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 […]
We are very happy to share some news about our talented Studio G Staff! As part of our commitment to cultivating leadership and developing skills within the office, four of […]
Thanks to Shirley Leung of the Globe and architect Alex Krieger for bringing a laser focus on Dry Dock 4’s opportunity for public space. Krieger’s proposal for a park with […]
Kensington Investment Company, with Studio G Architects as Project Architect, plans to transform the abandoned Radius Hospital site in Roxbury into a vibrant, super-sustainable mixed use community with 300 apartments, […]
Studio G is thrilled to be the project architect for the 45 Townsend Street Development in Roxbury. The proposed project includes 322 units, a co-working space, a neighborhood cafe and […]
Studio G was glad to facilitate an engaging discussion around development in the Greater Ashmont Main Streets District. Approximately 70 residents attended the Dot Ave Visioning Session and shared their […]
It is great to see another voice pushing for outdoor environments for children that allow exploration, adventure and challenge. Check out CityLab’s article “Can We Bring Back Riskier Playgrounds?” about […]
