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
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The Living Future Institute with Jacob Bloom, LFA
Jacob Bloom, LFA tells us about the Living Future Institute and shares about CambridgeSeven’s commitment to the Living Building Challenge, part of our ongoing focus on the far-reaching implications that our design choices can have on our community and the planet.
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.
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.
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.
How to Preserve Urban Character with Stefanie Greenfield, AIA
Stefanie Greenfield, AIA discusses her design inspirations and why preservation and restoration are ever increasingly important architectural methods.
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!
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 Season of Giving Back
We’re celebrating community this 2020 Holiday Season by giving back to local organizations working for food security.
We always look forward to celebrating the year-end holidays as a CambridgeSeven family in recognition of the hard work and contributions of our entire team. This year, given the extraordinary hardship and challenges facing so many in our community, we’d rather highlight and contribute to the incredible work of two local non-profits that feed and uplift thousands of our neighbors who may not have as much to celebrate this year. Food for Free and The Greater Boston Food Bank are responding to the reality of increased food insecurity experienced by thousands in our community.
Food for Free’s innovative program rescues nearly 2 million pounds of unused food each year that would otherwise go to waste and distributes it to underserved communities that lack easy access to fresh fruit and vegetables. For 40 years, this Cambridge-based organization has tackled short-term hunger, long-term food insecurity and poor nutrition while reducing food waste.
As the largest hunger relief organization in New England, The Greater Boston Food Bank works equally hard to end hunger here in Eastern Massachusetts. Currently feeding more than 142,000 neighbors a month across a variety of outreach programs, they are tirelessly working toward their goal to distribute enough food to provide three healthy meals a day for anyone at risk from food insecurity.
Please join us in donating to either of these organizations or your local food bank and make this a season of celebrating community.
From all of us at CambridgeSeven, we wish everyone a safe, healthy and happy holiday season.