So, you want to get to know an architecture and design firm in Boston, Massachusetts?
Shepley Bulfinch is a woman-led architecture and design firm celebrating 150 years.
We’re a hybrid practice, and our Boston Studio is our common ground to connect with teams, partners, and communities.
We broke ground on our first Boston project with the city’s iconic Trinity Church in 1874. In the years since, we’ve excelled in the design of pediatric hospitals, academic medical centers, laboratories, science and technology buildings, libraries, and student life projects.
Shepley Bulfinch Boston Studio
99 Chauncy Street
4th Floor
Boston, MA 02111
617 423 1700
See Some of Our Featured Boston Projects
Meet The Finches
Amanda Vigneau, IIDA, LEED AP
Director, Interior Designer
Bob Mohr, AIA, NOMA
Principal, Architect
Jason Costello, AIA
Principal, Architect
Andre Kamili, AIA
Principal, Architect
Read Some of our Local Thought Leadership
Reflections and Learning: 2025 Summer Intern Teachout
by Spencer Smith As summer winds down, our 2025 class of summer design interns closed out their experience with a series of teachout presentations. These sessions offered a glimpse into the diverse experiences, projects, and personal...
AIAU: Unlocking Challenges
Join Principal Jason Costello, AIA, LEED AP, for the webinar "Unlocking Challenges: Understanding Codes for Doors and Door Hardware in Health Care Environments." Tailored to architects and ermerging professsionals in healtcare...
The Architect’s Newspaper: Luke Voiland named managing principal
The Architect's Newspaper highlighted the elevation of Luke Voiland, AIA, LEED AP, to managing principal of Shepley Bulfinch.In this role, Luke will oversee both practice and market strategy nationally for the firm. Learn more about this...
Breathing New Life into Brutalist Libraries
by Bob Mohr, AIA, LEED AP The Harvard Innovation Lab in Allston, MA is a renovation of a 1965 Brutalist design by Hugh Stubbins. Photo © Shepley Bulfinch. Thanks to modern conservation efforts and popularization via media like the Oscar...
Building Design+Construction: Collaborative Design Approach Feature
Building Design+Construction shared an article by Principal Uma Ramanathan, FAIA, LEED AP. Uma details how our collabortive approach to healthcare design improves outcomes for patients, families, and healthcare workers. By engaging...
Designing for Feedback: How Occupancy Evaluations Shape Better Spaces
by Andrea Hardy, AIA, EDAC, and Natalie Shutt-Banks, AIA Recently, Natalie and I delivered an informative presentation titled “Developing a Qualitative Occupancy Survey That Is Applicable Across Project Types” at the EDRA56 Conference that...