Traditional Building Magazine - November 8, 2021

Williams Inn by CambridgeSeven

Traditional Building Magazine delves into the design features of the Williams Inn hotel in Williamstown, designed by CambridgeSeven.

NEREJ - November 5, 2021

CambridgeSeven designs $25m reno. for Basketball Hall of Fame

The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame recently reopened with an all-new visitor experience and reimagined museum designed by CambridgeSeven architecture and exhibit design firm

Boston Real Estate Times - November 4, 2021

Resilience Hub Pavilion Designed by Boston’s CambridgeSeven Hosts Global Climate Programs 24/7

CambridgeSeven-designed Resilience Hub at COP26 is bustling with activity in person and virtually.

The Architect's Newspaper - November 1, 2021

COP26 kicks off in Glasgow with talks, exhibitions, and a CambridgeSeven-designed Resilience Hub

The US pavilion and Resilience Hub designed by CambridgeSeven for the Atlantic Council is taking an active role at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow.

Boston Real Estate Times - October 21, 2021

CambridgeSeven Wins MEED Award for College of Life Sciences

CambridgeSeven Awarded “Education Project of the Year” In Middle East’s Largest Infrastructure Awards Program

Boston Real Estate Times - September 20, 2021

CambridgeSeven Revitalizes Brookline Crossing With First All-Glass Tower

Boston Real Estate Times highlights the excitement of the firm, town, and developer on the revolutionary Hilton Garden Inn hotel in Brookline.

Boston Business Journal - September 22, 2021

Developer Proposes ‘Grand Portal’ Connecting Greenway and Faneuil Hall

CambridgeSeven is working with Gazit Horizons to transform Marketplace Center into a bustling commercial hub

Robb Report - August 17, 2021

First Look: Inside Four Seasons’s First-Ever Hotel in New Orleans

The Robb Report got the first glimpse into NOLA’s newest luxury hotel – The Four Seasons designed by CambridgeSeven

Pathways to Low Carbon in Somerville

Associate Jacob Bloom discusses the Zero Carbon Certification from International Living Future Institute

NBCBoston - August 18, 2021

Design Secrets the MBTA Uses to Keep You on Track

Colors, map design and even gaps in stairs were considered to help both out-of-towners and locals find their way through the system

BBC - Future Planet - July 27th, 2021

Why We Should Build For Wildlife as well as People

From green roofs to bee bricks and hedgehog drawers, there are plenty of ways to make sterile buildings more accommodating to nature.

WPBF News - July 16, 2021

Florida Oceanographic Society unveils new Ocean EcoCenter

The Florida Oceanographic Society’s Ocean EcoCenter features exhibits designed by CambridgeSeven that promote environmental stewardship and conservation.

The Barnstable Patriot - June 23, 2021

Installation of ‘Expedition Blue’ Waypoints Underway on Cape Cod

Cape Cod Chamber installs interpretive structures educating visitors about the region’s unique connection to water, coastal resources.

The Architect's Newspaper - June 22,2021

Edward Durell Stone’s Only New Orleans Tower Gets a New Lease on Life

CambridgeSeven’s dramatic renovation of this historic New Orleans tower is about to be unveiled.

Boston Real Estate Times - June 1, 2021

Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Hosts Ribbon Cutting Following Renovation

The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony following its $25+ million museum refurbishment which launched in 2017 and designed by CambridgeSeven.

Mahoning Matters - May 15, 2021

Reopening of OH WOW! Children’s Center has Visitors Walking on Clouds

CambridgeSeven redesigned the entrance and street presence of the popular OH WOW Children’s Center, which celebrated its reopening this weekend.

Boston Real Estate Times - May 13, 2021

The Noannet Group, Consigli Construction and CambridgeSeven Top Off Cambria Somerville-Cambridge

The team celebrated the placement of the final steel beam on Cambria Somerville-Cambridge, an upscale hotel slated to open in 2022.

