Articles Tagged with ''Massachusetts''

Kennedy & Violich Architecture Sculpture Studio and Barn Project Portfolio

March 19, 2010

Project Specs Sculpture Studio and Barn Massachusetts Kennedy & Violich Architecture << Return to article the People Architect the Products Exterior cladding

Mattapan Branch, Boston Public Library

October 1, 2009

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The Mattapan Branch of the Boston Public Library was designed to honor the mayor’s initiative to bring important civic buildings to Boston’s diverse neighborhoods.

Community Rowing Boathouse by Anmahian Winton Architects

Boston

Beth Broome

October 1, 2009

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Anmahian Winton Architects' sleek, unorthodox facility on the Charles River in Boston puts a face to a name for a public rowing club.

Alpers - Jannetta Residence

Dover, Massachusetts

Ingrid Spencer

September 1, 2009

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“I had my second home built,” says anesthesiologist Jim Alpers, “and it just happens to be attached to my first house.”

The Achilles Project

Retail, restaurant, bar, and even art gallery come together in this adaptable project.

September 1, 2008

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The Achilles Project is a chic fusion of fashion, art, food, and music.

Stix Restaurant

In Boston’s Back Bay, 3SIX0 developed a design that lets stix restaurant transform itself from one kind of space into another.

Clifford A. Pearson

September 1, 2008

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Bardt and Leski, partners in the Providence firm 3SIX0, both teach at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and explore ideas by making models—wire frame, paper, cardboard, wood, you name it—and mock-ups at various scales.

Harvard University New College Theatre

A historic building is renovated into a modern theater for Harvard students.

July 1, 2008

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Harvard University recently acquired the 1887 Hasty Pudding Club building, formerly owned by the oldest society at Harvard, a secret society that transitioned into a theatrical group by the 1840s.

VH R-10 gHouse

Pushing the envelope: Darren Petrucci reinvents the vacation guesthouse with the VH R-10 gHouse on Martha's Vineyard.

Beth Broome

April 1, 2008

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Restrictive zoning, rather than necessity, is often the mother of architectural invention. Made to withstand the harsh winters of Martha’s Vineyard while treading lightly on the island, the VH R-10 gHouse, designed by architect Darren Petrucci, AIA, was so profoundly shaped by local restrictions that it adopted the zoning district—R-10—as part of its name.

VH r-10 gHouse by Darren Petrucci: Project Specs

April 1, 2008

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Project Specs for VH r-10 gHouse by Darren Petrucci

Franco Residence - House of the Month -

Ingrid Spencer

February 19, 2008

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Project Specs Franco Residence South Dartmouth, Massachusetts Stern McCafferty Architecture and Interiors << Return to article the People Architect Stern McCafferty Architecture and Interiors 46 Waltham Street, Suite 4A Boston, MA 02118 617 338 1125 617 338 1127 (fax) www.sternmccafferty.com David Stern, AIA, partner in charge Diane McCafferty Architect of record, if applicable: Same Engineer(s): Structural: Reginald Roome, Roome Guarracino, Somerville, MA rgeng.com Civil: Prime Engineering, Lakeville, MA Primeengineering.org Consultant(s) Landscape: Greg Lombardi, Lombardi Desgin, Cambridge, MA lombardidesign.com Lighting: Josh Sladen, Sladen Feinstein, Boston, MA sladenfeinstein.com Photographer(s:) Christine Gaspar gasparagus@yahoo.com the Products Structural system: Wood Truss Joist system, concrete

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