Design was still finding its place in the world when Walter Dorwin Teague founded the company 100 years ago. The company’s founding principles were simple: beauty, utility, and human dignity should be inseparable from progress. Industrial innovation has often been indifferent to the lives of humans, but Teague forged a bridge between invention and life.
Over our ten decades in design, we’ve watched aircraft connect us across the world, rockets take us to the stars, and intelligent technology become a part of our everyday lives.
We designed alongside the innovators who made these leaps forward. We partnered with pioneers of industry who dared to see the world not as it is, but as it could be. Through design, we helped create futures worth choosing. That work is never finished.
Today, new frontiers are taking shape, but the same challenges endure. Technology continues to advance faster than society’s ability to understand and adapt. Artificial intelligence, robotics, and other emerging technologies introduce new risks and challenges. But they also come with extraordinary opportunities to define what comes next.
The next 100 years begin now. The urgencies of our time call attention to the work ahead. We are ready for this endeavor, turning complexity into clarity and continuing to build bridges between invention and life.