Oren Sherman profiled in Boston Spirit Magazine

Designer Oren Sherman has been profiled in the Jan/Feb issue of Boston Spirit Magazine! Oren is an accomplished artist, designer, color expert and visual storyteller, and at Elkus Manfredi an interior design specialist. He is an alumnus and professor at the acclaimed Rhode Island School of Design and is the 2022 Boston Design Week Lifetime Achievement Award winner! Read more about Oren’s journey with art.

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The St. Regis Residences, Boston featured on WCVB Channel 5 Boston

The St. Regis Residences, Boston was highlighted in the Forecasting the Future segment on WCVB Channel 5 Boston! Vice President WIlliam Halter was interviewed to share what makes the design uniquely ready for rising sea levels brought on by climate change.

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401 Park featured in Interior Design magazine

Originally opened in 1928 as a one-million-sf Sears, Roebuck, & Co. distribution center, the reinvented 401 Park is a new focal point for the Fenway – a work/play gathering hub linking Boston’s Fenway and Longwood Medical neighborhoods. Filled with contemporary original art and artifacts celebrating the reinvented landmark’s rich history, 401 Park is a lively day/night destination that is bringing new energy and life into the Fenway community

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White Elephant Nantucket Reimagined

White Elephant Nantucket will create a bright, airy, residential feel that draws inspiration from Nantucket — its history, the quality of its natural light, its landscape — to breathe new life into the historic buildings and immerse guests in an authentic Nantucket vacation experience. This reimagined hotel will be ready for guests in Spring 2023.

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John Martin writes for Fast Company magazine

John Martin discusses Passive House and why it may hold the key to the future of sustainable housing.

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John Martin interviewed by the Boston Society for Architecture

Principal John Martin was recently interviewed by the Boston Society for Architecture. Read about John’s journey through the “first 30 years” of his career as well as what he’s most excited about for the future!

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Linda MacLeod Fannon in IIDA NE Designer Monologues

Vice President and Senior Workplace Strategist Linda MacLeod Fannon discusses the story behind the design of Elkus Manfredi Project Mintz in IIDA NE Designer Monologues. “One of the best things about working at Elkus Manfredi is that individual talents are celebrated and everyone on the team has a seat at the table.” Read the article to find out more about this project and how the design team worked together to achieve outstanding results!

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Rahissa Melo Wang ASID Ones to Watch Award Winner

Rahissa Melo Wang is an ASID Ones to Watch Award Winner! Honoring underrepresented members of the interior design community, the Ones to Watch initiative supports and provides opportunities to rising leaders.

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How Inspired Workplace Design is Good Business

Writing for Banker & Tradesman, Principal Elizabeth Lowrey discusses how good design is good business as the pandemic evolves. “Workplace strategy and design must be part of your business plan going forward. If your firm’s workplace does not help attract and retain talent, spur innovation and reflect your company’s essence and beliefs, you risk presiding over a fluorescent-lit ghost town.”

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Hood Park featured in Architectural Record

Hood Park is the centerpiece of a future development which will transform the Hood Dairy Company’s historic production facility in Boston’s Charlestown neighborhood into a mixed-use district. In addition to green space, the 22,000 sf public facility provides sheltered bike parking, a repair service and showers, to encourage sustainable commuting. “By far the biggest goal was placemaking: to create a destination for the surrounding neighborhood”, says David Manfredi.

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Lowrey Again Named to List of 100 Most Influential Bostonians

For the fourth year in a row, Principal Elizabeth Lowrey is being recognized among Boston’s most influential people — She’s recognized as an interior design innovator. “Sophisticated, savvy, and creative, her approach to redesigning and repurposing offices will no doubt shape the look of our city in the future.”

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What can UX Methodologies do for Office Design?

Co-creation is designed to unleash the hidden creativity, opportunities, and unique cultures of companies to create flexible, human-centric workplaces,” writes Principal Elizabeth Lowrey. Read about Publicis Groupe Boston’s headquarters and Elkus Manfredi’s co-creation process in FRAME Magazine.

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David Manfredi on the Future of Design

From technology and innovation to sustainability and growth, the Greater Boston market continues to develop at an unprecedented scale, providing incredible opportunities for more diverse collaboration across disciplines. CEO and Founding Principal, David Manfredi shares his thoughts on the increasing intersectionality between design, health, and user experience.

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One Broadway Lobby Profiled in Retrofit magazine

The lobby at One Broadway, Kendall Square in Cambridge is inviting, comfy and vibrant. Stylish materials, original art and flexible seating areas, our hospitality-inspired design is a departure from the traditional lobby, perfect for this innovative neighborhood.

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Elizabeth Lowrey and Vanessa Ruda on creating a flexible workplace

The office will remain a fixture of working life for many, but it will be different.  Principal Elizabeth Lowrey and Dr. Vanessa Ruda, senior partner at RHR International, share their thoughts on workplace flexibility.

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New large-scale development project underway at Texas Medical Center in Houston

When completed, this urban innovation hub at Texas Medical Center (TMC3) will combine collaborative research facilities with shops, restaurants, residences, and offices interspersed with parks and plazas.

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Digging Deep for Green Design Solutions

As developers and communities confront the looming threat of climate change read what sustainability coordinator, Kristen Fritsch advises clients on how to keep current on the latest regulations and strategies for making buildings energy-efficient and resistant to extreme weather events.

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The Death of the Office Friendship

Everything we do is about building community,” Principal Elizabeth Lowrey says when asked how she and her colleagues dealt with having to go into lockdown in March 2020.

Boston magazine

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Making Lab Projects An Appealing Suburban Neighbor

In his recent article in Banker & Tradesmen, CEO & Founding Principal David Manfredi discusses how 66 Galen reinvigorates the Watertown Corridor and emphasizes the importance of creating vibrant and inclusive neighborhood spaces.

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How to create a workplace for career-long learning

Principal Elizabeth Lowrey writes that innovative companies must “call upon designers to create workspaces that enable every employee to learn while working and work while learning.”

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