Perkins + Will's first higher education client was who?

In the current year of 2019, Perkins + Will celebrates how many years of service?

In what year did Perkins + Will become Perkins, Wheeler and Will?

In 1996, Perkins + Will opened what office location?

Which Perkins + Will founder was born an upstate New Yorker?

By the year of 1992, Perkins+Will employed how many employees?

The Pasadena and Santa Monica offices merge to the now Downtown location during what season? Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter?

In 1937, Phil Will designed his own house at 2949 Harrison Street, in what city?

Which Perkins+Will office renovated an old high school, where the current office is housed?

Perkins+Will currently has how many offices around the world?

In what year was Perkins+Will named AIA Firm of the Year?

Where did current office managing director, Eric Aukee receive his Master of Architecture?

Perkins + Will's first new hospital was?

What Perkins+Will project was considered the first significant international project?

The Perkins+Will San Francisco office was opened in what year?

Before merging into the now downtown location of Los Angeles, the firm was hosted in two cities, what were those cities?

Washington's first major project to go out for bids is the 321,000 square foot, four story, main entrance building was for who?

Where was the Perkins+Will first significant international project?

Dwight H. Perkins, Larry Perkins father, established his first firm in what year?

Opening one year a part, which office was opened first, Pasadena or Santa Monica?