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Cultivation and Processing

"It's incredible to work among the pioneers of today's cannabis frontier, to be part of the thought-leadership in a booming new industry. For me, designing for these clients is ultra-rewarding. Their projects sit at the intersection of agriculture, wellness, technology, manufacturing, and industrial design, while being positioned to advance social equity." - Daria Mallin, AIA

Project Sizes: 10,000sf to 200,000sf
Overall Project Costs: $2M - $60M
Cultivation: Greenhouse and indoor grow
Processing: Dry / cure, trim, laboratories, R&D, extraction
Manufacturing: vapes, tablets, jellies, production in commercial kitchens
Retail

Cannabis Cultivation, Processing,
Manufacturing, Retail

Our team provides professional services for clients in the rapidly-evolving Cannabis Industry. We have provided various levels of service in the planning and design of more than a dozen facilities in seven states.

Site Selection Assistance
Feasibility Studies
Space Programming & Planning
Full Architectural Services
Engineering Partnering
Design-Build Delivery Opportunities
Interior Design
Peer Review

Working with the industry's leading cannabis companies, we appreciate the demands and pace of their projects. Speed to market, quality of cultivation and processing, meeting state licensing requirements, and spaces designed for efficiency, durability and flexibility, are paramount to successful product development. Understanding each individual client's ways of working is key. Expectations are set early on, and the original vision is maintained or elevated throughout the design and construction process. We work diligently to provide services that are resilient, responsive, and responsible.

Each state's licensing requirements vary. Our team works with our canna clients to understand state and local requirements for licensing and operations. Our code and regulatory team members have cannabis expertise, and can help navigate local jurisdictions, as well as evolving and new NFPA requirements.