Corgan—Hugo
Shaping the Future with Purposeful Design
Where curiosity becomes real-world impact
There’s no better way to anticipate the future than to create it yourself. Hugo, Corgan’s research and innovation team, is a space where moonshot ideas can not only be imagined but put into action. Taking a data-driven approach, we examine today to design for tomorrow, looking toward the future innovations that will reshape our industries, impact our experiences, and change the way we design. From applied research to design sprints to investigatory publications like the Curiosity Report, Hugo pioneers understanding the user experience, testing new construction methodologies, exploring the future of design, and more.
- ESPcrete - Curiosity in Design Fellowship Research
- Understanding Mass Timber Emissions
- Residency Reshaped
- The Hybrid Report
- Designing with Mass Timber
Due to increased interest in our experiential journey optimization research, we are now offering Experiential Optimization service to clients across sector types from airports to offices.
By merging the tried-and-true design abilities Corgan is known for with forward-looking innovation, Hugo provides a platform for us to explore, experiment, and design alongside experts and innovators from various industries. Our work enables Corgan to break into new markets by designing emerging architectural typologies such as skyports, spaceports, urban vertical farms, and mobile data centers to reimagine best practices for our existing markets and the broader design industry.
We invite you to explore our work and imagine “what if...”
Corgan—Hugo Contact
Design Stories, ResearchSpaceports: Space Medicine and Beyond
ResearchWorkforce Blurred: Upskilling for a New Era
ResearchThe 2021 Curiosity Report: Perspectives on Innovation
Design Stories, ResearchOlfactory Architecture™
ResearchAirports Adapt: The Social Paradigm Shift in Terminal Design
ResearchThe 2020 Curiosity Report: Emerging Technologies for a New Decade
Design Stories, ResearchLessons from Teachers: How School Design Can Attract and Keep Teachers
ResearchLessons from Teachers: How Classroom Design Impacts Teachers