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When it comes to dining out, we all seek more than just delicious food. We yearn for an experience that tantalizes all our senses. One restaurant in Boston, Moxies, offers not only a delightful culinary journey but also an exquisite interior design that is worth exploring. With multiple locations across the USA, Moxies has successfully combined the art of fine dining with contemporary elegance. One of the key features that make Moxies' interiors truly exceptional is the use of VONN's Tania LED Chandelier in multiple sizes, ranging from 39 inches to 72 inches. What instantly captures the attention of every visitor is the impressive VONN's Tania LED Chandeliers, which grace the heart of Moxies' dining room. Available in multiple sizes, the c... More

A workplace redesign that truly complements a company and its people? Cheers to that! After creating two successful Tap Rooms serving their craft brewing innovations, we partnered with The Boston Beer Company again – this time to transform their corporate office. Boston Beer asked us to help them create a more cohesive office environment that would connect and showcase their brands while fostering community and collaboration in their home base. Caption The existing 50,000 SF workplace had a public corridor that physically divided the office into two sides, with walls and storefronts – and security barriers – separating them. Our design team overcame the inconvenient layout by eliminating the barriers and opening up... More

Utile has served as an architectural consultant for local utility company Eversource at a number of sites around the Greater Boston Area, including Downtown, the Seaport, South Boston, East Boston, and Everett. Station 99, located within the Raymond Flynn Marine Park, is built to accommodate increased demand in the rapidly expanding Seaport District. Utile was tasked with creating an enclosure design that responded both to the functional needs of the client and the aesthetic concerns of the Boston Planning and Development Agency. The main equipment platform is elevated to mitigate potential flooding from storm surge at the harbor-side location, and provide access for service vehicles on the lower level.Architecturally finished precast concr... More

The Duan Family Center for Computing & Data Sciences, designed by KPMB Architects, consolidates multiple academic departments into a high-density vertical campus for Boston University. Rising 19 stories and spanning 345,000 square feet along the banks of the Charles River, the Center is one of the largest operational fossil fuel-free buildings in Boston. It reshapes the skyline, advances sustainability goals, and encourages collaboration among students, faculty, and staff. The project was redesigned during a programmatic pause, establishing sustainability as a driver of both architectural form and technical systems. Caption Caption ❌︎ Remove Applied Products block will be inserted here Infrastructure for long-term... More

The Microsoft New England Research and Development Center (NERD) at 1 Memorial Drive has long been a center of technology innovation in the Kendall Square community. As one of six Microsoft global R&D sites, it has a strong focus on the engineering development of new software products across multiple platforms. It was important for Microsoft to remain true to their brand of technology being an integral part of daily life, and with increasing pressure on recruitment and retention of the best talent, as well as from the tight real estate market in Cambridge, Microsoft chose to rethink its sense of place at the NERD Center. This effort focused on three aspects: reimagining how its employees work and come together to invent; a complete reth... More

As a testimony to the vision of the late mayor Thomas M. Menino, the Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building stands proudly over Dudley Square. It was Menino who decided the City of Boston would develop the vital plot of land by consolidating 500 civil servants from the Boston Public Schools department into a new municipal office building for education, in conjunction with a community centre and retail space.­­­ The building’s second floor is home to the Roxbury Innovation Center, initiated by Mayor Walsh. Mecanoo and Sasaki’s design embodies the City’s vision of a symbol of change that is freely accessible to all, celebrating the history of Roxbury and inaugurating a new era for the neighbourhood. Since every student and parent in the s... More