LOADING... LOADING... Menu News Connect Search Publications 2021 Construction Specifier, “Frost Terrace from 19th Century Restored by Bruner/Cott Architects,” November 2021 High-Profile, “Bruner/Cott Completes Affordable Housing in Porter Square,” November 2021 New England Real Estate Journal, “Project of the Month: D.F. Pray and Bruner/Cott Architects complete revitalization of historic Charles River Speedway,” October 2021 Metal Construction News, “Project Focus: Children’s Museum and Theatre of Maine,” October 2021 Building Design + Construction, “Affordable and Sublime: 13 Projects that represent the future of affordable housing,” October 2021 High-Profile, “The Speedway in Boston Completed,” September 2021 Archinect, “Docomomo US Announces 2021 Modernism in America Award Winners,” September 2021 New York Times, “What to do this Summer: Portland, Maine,” August 2021 Education Market Association Essentials, EDspaces, “Resuscitating Educational Facilities for Innovative Learning and Environmental Stewardship,” July 2021 Eater Boston, “Notch Brewing Opens at the Charles River Speedway in Brighton,” July 2021 Architect’s Newspaper, “Daily Digest: Bruner/Cott Completes the New Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine in Portland,” July 2021 Boston.com, “What’s in store at The Speedway, Brighton’s new open-air market,” July 2021 New England Real Estate Journal, “Bruner/Cott Architects designs Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine,” July 2021 Building Enclosure, “Beloved Portland Venue Receives a New Home for Play and Exploration,” July 2021 Construction Specifier, “Bruner/Cott Architects completes new Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine,” July 2021 Building Design + Construction, “Maine’s Children’s Museum & Theatre moves into new location that doubles its size,” June 2021 Edible Boston, “The Charles River Speedway: Nearing the Finish Line at a Dynamic, Open-Air Marketplace,” June 2021 Boston Globe, “The new Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine opens,” June 2021 High-Profile, “Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine Completed,” June 2021 Portland Press Herald, “Take a Look around the new Children’s Museum & Theatre, opening Thursday,” June 2021 Berkshire Eagle, “At MASS MoCA, a new Skyspace brings James Turrell retrospective full circle,” June 2021 Boston Globe, “At twilight, MASS MoCA’s new Skyspace becomes a roller coaster for the eyes,” June 2021 Boston Globe, “At MASS MoCA, James Turrell lights up his biggest Skyspace yet,” May 2021 Boston Globe, “New life for an old ‘Garage?’ Plans filed to remake a Harvard Square landmark,” May 2021 Architizer, “Industrial Reuse: 8 Forgotten Factories Repurposed as Memorable Architecture,” May 2021 Cambridge Day, “Plans to remake Harvard Square’s Garage mall bows to changed retail landscape, nods to past,” May 2021 WTNH, “Hartford’s Swift Factory a Model for state Future’s Fund Program,” May 2021 ARCHITECT, “Huntington Avenue Theatre,” April 2021 Boston Business Journal, “Curtains Rise on Huntington Theatre’s $55M Renovation,” March 2021 Boston Globe, “Huntington Set to Raise the Curtain on its $55 Million Theater Renovation Project,” March 2021 WBUR The ARTery, “Almost 100 Years Old, The Huntington Theatre Gets A Fresh Restoration,” March 2021 American Institute of Architects, “Adrienne Cali Magners, AIA – 2021 AIA Young Architects Award,” March 2021 Building Design + Construction, “Connecticut’s Swift Gold Leaf Factory Becomes a Community Job Incubator,” February 2021 Commercial Construction & Renovation, “Bruner/Cott Architects & Swift Gold Leaf Factory,” February 2021 Portland Phoenix, “Children’s Museum & Theatre Plans Spring Awakening at Thompson’s Point,” February 2021 Amherst Indy, “Historical Commission Approves Adaptive Reuse of 197 South Pleasant Street as Academic Center,” January 2021 The Architect’s Newspaper, “Bruner/Cott Talks Historic Preservation and the State of the Industry Ahead of AN’s Re-Use & Renewal Summit,” January 2021 Living Building