This five-person, Boston-based firm is interested in "figure—both in the sense of architectural form and the bodies that choreograph and inhabit it."
"We forget that our designs either enhance the vitality and resilience of nature and the support system for human life, or they don’t."
"As professionals who care about and design the public realm, we should represent the concerns of the public—whether we are functioning as designers, administrators, or advocates."
"It was always our hope to create a place for people to build careers doing mission-based work, and we are proud to be building the largest, most diverse nonprofit architecture and design firm in the world."
