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We are happy to announce that this major project was approved by 2/3 of the people at a recent Wilmington town meeting. So, our design for their new Town Hall and School Administration Building will become a reality in the next few years. A rendering of our design.Read More

Our new location is 24 Dane Street, Somerville, MA, 02143 (just up the street from our former office). The new space is in a 1920 industrial building in the Cobble Hill section of Somerville, near Union Square.Read More

We received a 2022 Preservation Award from the Cambridge Historical Commission for our extensive interior rehabilitation of the historic Powder Magazine on Magazine Beach in Cambridge, MA. Originally constructed in 1818, the Magazine is the oldest standing building in the Charles River Basin. First built to store gunpowder for public and private use, the walls...Read More

Here are the winners of our Karla S. Johnson Memorial Scholarship — a one-time award for a disadvantaged woman who is currently enrolled in her final year of an accredited professional degree program of architecture (BArch or MArch) at an American college or university, within the USA.  Hiu Ching (Cherry) Lee Ms. Lee is a Bachelor...Read More

Here is a new, short video about the Essex Public Safety complex we completed in 2021.Read More

Here are some new drone shots of progress on the new Greenfield Public Library. The roof is now tight, most windows are in (1/3 are glazed at the upper floor). Drywall as been started on some of the walls. Air and vapor barrier is complete (which shows gray where the brick will go). The pale...Read More

We are proud to be working with the Cambridge Fire Department to design and build a new training structure for them.  It will be a 3-story, modular fire training structure with reconfigurable interior maze walls, and a practice confined-space hatch.  There will be a smoke distribution system consisting of a PVC pipe running vertically inside...Read More

Here’s a video of the new Reuben Hoar Library in Littleton, MA.Read More