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Elevating Care for Mental Health

Elevating Care for Mental Health

by Cathleen Lange, AIA, LEED APAs designers, we’re enabling a critical shift in the perception and treatment of behavioral health. Mental illnesses affect tens of millions of people each year in the U.S., yet according to estimates, only half of the people with mental...

Cultivating Joy in Pediatrics

Cultivating Joy in Pediatrics

by Kelsi Schwede, AIA, LEED GABanner University’s Diamond Children’s Play Zone is an innovative pediatric care space designed to support patients from 18-months to 18-years. Designed to extend the hospital’s Child Life Programs, this multi-sensory, interactive...

A Legacy of Design Innovation in Phoenix

A Legacy of Design Innovation in Phoenix

by Pete Rasmussen, AIA, LFAFor 150 years, Shepley Bulfinch has countered the status quo with forward-thinking buildings and spaces inspired by living, learning, and healing. In this adventure, we explore our impact on some of the iconic and significant buildings that...

Enhancing Student Wellbeing Through Thoughtful Campus Design

Enhancing Student Wellbeing Through Thoughtful Campus Design

by Derek Noble, AIA, LEED APUniversity of Massachusetts, Amherst Student Union Renovation in Amherst, MA. Photo by Raj Das.In the post-pandemic world, the importance of student wellbeing has never been more pronounced. With the partnership of Caryn Brause, FAIA,...

Pathways: Career Advancements and Professional Growth

Pathways: Career Advancements and Professional Growth

We’re proud to announce the recent advancement of several of our talented, dedicated team members. These individuals have demonstrated leadership, exceptional ability, and an active commitment to advancing the future of the firm and the industry.    Career growth at...

Delivering Big Projects from the Big Room

Delivering Big Projects from the Big Room

by Michelle Amberson, AIA, ACHA, EDACWhile the concept seems simple on paper, the practice of design and construction teams working together from a central operations hub requires thoughtful consideration and coordination beyond traditional project delivery. Ingenuity...

A 150-Year History of the Architectural Workplace

A 150-Year History of the Architectural Workplace

by Derek Noble, AIA, NOMA Shepley Bulfinch Phoenix Studio. Photo by Nic Lehoux. When H.H. Richardson established his practice in Boston, he set up shop in an outbuilding on the property of his Brookline home, nicknamed the “Coops.” Named for their resemblance to a hen...

Advocating for Our Professional Community 

Advocating for Our Professional Community 

At 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 positive change. Here are some of the latest updates...

Reflecting on Growth: Summer 2024 Intern Teachout

Reflecting on Growth: Summer 2024 Intern Teachout

From tackling challenging tasks to collaborating on innovative solutions, our Summer 2024 class of interns have shown remarkable growth and professionalism. Over the past few months, they have contributed significantly to our projects and infused our studios with...

What’s in a name?

What’s in a name?

by Rob RocheAn H.H. Richardson impersonator with Hugh Shepley at the Kennedy Library in Boston in 1999. Photo © Shepley Bulfinch.   H.H. Richardson circa 1870. Photo © Shepley Bulfinch. In 1874, H.H. Richardson established the architectural practice that is Shepley...

Meet Cameron Williams

Meet Cameron Williams

Cameron is an architectural designer at Shepley Bulfinch whose childhood appreciation for video games helped him identify his passion for architecture. Motivated by watching his teams’ designs turn from rendering to reality, Cameron is dedicated to creating impactful...