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Cutler Majestic Theatre

Cutler Majestic Theatre

Boston, Massachusetts
Client: Emerson College

Project Description

  • Originally built in 1903, this restored Beaux-Arts theatre is now both a high point for Boston theatergoers and a learning tool for Emerson students.
  • The painstaking restoration and renovation of the 26,000-sf theatre included researching the original palette; replicating seats, velvet curtains, and light fixtures; and re-creating custom wall coverings, paintings, and period carpeting.
  • Now a 21st-century theatre inside a 20th-century historic landmark, the modernized theatre includes upgraded infrastructure and theatre systems, the fully restored second balcony, expanded lobbies and seating capacity, and improved audience amenities.

Photographer: Bruce Martin

Award

National Trust for Historic Preservation

National Preservation Honor Award

Award

Boston Society of Architects

BSA/AIA

Honor Award

Award

League of Historic American Theatres

Outstanding Restoration Project

Award

Buildings Magazine

Grand Prize: Building Modernization

Award

Illuminating Engineering Society of North America

Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Design

Award

Massachusetts Historical Commission

Outstanding Achievement in Preservation

Award

Boston Preservation Alliance

Preservation Achievement Award

Award

Boston Society of Architects

BSA/AIA

Historic Preservation Award

Cutler Majestic Theater
Cutler Majestic Theater Lobby
Cutler Majestic Theater Balcony
Cutler Majestic Theater Box Seats
Cutler Majestic Theater detail
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The Stanley Building at the Broad Institute

The Stanley Building at the Broad Institute

Cambridge, Massachusetts
Client: The Broad Institute

Project Description

  • This 374,000-sf expansion is the second building on the Broad campus and more than doubles the genomic research institute’s original size with 14 new floors of laboratory, vivarium, and administrative space.
  • The building’s infrastructure is designed to accommodate changes in research and methodology, including 30,000-sf large floors with few columns for lab and support space, with 15-ft floor heights allowing plug-and-play ventilation and lab utilities delivery from the ceiling.
  • For this fast-track project, an integrated project team, including the development manager, construction manager, owner and user groups, was central to its success.

Photographer: Peter Vanderwarker

Broad Stanley Chemical Laboratory
Broad Stanley Interior
Broad Stanley Interior Laboratory
Broad Stanley Interior Office
Broad Stanley Atrium
Project

Boston Landing

Boston Landing

Boston, Massachusetts
Client: NB Development Group, LLC

Project Description

Photography: © Robert Benson, © Bruce Martin and © Evan Joseph

Boston Landing from the Pike
Boston Landing Life Street East
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Boston Art

Boston Art

Boston, Massachusetts
Client: Boston Art

Elkus Manfredi took on a challenging project in working with Boston Art to design our space. The usage of our interior is so unique and atypical. The idea is that when people come into our space, we want them to imagine their new space, and we ask them to help us curate what art acquisitions would best benefit them. The big ‘aha’ moment occurred to the Elkus Manfredi team when they realized that we don’t want to be a clean white cube like so many other art galleries. We are more of a working studio. As such, you can see the massive art storage racks, not hidden but front and center, just like you would see if you were paying a visit to an artist studio. We also collaborated on the idea that there should be minimal color in our furnishings, leaving it for the art to do the talking! The overall design intent is hip, industrial chic, and very much in line with the style of the architecture of the building.”

Jon Kirby

President, Boston Art

Project Description

  • This art consultancy’s new headquarters is housed in The Innovation and Design Building and supports collaborative consultant/client curation process.
  • Efficient, sophisticated hybrid workspace combines offices, gallery, open art storage, workstations, meeting, and studio space.
  • Open floor plan, clear sightlines, and glass walls maximize the sense of spaciousness.

Photographer: Eric Laignel

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