Summer for CambridgeSeven means local jaunts, exotic excursions and, of course, architectural tours. Here we round up some notable travels by our staff this seasons to places near and far that fuel our design-fire and instill inspiration.
Cambridge Rindge and Latin School graduate, Yamanuel Mulualem, is this year’s winner of CambridgeSeven’s FOCRLS STEAM Scholarship, an annual scholarship supporting college-bound students in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics.
Principal Adam Mitchell shares his architectural philosophy, CambridgeSeven’s sustainability efforts across civic, educational, and cultural projects, as well as the firm’s commitment toward carbon-neutral design with ArchitectureLab.
Douglas Flandro examines the complex maze of material sourcing and how museums and cultural institutions can choose ethically sourced, sustainable materials that effectively support their efforts.
Timothy Mansfield, a 31-year CambridgeSeven employee, takes the helm at the storied design firm as President and CEO and discusses the big projects and next steps for the firm.
Rochester-based Seneca Park Zoo selected CambridgeSeven to design $100 million expansion, including a new entry and Tropics building,
Seneca Park Zoo has named the architects for the latest phase of its US$100m expansion, with award-winning design firm CambridgeSeven set to imagine the second phase of the US development project.
Monroe County Executive announces that CambridgeSeven will be overseeing design for the Seneca Par Zoo Tropics Exhibit and Main Entry Plaza.
CambridgeSeven is proud to announce Timothy Mansfield as the firm’s new President and CEO.
Take a look at our updated plan for 2024-2027 as part of the AIA’s 2030 Commitment Program.