Boston Business Journal Explores Shepley Bulfinch’s New Boston Studio
The Boston Business Journal recently profiled Shepley Bulfinch as we prepare to open a new downtown Boston studio and advance several high‑profile projects across the region. The feature highlights our continued influence on the city’s architectural landscape and its evolving approach to workplace culture.
Shepley Bulfinch’s New Boston Studio. Rendering © Shepley Bulfinch.
A New Studio Rooted in Legacy
In the article, the BBJ reports on Shepley Bulfinch’s upcoming move to 200 State Street, where the firm will open an 11,000‑sf studio designed to reflect the firm’s history, housing archival materials dating back to founder Henry Hobson Richardson, underscoring our deep architectural lineage.
Major Healthcare and Academic Projects in Focus
The BBJ also highlights the firm’s progress on the Adams Neuroscience Center for Yale New Haven Health, calling attention to the project’s complexity, including 27 enabling projects completed within an active hospital environment. Additional coverage includes ongoing work at Boston Children’s Hospital and the recently approved Catholic Archive Building at Boston College, reinforcing the firm’s leadership in healthcare, education, and research design.
Evolving Workplace Culture
Beyond project updates, the article examines Shepley Bulfinch’s flexible workplace model, noting our no required office days, self‑managed time‑off policy, and a remote workforce now comparable in size to its second‑largest physical studio, shifts that are part of our firm’s broader effort to create an equitable, adaptable environment for designers across our studios.
Emily Hooper
Senior Brand + Communications Manager
Emily leads brand and communications strategies across six physical and virtual studios.