NEREJ - May 7, 2021

Brookline Hilton Garden Inn Team Celebrates Ribbon Cutting

Claremont marks opening of Hilton Garden Inn with ribbon cutting – 10-story, 174-room hotel designed by CambridgeSeven and built by Callahan

Boston Real Estate Times - April 6, 2021

CambridgeSeven Celebrates the Opening of the Hilton Garden Inn in Brookline

The iconic property marks a momentous transformation of a significant crossroads connecting Brookline Avenue, Route 9 and parts of the Emerald Necklace.

Boston Common - April 1, 2021

Tidal Shift: The Architect featuring Justin Crane, AIA

Boston Common featured Associate Principal Justin Crane, AIA, as a local creative making waves in the field of architecture.

Buildings.com - March 25, 2021

Dining Room Experiences and the Future of Travel

Gary Johnson, AIA provides insights into how the future of travel restaurants can evolve after COVID-19 to provide unique guest experiences.

Danielle McDonough Receives AIA Young Architects Award

Senior Associate Danielle McDonough, AIA, LEED AP BD+C is a recipient of the prestigious AIA Young Architects Award!

Banker & Tradesman - February 22, 2021

Advancements in Technology for the Design and Construction Industry

Timothy Mansfield, AIA, shares his insights on recent technology trends for architecture including AI, parametric design, and robotic fabrication.

CambridgeSeven 2021 Promotions

CambridgeSeven is proud to announce promotions for seven employees this year.

The Times Picayune - Nov. 11, 2020

What the Four Seasons’ opening means to New Orleans: a key milestone in its recovery

A New Orleans landmark skyscraper is set for a spring unveiling as a top-of-the-line Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences.

Community First – Boston Common Magazine

CambridgeSeven President and CEO, Gary Johnson, AIA was recognized for charitable initiatives, along with four other influential local leaders.

nola.com - Oct. 28, 2020

How would Drew Brees’ ‘baller’ condo at the Four Seasons Hotel look? Get a sneak preview

Get a sneak preview of the luxurious condos at the new Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences, New Orleans.

Medium - July 8, 2020

Conservancy announces Dalton Discovery Center expansion, adding new interactive exhibits, galleries

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida has announced a monumental $4.5 million renovation and expansion of its Susan and William Dalton Discovery Center, which will add new interactive exhibits and galleries exploring areas of critical importance to the region.

Banker and Tradesman - June 28, 2020

Putting a Damper on Movement at One Dalton

Boston’s newest high-rise was designed to sway slowly in the wind like a tree, but its residents would never know that.

arkitekten. - June 16, 2020

Despite Closed Construction, American Architects are Working On

CambridgeSeven President, Gary Johnson, spoke with a Swedish journalist, Linda Marlevi, about current projects under construction, including Brookline’s Hilton Garden Inn, and how the firm and the industry are adapting to COVID-19.

The Cambridge Chronicle - June 15, 2020

Cambridge student receives scholarship from CambridgeSeven

Third annual CambridgeSeven STEAM scholarship recipient is first in her family to attend college and plans to study computer science at UMass Boston.

The Barnstable Patriot - June 3, 2020

Hyannis Harbor to be part of 2021 Blue Economy exhibition

CambridgeSeven’s innovative design for a network of sites on Cape Cod focused on promoting and teaching about the region’s Blue Economy is featured in this story.

The Boston Globe - May 22, 2020

Boston museums may reopen soon, but will the experience be ‘diminished’?

CambridgeSeven principal, Peter Kuttner, FAIA, talks to Boston Globe writer Murray Whyte about the importance of single-path circulation for helping museums develop reopening plans.

ENR Texas and Louisiana - March 30, 2020

Four Seasons Project Defies Hurdles, Decades of Delays

An in-depth discussion of the design and engineering challenges overcome by the project team in transforming this unlikely former office building into the luxury Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences on the New Orleans riverfront.

CambridgeSeven News - March 30, 2020

COVID-19 Update

An update from CambridgeSeven on the firm’s response to COVID-19.

CambridgeSeven News - March 16, 2020

CambridgeSeven and COVID-19

A message from CambridgeSeven President, Gary Johnson, about the firm’s response to COVID-19.

CambridgeSeven News - March 02, 2020

“Fractured Light” opens at the Paul Dietrich Gallery

Artist Michele Poirier-Mozzone talks about her influences and her process in this pre-show interview.

