公司由Lawrence Perkins和Philip Will于1935年在芝加哥创立，75年来公司一直位于在世界建筑设计的前缘，获得多项殊荣，设计项目遍布全球，包括办公，商业，医疗，教育，机场等。公司以设计改变生活为信念，在建筑设计的领域上不断创新。

Perkins+Will多年来一直位于世界建筑设计前列，2011年ARCHITECT杂誌的美国建筑设计公司排名中Perkins+Will排名第一。公司获得过百项奖项，包括着名的美国建筑师学会建筑企业奖。作为在北美拥有最多LEED（绿色建筑）认可的设计公司，Perkins+Will被认为是可持续发展设计的先行者之一。2010年公司在全美绿色建筑设计公司中排名第一。

Perkins+Will是一所世界性的综合性设计公司，在纽约，芝加哥，旧金山，洛杉矶，西雅图，波士顿，达拉斯，休斯顿，迈亚密，费城，华盛顿，多伦多，渥太华，温哥华，伦敦，上海，杜拜等24个城市设有分所。涉及领域包括建筑，室内，景观，规划，修建，城市设计等。

Lawrence B. Perkins and Philip Will established the firm in 1935. In 1985, Perkins+Will was bought by Dar Al-Handasah, a Lebanese consulting firm.

In 2011, Perkins+Will announced the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification of its 100th sustainable building, marking a key milestone for the firm and for the sustainable design industry.The Vancouver-based Dockside Green Phase Two Balance project marked the firm’s 100th LEED certified building and is tied for the highest scoring LEED building worldwide with its sister project, Dockside Green Phase One.The following represent significant LEED projects at Perkins+Will:

Dockside Green in Victoria, BC is the highest LEED score to date.

Great River Energy in Maple Grove, MN is a LEED Platinum Building that is the first to combine Lake Source Geo-Exchange with displacement ventilation. Also it is one of a handful of projects with an urban wind turbine.

Discovery Health Center – 1st LEED NC Certified ambulatory care facility in the country.

Arlington Free Clinic – 1st LEED CI Gold free health clinic in the country.

Rush University Medical Center, Orthopedic Ambulatory Building – Largest LEED CS Gold healthcare building in the country.

First LEED Certified Target Retail Store.

In the spirit of collectively moving the industry, Perkins+Will has shared its research and developed public tools to help project teams infuse sustainability through the design process including:

The Precautionary List - an online database highlights healthy alternatives to materials that may be harmful for humans and the environment.

The 2030e2 Estimating + Evaluation Tool helps project teams set energy goals for the 2030 Challenge in four basic energy areas: efficiency and conservation, on-site renewable energy, off-site renewable energy and green power.

Launched in 2009, the Perkins+Will Research Journal is a bi-annual peer reviewed journal presenting practice-related research associated with buildings and their environments.

Perkins+Will is a part of Public Architecture’s 1% Solution, committing one percent of the firm’s billable resources to support pro bono initiatives. With Perkins+Will’s size that is equivalent of a 15-person firm working full-time to provide pro bono services to organizations who would otherwise not have such access each year.

Perkins+Will is an integrated design firm serving clients from offices in Atlanta, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Dubai, Dundas, Houston, London, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, New York, Orlando, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Research Triangle Park, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Shanghai, Toronto, Vancouver and Washington, DC.

The firm practices Architecture, Interiors, Branded Environments, Planning + Strategies, Preservation + Adaptive Reuse and Urban Design for clients in the Aviation + Transit, Corporate + Commercial + Civic, Healthcare, Higher Education, K-12 Education, Science + Technology and Sports + Recreation markets.

Shanghai Natural History Museum, Shanghai, China

Boeing International Headquarters, Chicago, Illinois

Chase Tower (Chicago), Chicago, Illinois

The Clare at Water Tower, Chicago, Illinois

Concordia International School Shanghai, Shanghai, China

Crow Island School, Winnetka, Illinois

Lake Forest College, buildings in Middle and South Campus, Lake Forest, Illinois

Duke University Fuqua School of Business, Durham, North Carolina

Florida Atlantic University, Schmidt Biomedical Science Center

Fort Collins High School, Fort Collins, Colorado

GlenOak High School, Plain Township, Ohio

International School of Beijing, Beijing, China

Klaus Advanced Computing Building, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia

Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, Chicago, Illinois

Proviso West High School, Hillside, Illinois

Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center, Chicago, Illinois

Tulane University, Mayer Residences, New Orleans, Louisiana

Tufts University, Granoff Music Center, Boston

University of Agostinho Neto, New Campus Master Plan, Luanda, Angola

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Temple Hoyne Buell Hall, Champaign, Illinois

University of Miami, School of Communication, Miami, Florida

University of Pennsylvania, Biomedical Research Building II, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

University of Southern California, Zilkha Neurogenetic Institute, Los Angeles, California

Antilia, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

235 Van Buren, Chicago, Illinois

University Health System 2012 expansion project, San Antonio, Texas.

Los Angeles United States Court House, Los Angeles, California, new facility

2010 Honor Award for Civic Innovation from the National Building Museum

2009 and 2008 Practice Greenhealth Champion for Change Award

2009 COTE Top 10 Green Projects, Dockside Green and Great River Energy

2008 BusinessWeek and Architectural Record "Good Design is Good Business" Award for Haworth Headquarters

2008 CoreNet Sustainability Leadership Award for Sustainable Development

2008 National Honor Award for Regional and Urban Design from the AIA for Treasure Island Masterplan in San Francisco, California

2008 Certificate of Merit from the AIA Academy of Architecture for Justice, for Dallas South Central Police Station in Dallas, Texas and Fort Worth Police Station in Fort Worth, Texas

2007 National Honor Award for Interior Architecture from the AIA for Haworth Chicago 2004 Showroom

2003 National Honor Award from the AIA for Skybridge at One North Halsted, Chicago, Illinois

1999 Architecture Firm Award from the AIA