Utile worked with The Possible Zone (TPZ) to transform a 36,000 SF building into an innovative hub designed for entrepreneurship and work-based learning. This transformation supports TPZ’s mission to equip Boston high school students with social-emotional learning, technical skills, professional identities, and essential networks for future success.
In the quiet cul-de-sac of Fort Hill, Roxbury, Fort Hill Cottage stands as a thoughtful blend of history and renewal. Designed by Aamodt / Plumb Architects, this 2,000-square-foot home replaces an abandoned structure, symbolizing a fresh start for its owner. The design respects the past while embracing modern sensibilities, offering a tranquil space for living, reflection, and healing.
GrubStreet’s Center for Creative Writing is shaped to enable the nonprofit’s mission to “ensure writers of all backgrounds… share their stories” and act as a storytelling device itself, expressing the group’s creative, rigorous, and inclusive spirit.
Beacon Courtyard TH is a six-story, late 19th-century townhouse in Boston’s historic Back Bay neighborhood. The residence received a complete infrastructure and aesthetic upgrade
The first of two Merge housing projects referred to by their location on Condor Street, this project might be more aptly described as an albatross: a problem of development pressures and site demands solved through subtle formal and material strategies.
Oblique Figures inherits an empty cubic space and inserts a stair as a fulcrum, pivoting new spatial and perceptual relationships around a central, curving figure.
Mintz selected Elkus Manfredi Architects to create the new design for its flagship office at One Financial Center in Boston, which has been the firm’s home since 1984.
Located in a former automotive garage in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood, Samuels & Associates’ new headquarters exemplifies urban adaptive re-use.
