sustainability positioning.
  • HDR Architecture: Major architecture/engineering practice with comparable institutional, healthcare, and civic portfolio. Competes directly with ZGF on large healthcare and university campus projects.
  • CannonDesign: Design-focused firm with strong healthcare, higher education, and science practices. Comparable size and directly competes for academic medical and research campus commissions.
  • SmithGroup: Large US architecture firm with deep science, healthcare, and higher education practices and a strong sustainability profile. Direct competitor for research and academic medical center commissions.
  • EwingCole: Architecture and engineering firm specializing in healthcare, higher education, and science/research facilities. Direct peer for specialized institutional and research-oriented commissions.
  • HKS: Architecture firm with a top-tier healthcare practice and growing higher education and civic portfolio. Comparable size and directly competes for major hospital and academic medical center projects.

Broad incumbents

  • HOK: Global architecture practice with healthcare, science, civic, and workplace expertise. Broader geographic and sector footprint than ZGF; competes on large institutional and public infrastructure commissions.
  • Gensler: Largest global architecture and design firm, with healthcare, workplace, education, and civic practices. Overlaps with ZGF on large institutional and corporate workplace projects, but broader in scope and scale.
  • SOM (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill): Global architecture, engineering, and urban planning firm with healthcare, higher education, civic, and workplace expertise. Larger and broader than ZGF; competes for landmark institutional and public-sector commissions.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

ZGF Architects social profiles

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ZGF Architects compliance and trust

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Compliance15 records

ZGF Architects financial estimates

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ZGF Architects leadership team

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Profiles1 record

ZGF Architects funding detail

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ZGF Architects M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about ZGF Architects

What does ZGF Architects do?

ZGF is an independent architectural practice that delivers architecture, interior design, urban and master planning, medical planning, landscape architecture, environmental graphic design, and programming services for healthcare systems, higher education institutions, government agencies, technology and corporate clients, and cultural/civic organizations across North America. Work is delivered under negotiated or competitive design contracts through a partnership-led, multi-office studio model.

Is ZGF Architects a public or private company?

ZGF Architects is a private company. It is classified as management employee owned and is currently operating.

When was ZGF Architects founded?

ZGF Architects was founded in 1944. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is ZGF Architects based?

ZGF Architects is headquartered in Portland, United States, in the North America region.

How does ZGF Architects make money?

One revenue line is on record: architectural Design Services.

Who are ZGF Architects's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are NBBJ, Perkins&Will, HDR Architecture, CannonDesign, SmithGroup, EwingCole and HKS. Broad incumbents are HOK, Gensler and SOM (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill).

Does ZGF Architects have an API?

No public API is recorded for ZGF Architects.

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PR NewswireZGF Joins First Movers Coalition to Accelerate Market for Net-Zero Building MaterialsZGF, an architecture firm based in Portland, Oregon, has joined the First Movers Coalition as its first architecture firm member, committing to the coalition's Cement & Concrete Sector to advance net-zero building materials. As part of the commitment, ZGF pledges that at least 10% of cement and concrete used in its projects annually will meet near-zero emissions standards by 2030, with fossil-based supplementary cementing materials excluded by 2035. The First Movers Coalition, co-led by the World Economic Forum and the US Government, aims to scale low-carbon technologies across hard-to-abate sectors responsible for 30% of global emissions.Business InsiderDesign of the New Portland International Airport Main TerminalThe Port of Portland unveiled design plans for a new main terminal at Portland International Airport, estimated at $1.5 billion. The design by ZGF emphasizes health, wellbeing, and safety, incorporating nature elements like wooden roofing and plants into the earthquake-proofed structure.PR NewswireFuturistische visies van Systemica en ZGF Architects voeren de boventoon bij LA Auto Show®s internationale ontwerpwedstrijdThe Los Angeles Auto Show and AutoMobility LA announced the winners of the 2017 Design & Developer Challenge, a mobility design competition asking participants to envision transportation for Los Angeles hosting a major international sporting event in 2060. Systematica won the Industry Pick prize for its connected smart transport network focused on decentralization and seamless vertical/horizontal connectivity, while ZGF Architects won the People's Pick award for their multi-layered system incorporating maglev trains, Level-8 autonomous vehicles, and morphing structures. Honda Advanced Design and Trigger received the Judges' Pick prize for their intergalactic design featuring VR experiences and accessibility solutions for sports fans.PR NewswireLe visioni futuristiche di Systematica e ZGF Architects trionfano nella Global Design Competition dell'LA Auto Show®Systematica won the Industry Pick award and ZGF Architects won the People's Pick award in the 2017 Design & Developer Challenge at the Los Angeles Auto Show, which asked participants to design smart mobility solutions for Los Angeles to host a major international sporting event in 2060. The competition received entries from 11 teams worldwide who conceptualized future cities, mobility solutions, and human experiences enabled by advanced AI, virtual reality, cloud computing, e-mobility, and vertical transport. Honda Advanced Design and Trigger received the Judges' Pick award for their intergalactic concept, while Microsoft served as the presenting sponsor of the competition.PR NewswireLes visions futuristes de Systematica et de ZGF Architects triomphent au concours mondial de conception du LA Auto Show®Systematica and ZGF Architects won the Industry Pick and People's Pick awards, respectively, in the Design & Developer Challenge 2017 hosted by Microsoft at AutoMobility LA. Honda Advanced Design and Trigger received the Judges' Pick award for their futuristic mobility concept involving virtual reality and new transport modes.PR NewswireFuturistic Visions By Systematica And ZGF Architects Triumph In LA Auto Show®'s Global Design CompetitionOrganizers of the Los Angeles Auto Show revealed Systematica and ZGF Architects as winners of the 2017 Design & Developer Challenge presented by Microsoft, a competition asking participants to conceptualize mobility plans for Los Angeles hosting a major international sporting event in 2060. Systematica won the Industry Pick award for its connected smart transport network concept featuring decentralized autonomous mass public transportation, while ZGF Architects won the People's Pick award for its multi-story transportation system featuring magnetic-levitation lanes and Level 8 autonomous vehicles. Honda Advanced Design and Trigger received the Judges' Pick award for its intergalactic concept including virtual reality sports experiences and mobility solutions for people with disabilities.PR NewswireLos Angeles Auto Show: Futuristische Visionen von Systematica und ZGF Architects gewinnen internationalen Design-WettbewerbThe Los Angeles Auto Show announced the winners of its 2017 "Design & Developer Challenge," an international competition inviting participants to design intelligent traffic concepts for Los Angeles in 2060 around a major sporting event. The Industry Award went to Italian firm Systematica for its decentralized, vertically and horizontally integrated transport network concept, while the Public Award was won by US-based ZGF Architects for their highly automated autonomous driving system featuring magnetic tracks and adaptable vehicles.