CambridgeSeven

CambridgeSeven World renowned architecture firm based in Cambridge, MA and designing around the world!

05/26/2026

At CambridgeSeven, we believe adaptive reuse is most meaningful when a building’s history remains visible in its next chapter. We’re grateful to Cherise and the ARCAT Detailed Podcast team for the opportunity to share the story behind The Foundry and the collaborative process that helped shape its renewed civic life.

The new Redwood City Veterans Memorial Building and Senior Center opened last week, honoring local heroes and celebratin...
05/12/2026

The new Redwood City Veterans Memorial Building and Senior Center opened last week, honoring local heroes and celebrating San Francisco 49ers history through dynamic, community-focused spaces. CambridgeSeven collaborated with ELS Architecture to design engaging exhibits that bring these stories to life.

Interactive, media-rich displays share veterans’ experiences from the Civil War to today, seamlessly integrated into public spaces for all to explore. A dedicated football gallery highlights the legacy of the 49ers and NFL Alumni of Northern California, including the team’s years at their Redwood City headquarters and Super Bowl eras. We were honored to share their stories.

Don your finest hat and grab a mint julep! In anticipation of tomorrow’s Kentucky Derby, we’re highlighting our fun and ...
05/01/2026

Don your finest hat and grab a mint julep! In anticipation of tomorrow’s Kentucky Derby, we’re highlighting our fun and exciting exhibit design project at the International Museum of the Horse. Dedicated to exploring the broad history of the horse, the IMH is also home to 10 Kentucky Derby Trophies, 10 Preakness Trophies, and 4 Belmont Trophies. Among those are four full sets of Triple Crown Trophies: Whirlaway (1941), Citation (1948), Seattle Slew (1977), Affirmed (1978), and one Kentucky Oaks Trophy (1949, Wistful).

Here are five fun facts you may not know, but now you do:

Horses sleep standing up, but do lie down for deep REM sleep.

They have excellent hearing, with 10 ear muscles that swivel like little radar dishes.

A horse’s teeth take up more space in its head than its brain does.

The modern horse Equus originated in North America around 5 million years ago.

You may know about the Lascaux cave drawings, but the oldest carved representation, the Vogelherd Horse, predates it by more than 15,000 years!

Stop by the IMH next time you’re in Lexington to learn more - that’s just good horse sense!

04/22/2026

A little time, a little care, and a lot of patience — preparing these seedlings ready for their next chapter in the office patio garden, with hopes for a bountiful harvest. Happy Earth Day!

If your spring plans include Portland, Maine this April, then check the lineup for this year’s Architalx, Portland’s pre...
03/31/2026

If your spring plans include Portland, Maine this April, then check the lineup for this year’s Architalx, Portland’s preeminent design lecture series connecting people with the latest ideas shaping architecture and design. Join Timothy Mansfield, AIA on April 28, for an engaging discussion on our Portland project, the Roux Institute at Northeastern University, as an example of uniting bold architectural expression with regional identity.

As part of the Boston Society for Architecture’s Kindergarten Classroom, Principal Paul Herbert and Architect Sarah Calt...
03/26/2026

As part of the Boston Society for Architecture’s Kindergarten Classroom, Principal Paul Herbert and Architect Sarah Caltabiano visited Jennifer Healy’s kindergarten class at the Haggerty School in Cambridge. After presenting to the class on different kinds of gathering spaces and what it means to be an architect, they guided the future architects in creative exploration, encouraging them to make thoughtful design choices of their own.

03/10/2026

AI is transforming architecture faster than our past leaps from hand drafting to CAD to BIM, but the architect’s role has never mattered more. Instead of fear or hype, we’re asking: where does AI truly help, where does it hinder, and how does it reshape collaboration?

Wonyeop Seok, AIA, CambridgeSeven’s AI lead, shares how these tools are shaping our design process and helping us make better decisions.

Click the link to read more:
https://www.cambridgeseven.com/about/news/ai-in-architectural-practice-5-ways-the-architect-still-matters/

Yesterday, Peter Kuttner, FAIA, received the BSA Award of Honor in recognition of his outstanding and enduring contribut...
03/06/2026

Yesterday, Peter Kuttner, FAIA, received the BSA Award of Honor in recognition of his outstanding and enduring contributions to architecture and the profession. For over fifty years at CambridgeSeven, he has helped shape some of Boston’s most significant public spaces, from the expansion of the Boston Children’s Museum to major work at the New England Aquarium and the Museum of Science. Throughout his career, he has remained committed to creating meaningful, accessible experiences for the communities these institutions serve.

Kuttner is known for his collaborative leadership and unwavering commitment to public-serving design. He believes the best projects serve an educational purpose, engage the public, and emerge from the collaborative process he values so deeply. His approach has influenced generations of designers and left a lasting imprint on Greater Boston’s architectural landscape.

Congratulations, Peter, on receiving this well-deserved award.

Our recent gallery opening of Vestiges, featuring works on paper by Lynne Kortenhaus, with an artist conversation facili...
03/02/2026

Our recent gallery opening of Vestiges, featuring works on paper by Lynne Kortenhaus, with an artist conversation facilitated by Jared Bowen, offered a powerful glimpse into her exploration of material presence, memory, and transformation.

Through monotype, etching, and collage, Kortenhaus creates a visual archaeology, giving new life and meaning to found objects, historical fragments, and discarded materials.

Thank you to everyone who attended the opening and helped make the event so special. Be sure to stop by the Paul Dietrich Gallery to experience the exhibition, on view now through May 1st.

Guess who we’re rooting for at the Super Bowl?We love all of our Hall of Fame projects, but this weekend we’re especiall...
02/05/2026

Guess who we’re rooting for at the Super Bowl?

We love all of our Hall of Fame projects, but this weekend we’re especially proud of the Patriots Hall of Fame.

Located next to Gillette Stadium, the four‑story, immersive museum brings the Patriots’ legacy to life through ten interactive galleries, a 150‑seat theater, and flexible exhibition spaces built to evolve alongside the team’s story.

From legendary plays to lifelong fandom, this is Patriots pride at its finest. Go Pats!

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