What does it mean to design in the “public interest”? At Studio G Architects’ our vision of building sustainable communities encompasses environmental, economic and social sustainability. We believe architects have […]
On January 15, 1919 Boston experienced one of the most significant events in its history, The Great Molasses Flood. Gail Sullivan, our founding principal reflects, “The Molasses Flood in Boston’s […]
There hasn’t been any new affordable senior housing in Boston funded in many years. That’s about to change. Studio G Architects has teamed up with Greater Boston Nazarene Compassionate Center […]
Over a hundred people attended People Before Highways on May 22nd at Roxbury Community College, a reunion of activists who stopped multiple highways from destroying Roxbury, Boston’s South End, Jamaica […]
The city of Boston has been proactively identifying solutions and ideas to address climate change, housing & transit issues, and improve the lives of its residents. So how does the […]
