Welcome to our Boston studio
Here in the home of the American Revolution, we’re proud of our rebel roots. We hold fast to our values—diversity, collaboration, and innovation—and we’re only half-joking when we tell people to run until apprehended, because we see our studio less like an office and more like a test lab. Ingenuity is embedded in the fabric of our practice, blurring traditional boundaries between disciplines. We take advantage of our city’s world-class academic institutions, actively seeking new perspectives for a fresh, dynamic atmosphere.
225 Franklin Street, Suite 1100
Boston, Massachusetts 02110
t +1 (617) 478-0300
f +1 (617) 478-0321
Yanel de Angel, the visionary architect behind the global design movement ResilientSEE, has a reputation for simplifying the complex and building consensus among stakeholder groups.
We’re proud of what makes us different. In fact, we think it’s our unique backgrounds and varied experiences that contribute most to our vibrant, creative work environment. In our studio, you’ll have the opportunity to learn and grow both as a design professional and an individual through various activities hosted both on-site and off.
From mentoring students to rolling up our sleeves and building forever homes, we devote our time and resources every day to making our local communities stronger. We also support causes that are near and dear to our staff, allowing them to donate their design skills to make a positive difference in the lives of those who need it most.
Socialize with Boston
We’re moving to our main @perkinswill handle! Starting in 2022, catch up on all the latest news and insights from our 26 studios in one feed. Thanks for following along, and we hope to connect with you on @perkinswill.
In celebration of #HispanicHeritageMonth, the BSA conducted Profiles on Hispanic and Latinx architects in the profession. First up in our docket is Yanel de Angel Salas FAIA, Principal at @perkinswill_BOS.
Read the full interview on our website!
https://www.architects.org/news/yanel-de-angel-salas-faia
The MACUHO/NEACUHO Joint Annual Conference starts today, where David Damon will discuss the importance of common spaces.
Link to conference schedule below:
https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.macuho.org/resource/resmgr/joint_annual_conference_2021/2021_joint_annual_conference.pdf