Cambridge Seven Associates
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| Cambridge Seven Associates | |
| Established | 1962; Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA |
| Notes | Same firm as Cambridge Seven Associates, Inc. (C7A), Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. AIA Firm Award 1993. |
| At Great Buildings | http://www.greatbuildings.com/architects/Cambridge_Seven_Associates.html |
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[edit] Major Works
Boston Children's Museum, Boston, Massachusetts, 2007
The Liberty Hotel, Boston, Massachusetts, 2007
New England Aquarium, Boston, Massachusetts, 1962
Redesign of MBTA Maps, Signage, and Colors, Boston, Massachusetts, 196-
Interior exhibits for US Pavilion at Expo 67, Montreal, Quebec, 1967
National Aquarium, Baltimore, Maryland, 1981
[edit] Discussion
- Recipient, AIA Architecture Firm Award, 1993.
[edit] Firm Statement
Cambridge Seven has achieved a high level of excellence by employing an integrated, multidisciplinary approach to seek innovative, intelligent solutions in its diverse practice areas. The firm’s design process is open, non-linear, and informed by a wealth of experience in architecture, construction, exhibit design, art, urban design, and graphic design.
The firm designs “from the inside out,” looking for ways in which the experience and the building can best work together. Cambridge Seven’s design teams study the end-user experience, visitor circulation, use of light and space, and, in many cases, the exhibit narrative.
Seven Principles of Cambridge Seven design:
• movement – orchestrate circulation
• communication – facilitate connections
• culture – celebrate community
• discovery – share new perspectives
• placemaking – establish a unique sense of place
• image – transform ideas into reality
• experience – enrich the human condition
Design Partnerships:
Cambridge Seven’s staff of planners, architects, exhibit designers, and graphic artists team with clients including developers, private corporations, schools, universities, museums, investors, municipal groups, and local, state and federal governmental agencies. With projects throughout North America and in Europe, the Far East and the Middle East, the firm works in both the new construction and renovation arenas.
[edit] Firm Details
Services: Architecture; Interior, Graphic, Exhibit and Urban Design; Master Planning; and Programming
Project Categories: Museums; Visitor Centers; Hotels; Academic Campus Centers, Athletic Facilities, and Residence Halls; Transportation Systems; Convention Centers; Arenas; Aquariums; Mixed-Use Developments; Corporate Office Buildings; and Retail Facilities
Employees: 63, total
Firm Structure: Private Corporation
Geographical Area of Operations: Regional, national, international
Annual Volume of Work: $250 million (project construction costs)
Awards: More than 70 awards for design excellence including the American Institute of Architects’ Firm Award
Principals: Peter Kuttner, FAIA – President Ronald Baker, AIA Gary Johnson, AIA Charles Redmond, FAIA John Stebbins, AIA, LEED AP Steven Imrich, AIA, LEED AP Patricia Intrieri, AIA Doug Lawton, AIA Timothy Mansfield, AIA José Silveira
Associate Principals: Stefanie Greenfield, AIA Marc Rogers, LEED AP Peter Sollugub
