The latest from Lam and our community.
03 February, 2023
Lam Partners Announces new Principal and DC Studio
Chris Stroik Joins Lam Partners as Principal and will lead new Washington, DC Studio Washington, D.C. — Lam Partners, an architectural lighting design firm with offices in Cambridge, MA, Pittsburgh, […]
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20 October, 2022
The Foundry Opens its Doors
The Foundry, a new makerspace for artistic learning and collaboration, has opened in Kendall Square’s Innovation District. The 50,000 square-foot, $46 million public space occupies a 132-year-old building that was re-designed by architecture group CambridgeSeven, with lighting design by Lam Partners. Click here to read more about the opening.
20 October, 2022
The Embrace Featured in the Boston Globe
One of our most anticipated projects of 2023, The Embrace, the Boston Common memorial dedicated to Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King, has been featured recently in the Boston Globe. Click here to read more about this much anticipated project.
24 May, 2022
SoFi Stadium featured in Arc Magazine
Lam is featured in the April/May issue of Arc Magazine for our work on SoFi Stadium, the recent host of the Super Bowl and currently the largest football venue in the U.S. Click here to read the article!
26 April, 2022
Is Using Smart Glass Smart?
Dan Weissman was recently quoted in the feature article of Building Green on the use of Electrochromic Glazing. Click here to read the article!
03 December, 2020
Light Work: Illuminating Office Spaces
Lam’s collaboration with Sasaki Architects on the Microsoft Research Center was recently featured in the publication Architonic. Lighting plays a crucial role in modern office design, and the lighting for Microsoft was designed to “correspond to different activities – circulation spaces receive rhythmic pools of light, while individual focus workspaces feature a more even light, […]
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14 January, 2020
XS House Featured in Architectural Record
”But now the sliver of land at the edge of the Center City district has been transformed by local architecture firm ISA into seven sleek and livable apartments. The oddly shaped lot is a leftover from the construction of Interstate 676, a below-grade multilane highway dating from the late 1950s that sliced through Philadelphia’s dense […]
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30 October, 2019
Boston City Hall Featured in Dezeen
”The project was to create a more inviting and efficient public realm by accentuating its significant features and adapting the structure to changing programmes.” Dezeen Magazine recently featured the Boston City Hall renovation, our lighting project with architecture firm Utile. LED technology was implemented throughout, providing color-changing flexibility while also helping to meet the city’s sustainability […]
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