MetLife selects Signer Harris Architects for the renovations to 180,000 square feet of office space in Boston’s Back Bay. The project includes programming, planning, and moving over 700 people for better work effectiveness and a savings of over 60,000 square feet in office space. Signer Harris Architects is providing programming, planning, interior design, furniture, and move management services. Construction will occur over 7 phases in occupied space.
Congratulations to Vince Pan of Signer Harris Architects, who has fulfilled the rigorous requirements for study, internship, and training and has successfully completed his architectural licensing exams to become a registered Architect in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Brown University has awarded the renovation and restoration of historic Lyman Hall to Signer Harris Architects. Built as an athletic center in 1891, Lyman Hall was renovated in the 1970's into a theatre arts building.
Changing Location. Not Direction.
Signer Harris Architects moves into new offices in the Fort Point Channel area at 46 Farnsworth Street,Boston, MA 02210.
The Broad Institute received a High Honors citation in the 2007 Lab of the Year competition sponsored by Laboratory Design magazine. The design was cited for its overall quality, its sensitivity to client objectives, and its ability to excel as a lab within an urban, developer-owned facility.
As part of its spotlight on top projects, the New England Real Estate Journal publishes an article on best design practices called "Lab planning, design, and renovation: Is every project 'special'?" by Sherwood A. Butler, Associate and Director of Life Sciences.
Sherwood A. Butler, Associate and Director of Life Sciences, presents "Lab Architecture: more than just good design" to the R&D Network of the Boston Chapter of IFMA. In the presentation, Sherwood identifies the science and processes that lead to successful lab projects.
Jeannie Pierce, a trained biologist with six years of lab experience, joins Signer Harris Architects. Simultaneously attending the Boston Architectural College, Jeannie is pursuing a lifelong ambition to become an architect.