William McDonough is a globally recognized brand in sustainable development, offering a diverse array of international projects from their design studio in Charlottesville, Virginia. Founded in New York in 1981 by William McDonough himself, the brand relocated to Virginia in 1994 when McDonough became Dean of the School of Architecture at the University of Virginia. The firm's architects work closely with McDonough to bring his visionary design concepts to life, considering the long-term consequences of their work.

For over 30 years, William McDonough + Partners (WM+P) has been at the forefront of green architecture and Circular Economy movements. Their pioneering work includes designing the first green office in New York, planting trees to offset carbon footprint, guiding the design of the World's Fair, and co-authoring seminal texts on sustainability and Circular Economy. They have designed sustainable headquarters for major companies like Gap Inc and Nike, as well as innovative buildings for universities and organizations like NASA and Dropbox.

With their visionary leadership and commitment to sustainable design, WM+P continues to create architecture that considers environmental impact and promotes a circular economy. Their work has earned recognition and awards, and their founder, William McDonough, is celebrated as one of the world's 50 greatest leaders in sustainable architecture and Circular Economy design