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 […]
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 […]
Construction is marching on at the new Atlantis Charter School, in Fall River, MA. Late February is the move in date for this new 95,000 K-12 school. The facade features […]
Studio G’s Boston Prep team is excited to see the students and faculty settling into their new home and reaping the benefits of having a building designed just for them! […]
Designing a façade is a process that involves many iterations and a flow of ideas – adding, subtracting, refining, and blending. The design is influenced by site history, landscape forms, proportion, […]
Welcome to Studio G’s Article Roundup blog series where we share what our team is reading. For those who prefer to listen and learn during your commutes or while on […]
Studio G’s Keihly Moore was one of twelve designers that came together for the Boston Society of Landscape Architects first Technical Assistance Panel (TAP) that looked at Chelsea Square in […]
Since it’s our 25th anniversary year we want to celebrate each of the people who make a difference every day at our firm. Each spotlight will give greater insight into […]
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 […]