Chronicle, “COVID Breaks Barriers Between Inside and Outside,” January 2021 2020 Portland Monthly, “Stone Soup: Talents Blend to Create the New Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine,” November 2020 World Architecture News, “Bruner/Cott Architects Preserve and Restore Harvard Hall,” October 2020 Berkshire Eagle, “Timeline: Through the Years at MASS MoCA,” August 2020 New England Real Estate Journal, “MassHousing closes $87.2 million in financing for 808 Memorial Drive,” August 2020 The Architect’s Newspaper,“Bruner/Cott & Associates deploy craftsmanship and historical research to restore Harvard Hall,” May 2020 BD+CU, “Materiality and the Reimagining of Historic Buildings,” April 2020 (authored by Jason Jewhurst, AIA) Archinect, “10 Academic Architecture Projects in Boston We Liked This Month by Boston-Based Architects,” Lesley University Lunder Arts Center, March 2020 Sampan, “Chinatown to add more than 500 units of Affordable Housing,” 288 Harrison Ave., March 2020 Archinect, “10 Residential Architecture Projects We Liked This Month by Boston-based Architects,” Waltham Watch Factory, March 2020 American Institute of Architects, “AIA Elevates 116 Members and 5 International Architects to the College of Fellows,” February 2020 ArchitectureBoston, “Shifting Gears,” Charles River Speedway, February 2020 (authored by Henry Moss, AIA, LEED AP) American Institute of Architects, “2020 AIA Awards – Interior Architecture, MASS MoCA Building 6,” January 2020 Archinect, “The 2020 Recipients of the AIA Interior Architecture Awards,” January 2020 2019 ArchitectureBoston, “Lost and Found,” October 2019 (authored by Jason Forney FAIA LEED AP and Mason Sanders) Metropolis Magazine, “For a Time, Josep Lluis Sert’s Brawny Buildings Defined Modern Boston,” September 2019 Retrofit Magazine, “Harvard University Updates a Brutalist Structure That Also Supports the Wider Community,” September 2019 (authored by Henry Moss AIA LEED AP) Ecotone Publishing, “Living Building Makers: Creating Sustainable Buildings That Renew Our World,” September 2019 Architectural Digest, “Cutting-Edge Designs With a Net-Positive Environmental Impact,” August 2019 Boston Business Journal, “40 Affordable Apartments Coming to Cambridge’s Porter Square,” August 2019 NY Magazine, “The Berkshires Have the Cultural Life of a Major City – and Architecture to Match,” August 2019 Architecture Boston Magazine, “As If By Magic” July 2019 (authored by Mason Sanders) Concrete Construction,“Restoring a Concrete Facade,” June 2019 Architect’s Newspaper,“Harvard Updates Skin of Brutalist Campus Center for 21st Century,” May 2019 ArchDaily,“For Us, Every Project Is About Moving Forward: In Conversation with Jason Forney, Jason Jewhurst, and Dana Kelly of Bruner/Cott Architects” April 2019 Building Design + Construction, “‘One Harvard’ Initiative Injects New Life into Campus Center,” April 2019 Harvard Gazette, “They’re Alive! Living Walls at Smith Campus Center Bring Beauty, Cleaner Air, and Calm,” April 2019 School Construction News, “Harvard Debuts Revamped Campus Center,” April 2019 World Architecture News, “Harvard University Project Enhances Community Spaces,” April 2019 dezeen, “Harvard’s Brutalist Smith Campus Center Receives Dramatic Makeover by Hopkins” March 2019 Architectural Record, “Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Campus Center, Harvard University” February 2019 2018 ARCHITECT, “Innovative Detail: R.W. Kern Center’s Minimalist Timber Structure,” December 2018 ARCHITECT, “Redefining the Green Campus: Hampshire College’s Kern Center is a Living Building Success Story,” November, 2018 High-Profile, “Richard A. & Susan F. Smith Campus Center Opens,” November 2018 The Boston Globe, “In Adventurous Building, Harvard Gets a ‘Front Door’ Open to the Public,” October 2018 Azero (Italy), “R.W. Kern Center, Amherst, MA: Higher Education Building in the USA,” September 2018 Architect’s Newspaper, “A Former Connecticut Factory Will Transform Into a Job Incubator,” September 2018 The Boston Globe, “Nahita opens, and Students