Studio G Field Trip – Gardner Museum
The Studio G Team recently visited the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s new addition, designed by prize-winning architect Renzo Piano. The $118 million project opened in January 2012 and includes new […]
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Design Matters: Learning Environments
Classroom @ Sturgis Charter Public School designed by Studio G Architects As architects, we believe that design can have a strong impact on student learning, productivity and overall well-being. So […]
Back to Basics: Passive Solar Design
At Studio G, we believe green design is more than a rating system, a gimmick or an afterthought. We often use the term ‘fundamental green’ to describe our approach to […]
Taking Vertical Farming to New Heights
The world’s first commercial vertical farm recently opened in Singapore, ushering in a new era of urban agriculture. The small South East Asian country currently grows less than 10% of […]
Location Efficiency and Housing Type – Boiling it Down to BTUs
We came across an article from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) touting multi-family, location-efficient projects as the most energy efficient form of housing. According to the EPA study, “The most […]
3-D Solar @ MIT
For an MIT alum, I’m not very tech-y (true of many of us from architecture), but I love Technology Review, which always reports on cool MIT-related projects. Here’s one I […]
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