So, you want to get to know an architecture and design firm in Hartford, Connecticut?
Shepley Bulfinch is a woman-led architecture and design firm celebrating 150 years.
We’re a hybrid practice, and our Hartford Studio is our common ground to connect with teams, partners, and communities.
Our Hartford Studio opened in 2019 to support our growing client list in Connecticut. In the years since, we’ve continued to excel in the design of pediatric hospitals, academic medical centers, laboratories, science and technology buildings, libraries, and student life projects.
Shepley Bulfinch Hartford Studio
100 Allyn Street
Floor 4
Hartford, CT 06103
860 422 4243
Meet The Finches
Derek Noble, AIA, LEED AP
Principal, VP of Marketing + BD
David Whitehill, AIA
Principal
Liz Normand, AIA, ACHA
Senior Architect, Associate
Rebeccah Eldridge, AIA, LEED AP
Senior Architect, Associate
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Bloomberg Student Center Earns ENR East Award of Merit
The Bloomberg Student Center at Johns Hopkins University has received an Award of Merit in the Higher Education/Research category as part of the 2026 ENR East Projects Awards. Presented by Engineering News-Record (ENR), the annual program...
Delve: The Future of Wellness in Healthcare Design
In the October 2026 issue of Delve, Senior Interior Designer, Associate Scott Steffes, IIDA, NCIDQ, LEED GA, challenges the industry to rethink what wellness means in healthcare environments. In his article,“More Than Well: From Basics to...
The Power of Participation: Supporting the Organizations That Move Our Industry Forward
by Heather GentiliAt our firm, we are committed to making a meaningful impact not just through our projects, but also by taking on leadership roles within our industry. Our active volunteer efforts reflect our dedication to driving...
Healthcare Design Conference: Building Together
Join Consulting Principal Jennifer Aliber, FAIA, FACHA, LEED AP, Senior Architect, Senior Associate Jane Galli, AIA, LEED AP, at the Healthcare Design Conference.Through a workshop-style session, Jane will help participants to examine how...
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,...
The Architect’s Newspaper: Studio Visit
The Architect's Newspaper stopped by for a Studio Visit and shared their findings in the July/August 2026 edition of the paper.Change, both architecturally and operationally, is built into the DNA of the firm ... it's not beholden to any...