Hit the Jackpot at Harvard’s Smith Campus Center,” September 2018 Cambridge Day, “Look Inside Harvard’s New Smith Center,” September 2018 Eater Boston, “Harvard’s Renovated Smith Center is Filled with Popular Dining Options,” September 2018 The Harvard Crimson, “With Sunflowers and Snacks, Smith Center Opens its Doors,” September 2018 University Business, “Campus Construction Instruction,” August 2018 Curbed Boston, “Harvard’s Smith Campus Center Set to Reopen in September After Renovations,” August 2018 Trim Tab, “We Are Made For This: The Opportunity of Regenerative Design in Higher Education,” August 2018 Forbes, “Looking for a Unique Summer Getaway? An Unconventional Museum Awaits in the Berkshires,” June 2018 The Harvard Gazette, “Harvard Through Drew Faust’s Eyes,” June 2018 The Harvard Gazette, “In Our Common Spaces Lie Uncommon Opportunities,” June 2018 Building Design + Construction, “The Great Indoors,” June 2018 Yale Divinity School News, “Key Gift Propels Next Step in YDS ‘Living Village’ Project,” June 2018 AJC.com, “The Second Lives of Sears Buildings,” June 2018 The Harvard Crimson, “Inside Harvard’s New ‘Front Door’: The Smith Campus Center,” May 2018 New England Real Estate Journal, “Hampshire College and Bruner/Cott Architects Earn Living Building Certification for R.W. Kern Center,” May 2018 Cultured Magazine, “Forward Thinking,” May 2018 World Architects, “R.W. Kern Center,” April 2018 ARCHITECT Magazine, “Hampshire College’s R.W. Kern Center Is a Living Building,” April 2018 Building Design + Construction, “Hampshire College is Home to the Largest Living Certified Higher Education Project in the World,” April 2018 School Construction News, “Hampshire College Earns Living Building Certification for R.W. Kern Center,” April 2018 Engineering.com, “Largest Higher Education Project Receives Living Building Certification,” April 2018 Building Enclosure, “College Earns Living Building Certification,” April 2018 Living Future, “Certified Living Case Study: R.W. Kern Center,” April 2018 Cape Cod Times, “Student Surge at MMA Sparks Housing Expansion,” April 2018 High Profile, “Harvard University’s Ray Lavietes Basketball Pavilion Revitalized,” March 2018 Seacoast Online, “McIntyre Building Ideas: Public Plazas, Markets,” March 2018 Building Design + Construction, “The Second-Oldest Basketball Arena in NCAA Division I Receives $15.5 Million Update,” March 2018 MaineBiz, “Children’s Museum & Theatre’s $14M Expansion Advances at Thompson’s Point,” March 2018 West Hartford News, “Factories Finding New Life as Offices, Homes,” February 2018 The Harvard Gazette, “Smith Campus Center First-Floor Food Vendors Named,” February 2018 dezeen, “10 Museums That Are Worth a Visit for the Interiors Alone,” January 2018 Wicked Local, Cambridge, “More Affordable Housing Projects like Frost Terrace Needed,” January 2018 Living Building Chronicle, “Five Green Building Trends for 2018” January 2018 ARCHITECT Magazine, “The R.W. Kern Center’s Minimalist Timer Structure” January 2018 Design New England, “The Magic of MASS MoCA” January 2018 2017 High Profile, “Bruner/Cott Project Gets Best of Design Award” December 2017 iBerkshires, “MASS MoCA’s Building 6 Named Building of the Year” December 2017 University Trends: Contemporary Campus Design, 2nd Edition, “The Powerhouse at Amherst College” December 2017 The Boston Globe, “Huntington Theatre Gains New Home as Tower Project Wins Approval” December 2017 International Living Future Institute, “Creating Biophilic Buildings” November 2017 Making Buildings Last, “Hampshire College Defies Amenities Arms Race with R.W. Kern Center,” October 2017 Cision, “MASS MoCA Becomes the Country’s Largest Contemporary Art Museum…” October 2017 Domus (Italy), “Building 6,” September 2017 Architecture Boston, “Reuse, Recycle, Reenergize,” September 2017 (author: Henry Moss, AIA, LEED AP, Principal) Boston Real Estate Times, “Boston’s Tangible History in 5 Adaptive Reuse Projects,” September 2017 Architecture & Design, “Sustainable Education Projects in the U.S. We Can All Learn