Schwartz/Silver Architects

07/21/2026

We’re celebrating firm president Angela Ward Hyatt for being featured by the Harvard Graduate School of Design for her career accomplishments and contributions to the Boston architectural landscape. From libraries and museums to educational institutions and civic buildings, the article highlights how the GSD impacted her early years and sparked her commitment to designing spaces that strengthen communities.

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Angela Ward Hyatt and Kevin Sullivan, both 1994 graduates of the Harvard GSD, lead practices whose work has helped shape Greater Boston's civic, cultural, scientific, and educational institutions.

06/04/2026

Today, on Holocaust Survivor Day, we recognize the strength, resilience, and stories of Holocaust survivors. Schwartz/Silver is proud to be part of the team bringing the Holocaust Museum Boston to life and helping create a place where these stories can be preserved, shared, and remembered for generations to come.

BOSTON (WHDH) - In Boston, a museum is in the works to recognize the resilience of holocaust survivors.Thursday, June 4 marks Holocaust Survivor Day, aRead More

05/12/2026

May is National Historic Preservation Month! To celebrate, we’re sharing some of our proudest preservation achievements in the firm’s 46-year history.

At Schwartz/Silver, working within historic settings is in our DNA. We adapt and expand existing buildings to support new uses while preserving (and sometimes restoring) their original character. We create architecture that respects both history and context. Especially in New England, we believe the best projects are those that allow existing buildings to continue evolving so they remain relevant to their communities and vibrant for generations.

Scroll down to see some of our projects that put historic preservation front and center.

05/06/2026

We're honored to be a part of this momentous project and to be working with such an amazing team!

04/23/2026

We’re excited to share that Associate Kelsey Laser, AIA will be representing Schwartz/Silver next Wednesday, April 29th at the 'It Takes a Village Framework' Launch Party hosted by Womxn in Design at the Boston Society for Architecture.

This event celebrates the launch of a new AIA-published framework designed to help firms and employees navigate a more sustainable balance between work and home. Kelsey will join a panel of presenters discussing how the new framework can support caregivers, strengthen workplace culture, and build a more sustainable future in the architectural profession.

You can view the full 'It Takes a Village Framework' document here: https://issuu.com/youngarchitectsforum/docs/it_takes_a_village_

Join us at the BSA Space in Boston on 4/29 from 5-7pm for an engaging and important conversation! Link to RSVP: https://www.architects.org/events/908668/2026/04/29/wid-presents-it-takes-a-village-framework-launch-party

Event Description You are invited to join Womxn in Design (WiD) at the BSA Space to celebrate the launch of the “It Takes a Village Framework” with…