Harrison Greenberg Foundation - February 1, 2020

The House on the Pier

CambridgeSeven’s Peter Sollogub, the creative force behind the Roundhouse restoration, tells the story behind the creative process for renewing this community gem in a moving video produced by the Harrison Greenberg Foundation.

Banker & Tradesman - February 10, 2020

Restoration of Cambridge’s Foundry Preserves Important Stories, Unlocks New Futures

Justin Crane, AIA, Associate Principal, was invited to write to about how the transformation of this extraordinary building is a model for reuse and civic engagement.

CambridgeSeven News - January 10, 2020

CambridgeSeven 2020 Promotions

CambridgeSeven is proud to announce promotions for seven employees at the start of 2020.

Metal Architecture - January 2, 2020

Sustainable Shift

Sustainable materials played a significant role in the design of the Pulichino Tong Business Center at UMass Lowell, as this feature in Metal Architecture details.

Cambridge Chronicle - October 4, 2019

“We’re on the Right Track:” Cambridge unveils updated plans, timeline for Foundry Building

Cambridge Chronicle outlines CambridgeSeven’s community presentation and design for The Foundry, a STEAM-focused community space in historic iron foundry building.

Bloomberg - September 18, 2018

Visiting Colleges? There Era of Staying in a Sad Hotel is Over.

Bloomberg Pursuits explored the concept of hospitality on campus with Gary Johnson and Stefanie Greenfield, whose extensive knowledge in this category is quoted throughout the article. The Williams Inn at Williams College and the Hanover Inn at Dartmouth College, both CambridgeSeven projects, were celebrated and referenced in this piece.

The Berkshire Eagle - August 15, 2019

Check-in time arrives for new Williams Inn

Feature story on the opening of the Williams Inn located on the Williams College campus in Williamstown, MA. The opening of the Berkshires’ newest property marks the second project the firm has completed for the college, the first being the Williams College Bookstore, which opened in 2017.

Boston Magazine - August 8, 2019

New Hotels for Getaways by the Ocean, in the Country, and in Beacon Hill

CambridgeSeven’s newest project in the Berkshires, the Williams Inn, designed to mimic and champion its quintessential New England surroundings, was included in Boston Magazine’s roundup of new hotels for the perfect getaway.

Banker & Tradesman - July 28, 2019

Hospitality Designs Influence Office and Academic Projects

Guest article penned by CambridgeSeven Principal, Stefanie Greenfield, on how hospitality design influences both office and academic projects.

Boston Globe - June 14, 2019

One Dalton, Boston’s commanding new skyscraper, conjures architectural magic

Globe architecture critic, Robert Campbell, reviews the firm’s Four Seasons Hotel & Residences, One Dalton project highlighting its architectural magic.

The Improper Bostonian - April 19, 2019

Tall Story

CambridgeSeven Principal and President, Gary Johnson, sits down with The Improper Bostonian to discuss his work on One Dalton alongside Pei Cobb Freed.

Wallpaper Magazine - March 1, 2019

Building blocks: new structures around the globe in 2019

The firms Ministry of Education Headquarters project, located in Kuwait, included in a roundup of new and unique structures cropping up across that world that are considered the pillars of our societies.

Boston Globe - January 31, 2019

WBUR unveils new space for the city

Boston NPR affiliate WBUR, which says it’s home to the city’s largest radio newsroom, is opening a new convention location, CitySpace.

KTLA5 - November 5, 2018

Newly Renovated Aquarium Reopens in Manhattan Beach

KTLA news reporter, Gayle Anderson, visits the newly renovated Roundhouse Aquarium, conducted by CambridgeSeven, as part of the network’s “Something For The Summer” series.

DIGMB - November 5, 2018

‘Crown Jewel Of Manhattan Beach’ Re-Opens In Emotional Ceremony

Feature story on the grand re-opening of the Roundhouse Aquarium in Manhattan Beach, CA which credits CambridgeSeven with the redesign of the space.

The Times Record - November 1, 2018 

Green movement grows brighter on campuses in Maine

Feature story highlighting the firm’s role in helping Bowdoin College take on climate change with their design on the new, environmentally-smart Roux Center for the Environment.