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Our integrated architecture, engineering, interiors, graphics, and IT team offers real solutions, right now to help you assess, prioritize, and implement initiatives to get you back on track.
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Walk for Hunger
We hit the bricks on Sunday, May 3 to support those most in need of help by raising funds for COVID-19 crisis hunger relief. Sponsored by Project Bread, a Massachusetts-based non-profit that provides food to families that need it the most, The Walk for Hunger went virtual this year and so did we. Our team hailed from Maine, New Hampshire, the Adirondacks, and of course in and around Boston. Remon Boules and his family led our team by clocking 11 miles!
Team Building!
Team EYP Boston/Gilbane's dedicated and persistent CANstructors achieved lift-off when we participated in the 24th annual CANstruction Boston. "Can" you guess how many ounces of tuna it takes to build a hot air balloon? 12,000! That's 750 lbs of tuna team EYP Boston/Gilbane donated to the Merrimack Valley food bank.
Community Partnerships
EYP sponsored and hosted the first virtual Design Museum Morning event with our design build partner Gilbane Construction. The topic, “Sustainability of an Evolving Skyline” garnered a lot of attention. Jacob Higginbottom, EYP Boston Project Executive, moderated the event with 60+ attendees from around the country.
Community Involvement
We love to support local events! We recently sponsored a panel on 'Campus Capital Renewal Programs' hosted by PWC Boston (Professional Women in Construction) at Boston University. EYP Boston's Kelly Bliss was the PWC Event Chair and Moderator. With every seat sold out it was a great success.
Lifelong Learning
At the beginning of 2020, the Boston office launched “Boston Polytechnic”, a learning curriculum that brings real skills and content that are directly applicable to the project work in our office. Populated by contributions from Boston office staff and industry experts from outside our office, the program aims to instill a continuum of learning and sharing of expertise that is an integral part of the experience working here. Each workshop is videotaped and stored in our digital learning library for all to access. The first series of learning units are organized around 3 themes that cut across all the work we do: modernization, high-technology programs, and building performance. The first workshop was “Passive House Basics for Net Zero Ready Design” presented by Jacob Higginbottom and available for AIA CEU credit.
News & Publications
A Design Museum article explores the art of design for Academic Innovation spaces.
ENR Southwest profiles the EYP designed Physics & Astronomy Interdisciplinary Science Building (PAIS) at the University of New Mexico.
A Ribbon-cutting ceremony marks the reopening of the renovated Agricultural Engineering Building at Penn State.
Our Work
The EYP Boston Office is the place where I started my career and grew exponentially as an architect. The office is filled with fun, hardworking, and talented designers and engineers who support and mentor you. It’s a special place where we strive to be more: be more creative, be more involved with our community, be more diverse, be more knowledgeable, and be more integrated.
Rebecca Young
Our Team
Christopher Baylow, AIA
Managing Principal - Boston, Science & Technology Sector Leader
Kelly Bliss
Executive Director of Business Development and Strategy, Northeast
Michael Collard, AIA
Senior Project Director
Bill Graves
Higher Education Marketing Manager
Jacob Higginbottom, AIA, LEED AP
Project Executive
Dan Lazarz, PE, LEED AP BD+C
Senior Fire Protection Engineer
Jason Olsen, AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Design Principal
Linda Rodts, NCIDQ, LEED AP ID+C, WELL AP
Lead Interior Designer
Rohit Saxena, AIA, LEED AP
Science & Technology Operations Director
Valerie Towe, LEED AP BD+C
Project Director
Eric Ward, AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Project Director
Gerard Audet, EIT, LEED AP BD+C
Senior Plumbing Engineer
Linda Hamdan, PE
Engineering Team Leader
