The private defense industry is entering one of its most transformative periods in decades. Artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, advanced manufacturing, secure communications, and digital engineering are changing how the facilities supporting those missions are planned, designed, and built.
Museums worldwide are grappling with a fundamental paradox — the architectural values driving modern museum design (transparency, openness, community) are in direct tension with the demands of security.
Mattel's El Segundo, California headquarters campus wasn't a single project. It was four distinct environments each serving a different purpose, each with its own technical demands. The challenge wasn't designing any one of them. It was ensuring they worked as a coherent whole.
Purdue recently welcomed a new housing development, 3rd & West, to their campus. The development creates a modern, safe, and connected environment that empowers students to thrive.
Each year, CNBC highlights the most groundbreaking private companies transforming the economy with its “Disruptor 50” list, and this year, two of PLANNET’s clients Anduril Industries and OpenAI took the top two spots.
PLANNET partnered with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) on a series of transformative infrastructure projects, supporting the advancement of space exploration from the ground up.
Shein partnered with PLANNET to establish a new 30,000 sf headquarters at The Row in downtown Los Angeles, a prime location that connects Shein with fashion influencers, media outlets, and top design talent.
In the ever-evolving world of dining, Dine Brands Global—the culinary mastermind behind Applebee’s Grill + Bar and IHOP—has cooked up an exciting new chapter by relocating its corporate headquarters.
PLANNET's Joseph Harrod shares his insights and discusses how PLANNET's Managed Services can deliver to clients seamless IT operations to keep their organizations performing at their best.
PLANNET’s own Danny Kim had the privilege of presenting at the Samsung Executive Business Center in Irvine, taking the stage to present the future of display technologies. The focal point of Danny’s presentation was the revolutionary dvLED (Direct View LED) technology, a cutting-edge advancement in the world of displays.
