OvaScience is a global life sciences company dedicated to improving fertility for women around the world. The new corporate R&D headquarters is located in 24,000 sf of leased space in Waltham MA. The design celebrates the international impact of the company and its products through large-scale graphics on the walls and ceilings. It takes advantage […]
The award winning project by Stephanie Goldberg and Mark Reed of LAB was featured in Abitare as part of a report on Boston Living with Water Competition. For the full article by Pietro Mezzi click here
LAB Architects Stephanie Goldberg and Mark Reed’s design was selected as the winning entry in the Living with Water Competition for Site 1, the Prince Building in the North End of Boston. The Prince Building Piers submission proposed to transform the adjacent Commercial Street into an urban shore that protects existing buildings through the use […]
With the move of the Anthropology Department to a new building on campus, the decision was made to expand Sociology and bring in Social Studies to William James Hall, a 15 story tower by Minoru Yamasaki. A new stair was added to pull together Sociology, now encompassing three full floors. The Social Studies Department, an […]
Set in a 1960’s building near the Cambridge Common, the new Center of Mathematic Sciences and Applications is comprised of a large community space, offices and seminar room. The focus of the center is the open working lounge where large chalkboards for collaborative study are flanked by colorful seating groups. The project maintains much of […]
bluebird bio, a biotech company in Kendall Square, had a need to expand it’s laboratories within their existing space. In order to replace desks lost by expanding into the office space, LAB designed a series of touchdown desks. Colorful accents on the wall extend from simple tables that seem to fold out from the wall.
LAB Principles Stephanie Goldberg and Mark Reed are pleased to announce their nomination for BostInno 50 on Fire 2015. The award recognizes companies and individuals “who are disrupting their industries and making an impact in Boston and beyond.” For the complete list click here
Boston Living with Water was an international competition focussed on developing resilient solutions to climate change. Encompassing three sites, it encouraged designers to envision new solutions at a variety of scales. The first place award winner in the Site One, Prince Building competition, LAB’s entry challenged the common approach of retreat and encirclement and proposed […]
Read the article about the LAB principles’ work on the Living with Water Competition click here
LAB is pleased to announce that “Prince Building Piers” was selected as one of three finalists in the international competition to design for climate change in Boston in the building category. The team will move on to compete for a $20,000 grand prize, funded by the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management and the Barr […]
