Interpretive Wayfinding
Principal Chris Muskopf, AIA shares how enhanced methods of graphic signage, known as Interpretative Wayfinding, transforms navigation into true engagement within museums, institutions and landscaped environments.
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AIA Today’s Buildings for Tomorrow: Guide to Building Reuse for Climate Action
Our exemplary work on the Foundry 101 has been highlighted in the AIA’s newest resource, which helps architects renovating and adapting existing buildings. Its primary goal is to equip architects with the necessary knowledge to make informed decisions that promote sustainability and resilience while minimizing costs.
Adapting in an Evolving City
President Gary Johnson evaluates early 20th century office buildings and how those buildings can be effectively reused in cities like Boston to accommodate post-COVID needs.
Home for the Holidays: Things to do with loved ones this holiday season in Boston
CambridgeSeven’s (slightly-biased) list of adventures and excursions for you and your loved ones to do this holiday season!
‘Emerging Ecologies’ at MoMA Looks to Architecture’s Past for a Fresh Perspective on a Sustainable Future
Pansy Schulman at Architectural Record” gives an inside look into the Museum of Modern Art’s newest exhibit.
What to Expect from the Massachusetts Energy Code in 2023
The Base and Opt-in Strech Energy Codes are rapidly changing starting this year. Here’s what you can expect for your projects in 2023.
Passive House Explained
Our three in-house Certified Passive House Consultants provide insights to the significant benefits and range of applications of Passive House standards.
Ethical Building Materials
How to support more ethical, equitable, and responsible building supply chains and labor practices.
Developers Lean into High-Efficiency Designs
Banker & Tradesman dives into the new Massachusetts Building Energy code with input from Associate Jacob Bloom, LFA