From,” August 2017 Dallas News, “MassMoCA: What Dallas Can Learn from a Museum in Rural Massachusetts,” August 2017 National Trust for Historic Preservation, “The Patina Behind the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art,” August 2017 Boston Globe, “Moon Bar Opens This Week Below the Mooncusser Fish House,” August 2017 PBS, “Can a Contemporary Art Mecca Anchor This Once-Industrual Town?” August 2017 Topic Architecture, “How Colleges and Universities are Investing in Energy Efficiency,” July 2017 Artsy, “These Architects Are Transforming the Way We Experience Art,” July 2017 Preservation Magazine, “A Contemporary Art Museum Leverages Its Historic Roots,” July 2017 Architectural Record, “MASS MoCA by Bruner/Cott,” July 2017 Metropolis, “MASS MoCA’s Latest Addition Gives Transformative Re-Use an Epic Stage,” June 2017 Boston Globe, “The mecca at Mass MoCA,” June 2017 New York Times, “A Museum Where Giant Art Has Room to Breathe,” May 2017 Boston Globe, “With Expansion, MASS MoCA Enters New Era,” May 2017 Curbed, “Can contemporary art help revitalize rural America,” May 2017 The Berkshire Eagle, “Building 6: A sublime intersection of art, architecture, and nature,” May 2017 ArtNet, “MASS MoCA Just Became One of America’s Largest Museums,” May 2017 National Geographic, “Top 10 Green Buildings of 2017,” April 2017 Architect Magazine, “AIA Announces 2017 AIA COTE Top Ten Green Projects,” April 2017 Architects Newspaper, “Large MoCA to Stay,” April 2017 Archello, “Waltham Watch Factory” April 2017 Amherst College, “From Coal to Soul,” Amherst College Powerhouse, April 2017 Architectural Digest, “The Art Capital of New England is a Former Factory Town,” April 2017 Dezeen, “Bruner/Cott further expands MASS MoCA Art Musem in the Berkshires,” March 2017 Boston Globe, “Lifting the Veil on MASS MoCA’s Expansion,” March 2017 FES Magazine, “Kern Kafe offers a welcome support at Hampshire College,” March 2017 The Alt, “Massive Undertaking,” MASS MoCA Phase III, January 2017 Boston University School of Law, “BU Law Complex Earns LEED Gold Certification,” January 2017 Lesley University, “Lunder Arts Center recognized for its ‘green’ design with LEED Gold certification,” January 2017 Architizer, “Repurposed Architecture,” Amherst College Powerhouse, January 2017 2016 MASS MoCA, “Building 6 Architecture,” December 2016 Net Zero Buildings, “Project Zero: R.W. Kern Center,” Hampshire College, November 2016 High Profile, “Kern Center to be Self-Sustaining,” Hampshire College, R.W. Kern Center, November 2016 New York Times, “Can You Solve This Building?” Hampshire College, R.W. Kern Center, November 2016 Architectural Record, “Sustainable Campus Development,” November 2016 World Architecture News, “Learning from Experience,” Hampshire College, R.W. Kern Center, October 2016 Building Design + Construction, “Net-Zero Energy Design and the Living Building Challenge,” by Jason Forney and Sara Draper, September 2016 High Profile, “Bruner/Cott First to Receive JUST label,” June 2016 do.co,mo.mo_us, “Saving and Reimagining Modern Academic Buildings,” by Leland Cott, FAIA, April 2016 High Profile, “Hampshire College Campus Center to be LBC Certified,” R.W. Kern Center, Hampshire College, April 2016 MASSLIVE, “Photo Tour of Hampshire College’s Living Building,” April 2016 Architect’s Newspaper, “Retrofit Mania“, Bruner/Cott’s 20th century modern renovations, April 2016 Architect Magazine, University of Georgia Bolton Dining Commons, April 2016 Architect Magazine, Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Campus Center at Harvard University, April 2016 Architect Magazine, “The Watch Factory,” Waltham Watch, April 2016 Contract Magazine, “Lunder Arts Center,” Lesley University, March 2016 Preservation Magazine, “Students Let Off Steam…,” Amherst College, Powerhouse, March 2016 Boston Globe, “The Right Environment,” Hampshire College, R.W. Kern Center, February 2016 Masonry Design, “A Fresh Equation for Campus Dining,” University of Georgia, Bolton Commons February 2016 2015 BU Today, “Amazing” Law Tower