Education & Culture

Ingrained in the STA design process of educational, cultural, and worship spaces is the inclusion of community and stakeholders in creating a space or building that will be valuable to all. Our inclusionary methods help to create design goals that ensure that the community has a stake in the success of the project. We actively seek input from all constituents including users, space administrators, and facilities managers.

STA prides itself in our collective abilities in assisting institutions of higher learning in evaluating current stock on campus and supporting institutions in making renovation and upgrading decisions with a focus on the mission of the university. STA has been involved with studies, management, and final design of nearly 50 classrooms and auditoria, 30 laboratories of varying degrees of complexity, and a variety of spaces for students including study halls, student lounges, performance spaces, and libraries.

Pierce Hall
Urban Dreams
First Church
Simmons College
Suffolk University

MIT Dewey Library
MIT Building 38
MIT Parsons Lab
MIT Alumni Pool
MIT Infinite Corridor

MIT Stata Teaching Cluster
MIT Lobby 7 Map Wall

Fessenden School
Whitehead Institute
MIT Classrooms
Babson College
Victory Theater
NYU Dormitories
Northeastern University
Eastern Nazarene College

Beth Menachem Chabad
Constellation Center

Black Doll Museum
Museum at the Mill
Presentation School Foundation
Ohrenberger Community Center
Boston Architectural College
New England Conservatory of Music
Salesian Boys and Girls Club
East Boston Social Centers
University Of Massachusetts Lowell

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