Covid, Climate, & Resilience
As designers of schools, multi-family housing and health facilities, we are increasingly mindful of lessons we are learning from the Covid-19 pandemic about healthy building environments. A recent AIA article, […]
Category Archives: sustainable design
Earth Day 2020: Creating a Family Garden
Guest blogger, Marylee Mercy, is a Staff Architect and Awesome Mom! She shares her garden project instructions, supply list, and why having a family garden was so important to her […]
Double Duty: Designing a Canopy for Shelter & Learning
We believe that architects have the ability to enhance and accentuate a building’s relationship to the natural environment through large and small design features. When we design schools, we look […]
E+ Highland Gains Zoning Board Approval
The Zoning Board of Appeals for the City of Boston approved plans for our E+ Highland multi-family project. Working with Rees-Larkin Devlopment the 4-story co-op building will have 23 units. […]
Bring on 2019!
Now that we are several weeks into 2019 it’s important to look back upon the accomplishments at Studio G in 2018! From projects and awards to individual licensure, we celebrate […]
Obtaining Net Zero Carbon Goals
Architecture 2030 and the International Living Future Institute have recently released independent programs to promote Net Zero Carbon in buildings, which is a critical step in reducing greenhouse gas emissions […]
Engaging Residents: Building Science 101
As part of an interview process for a 153-unit renovation project for the Cambridge Housing Authority, Studio G was excited to demonstrate our project experience, explain our design process, and […]