Renovation Complete, BU School of Law, September 2015 Architecture Boston, “A Good Death?” by Jason Forney AIA LEED AP, September 2015 Architect Magazine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital Cafeteria Renovation, September 2015 College Planning and Management, Lesley University, Lunder Arts Center, August 2015 Concrete Construction, Amherst College, Powerhouse, August 2015 Foodservice Equipment and Supplies, “Bolton Dining Enhances Campus life at UGA, University of Georgia, Bolton Commons, July 2015 High Profile, Lesley University, Lunder Arts Center, Spring 2015 Masonry Design, “Bruner/Cott’s Lunder Arts Center Completed,” Lesley University, Lunder Arts Center, Spring 2015 Learning by Design, UGA Bolton Commons, UMass Amherst Blue Wall featured in Architectural Showcase, Spring 2015 The Architect’s Newspaper, “Alterations Turn Steam Plant Inside Out,” Amherst College, Powerhouse, March 2015 The Architect’s Newspaper, “Renovations Help MASS MoCA Become the Nation’s Largest Contemporary Art Museum,” MASS MoCA, March 2015 Architizer, Amherst College, Powerhouse Student Event Space, March 2015 Preservation Massachusetts, “Success Story Sunday,” The Watch Factory, March 2015 The Harvard Crimson, Harvard University, Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Campus Center, January 2015 Foodservice Equipment and Supplies, UMass Amherst, Blue Wall at Lincoln Campus Center, January 2015 Harvard Gazette, Harvard University, Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Campus Center, January 2015 e-architect, University of Georgia, Bolton Commons, January 2015 e-architect, Amherst College, Powerhouse Event Space, January 2015 e-architect, Boston University, Sumner M. Redstone Building, January 2015 2014 Building Design & Construction, University of Georgia, Bolton Commons, New Projects Portfolio, December 2014 Architectural Record, “Sert Re-Asserted,” Boston University School of Law, November 2014 Art in America, “MASS MOCA Doubles Size, Hosts Projects by Turrell, Holzer, Laurie Anderson, ” MASS MoCA, November 2014 Berkshire Fine Arts, “Architect Simeon Bruner on MASS MoCA,” MASS MoCA, November 2014 New York Times, “Vast Space and Art to Fill It,” MASS MoCA, November 2014 Boston Globe, “MASS MoCA Unveils Expansive Vision,” MASS MoCA, November 2014 WBUR The Artery, “MASS MoCA Plans Giant, Long-Term Exhibits by Turrell, Rauchenberg, Holzer,” MASS MoCA, November 2014 American School and University, Architectural Portfolio, “Outstanding Design Award,” Vanderbilt University, Alumni Hall, November 2014 Boston Globe, “$19M Dining Renovation Completed,” UMass Amherst, Blue Wall, September 2014 High Profile, “UMBA Completes Dining Renovation at UMass Amherst,” UMass Amherst, Blue Wall, September 2014 College Planning & Management, “Green Dining at Boston University,” Boston University, Marciano Commons, August 2014 Building Design & Construction, Vanderbilt University, Alumni Hall, Bronze Award, August 2014 Metropolis Magazine Blog, “New York’s Twilight Zone: Inside Roosevelt Island,” August 2014 High Profile Monthly, “Lunder Arts Center Tops Off,” Lesley University, Lunder Arts Center, July 2014 e-architect, “Charles River Watch Factory Redevelopment,” The Watch Factory, July 2014 GreenSource, “School of Thought,” Hampshire College, R.W. Kern Center, June 2014 Harvard Gazette, “Early Outlines for Smith Center,” Harvard University, Smith Campus Center, May 2014 Campus Dining Today, interview with Dana Kelly and Bob Simmons, “Architects’ Perspectives: Designing in 2014,” May 2014 Campus Dining Today, “Campus Dining by Design,” Vanderbilt University’s Bamboo Bistro, May 2014 Campus Dining Today, “Nourishing Students in Multiple Ways,” University of Chicago’s Bartlett Hall, May 2014 The Architect’s Newspaper, “Sert-ified,” Boston University School of Law, February 2014 Food Management, Vanderbilt University Alumni Hall, “Vanderbilt Debuts Two New Eateries,” February 2014 2013 The Record, Boston University School of Law, “Building our Future” interview with Leland Cott, Fall 2013 