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
200 State Street
Suite 805
Boston, MA 02109
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
Creating Healthcare Campus Master Plans That Allow Movement and Respite
In a recent Healthcare Facilities Today article, Principal Andre Kamili, AIA, LEED AP, explores how healthcare campus planning can do more than accommodate future growth. Thoughtful master plans can shape how patients, families, staff, and visitors experience a...
Mass Timber+: What Today’s Projects Mean for Tomorrow’s Market
The Mid-Atlantic has emerged as one of North America’s most active regions for mass timber, with universities, cultural institutions, and mission-driven owners leading the way. While these projects vary in size and purpose, they share...
Shepley Bulfinch Featured in Traditional Building’s “Lines of Succession”
How architecture firms prepare the next generation of leaders has become an increasingly important conversation across the profession. In Traditional Building’s feature article, “Lines of Succession,” Angela Watson, FAIA, LEED AP, President and CEO, shares insights on...
Medical Construction & Design: Specifying for Health
Associate Principal Katherine Chappelle, IIDA, EDAC, and Senior Interior Designer, Associate Anna Mancini, IIDA, NCIDQ, LEED AP, shared the intricacies that come with designing the interiors of healthcare spaces with Medical Construction & Design.Boston Children's...
Zero Elbow Room: Planning Considerations for Tight Medical Campus
by Andre Kamili, AIA, LEED APMany academic medical campuses have been around close to a century (if not more). Over time, these campuses have grown and now fill every available site. Fast forward to today, expanding in one of these tight,...
Phased Renovations: 10 Strategies for Transforming Libraries Without Pressing Pause
by Kelly Kapinsky, AIA, LEED AP, and Kalyn Pavlinic, NCIDQ, LEED AP, IIDAYou need a new library, but you can’t close your doors. Good news: large-scale library renovations rarely happen all at once anymore. With limited funding, evolving...