We are an award-winning full service architecture and interior design firm with over 26 years of expertise in creating outstanding entertainment, hospitality, and cultural experiences. Our projects span a wide-range within this specialty area, including civic performing arts centers, historic theaters, state-of-the-art entertainment venues, and arts education facilities. Our designs are rooted in the client’s vision, combined with architecture that responds to, and is reflective of, the community it serves.
A team of talented and committed individuals, we design environments that create experiences with an engaging process, an eye for the theatrical, and a compelling vision. Together, we are…
Fun. Our enthusiasm energizes clients, stakeholders, communities, and consultant partners towards common goals, nurturing an inclusive and welcoming environment that transcends our designs.
Unscripted. Our design solutions reflect the creative energy and the unique personality of their users, together with the distinctive character of the contextual surroundings. As a result, our projects are distinctive without a “signature style” and instead are reflective of each client and community.
Creative. We have bold ideas and are filled with a childlike obsession to create.
Tactical. We anticipate challenges, forecast solutions and untangle complications before obstacles become major headaches.
Collaborative. We work in a studio environment where all voices are heard, all ideas are tested, and all hands are on deck. We bring this attitude to our client workshops and meetings.
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Band practice in the Recital Hall on the 5th Floor of Boston Arts AcademyRobert Benson PhotographyA performance by ballerinas on the stage of the historic Strand Theatre in DorchesterWilson Butler ArchitectsJMAC Brick Box's transformative performance spaceWilson Butler ArchitectsBoston University College of Fine Arts - Faye G., Jo, & James Stone GalleryWilliam HorneDance performance at The Theater, Boston Arts AcamdeyWilson Butler ArchitectsBoch Center's Wang Theatre new elevator stop at the Basement Level with ADA Ramp.Wilson Butler ArchitectsJMAC PopUp! Gallery Wilson Butler Architects370-Seat Virginia Wimberly Theatre at the Calderwood Pavilion, BostonRobert Benson PhotographyGallery Space at Boston Arts AcademyWilson Butler Architects