Concept Design for Roxbury Sustainable Housing
Studio G’s concept design for an urban site in Roxbury mediates between a former industrial site and an historic residential neighborhood. The 4-story, 36,000SF building has 24 relatively compact […]
Category Archives: sustainable design
Raising the Bar – Achieving Performance and Affordability in Highland Park
When presented with an aspirational program for housing, we can’t help but get excited. Recently Studio G Architects partnered with Rees-Larkin Development to create an ambitious developer response for Parcels […]
Reducing Cost and Improving Efficiency with New Solar Cells
At Studio G, we’re working with a number of our clients to plan for and include photovoltaic systems on their projects. We came across this article recently with some good […]
Multi-Family Passive Housing Comes to New England
The Bostonomix story from NE News Collaborative on multi-family passive housing highlighted two regional projects meeting Passive House standards. It reflects a larger trend in pushing energy efficient design in […]
Affordable Senior Housing Proposed in Mattapan
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 […]
Global Design Research: 21st Century Schools in Finland & Singapore
During his time at Studio G, Alex Siekierski was awarded the 2014 John Worthington Ames Award from the Boston Architectural College, which allowed him to travel abroad and research cutting edge 21st century […]
270 Centre
All 30 apartments at 270 Centre Street, a new mixed-use building in Jamaica Plain, are fully occupied. Developed by the Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation and designed by […]