Old Buildings, New Forms, by Francoise Bollack, MASS MoCA, November 2013 Environmental Design & Construction, Boston University, Center for Student Services, “The Center of Attention,” August 2013 EcoStructure, Harvard University, Blackstone Office Renovation, “Continuous Study,” August 2013 Food Management, Boston University, Marciano Commons, “Onsite Project Showcase,” January 2013 Learning by Design, Boston University, Center for Student Services, “Grand Award – New Construction,” January 2013 2012 EcoStructure, Macalester College, Institute for Global Citizenship, “The Envelope, Please,” December 2012 San Francisco Chronicle, Fort Mason SF, “Unique looks in Fort Mason design contest,” December 2012 Metropolis Magazine, Blog Series, “Icon or Eyesore?” November 2012 Architectural Record, Harvard GSD, “The Architecture of Architecture Schools,” November 2012e-architect (UK), Boston University, BU Center for Student Services, October 2012 inhabitat, Boston University, “New Center for Student Services is a Sustainable Gateway for BU,” September 2012 BU Today, Boston University, Center for Student Services, September 2012 Boston Globe, 1282 Boylston Street, “BRA approves project,” September 2012 San Francisco Chronicle, Fort Mason Competition, “3 Teams vie to re-do Fort Mason,” July 2012 Metropolis, Blog Series, ‘Icon or Eyesore?’, June 2012 Building Design & Construction, Muhlenberg College, “Creating a Living Room on Campus,” June 2012 Greensource, MIT E60, “Inward Looking: At MIT, a design team strives to build a better historic masonry envelope,” June 2012 2011 New England Real Estate Journal, MIT Sloan School of Management, “Green Building Project Spotlight,” December 16, 2011 AIArchitect, Finca Vigia, Hemingway House, “Historic Preservation might be the key to Cuban-American relations,” December 2, 2011 The Boston Globe, Brandeis University, “Rose Art Museum revival, anniversary,” October 23, 2011 Journal Gazette, Finca Vigia, “Preserving Hemingway’s house in Havana,” October 2011 Architecture Boston, Jason Forney, AIA, LEED interviews Building Science Corporation, “If Walls Could Talk: The Science of Building,” Fall 2011 National Geographic, Harvard University Blackstone Renovation, “Water-Chilled Spaces,” August 2011 The Architect’s Newspaper, Peddocks Island, “Shuttered Island,” March 2011 The Boston Globe, MIT Sloan School of Management, “MITs Sloan Building Appealing, Not Audacious,” by Robert Campbell January 2011 The Boston Globe, Peddocks Island, “Shuttered Island,” February 2011 2010 The Boston Globe, MIT Sloan School of Management, “New Building for MIT’s Business School,” September 2010 Building Design & Construction, The Watch Factory, 27th Annual Reconstruction Awards Issue October 2010 Environmental Design & Construction, Macalester College, Institute for Global Citizenship, “Global Leadership” September 2010 New England Real Estate Journal, The Watch Factory, “Watch Factory Offices Defy Real Estate Trends” September 2010 Redeveloping Industrial Sites: A Guide for Architects, Planners and Developers, Boott Mill, Crown and Eagle, MASS MoCA, Piano Craft Guild, by Carol Berens; John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2010 Sustainable Preservation: Greening Existing Buildings, Harvard University Blackstone Office Renovation, by Jean Carroon; John Wiley & Sons, 2010 ReVista: Harvard Review of Latin America, “Havana Modern: Envisioning a 20th Century Preservation District,” by Leland Cott, Spring/Summer 2010 2009 ACUI Bulletin, Macalester College and University of Maine, “Architectural Portfolio Awards 2009,” November 2009 American School & University, University of Maine and Macalester College “Architectural Portfolio Awards 2009,” November 2009 The Chronicle Review: Architecture Issue, University of Maine / Wells Commons, March 2009 Createquity.com Arts Policy Library, “MASS MoCA and the revitalization of North Adams,” December 2009 Museumania: Museus de Hoje, Modelos de Ontem (Today’s Museums, Yesterday’s Models), by Nuno Grande (Portugal), MASS MoCA, 2009 2008 ACUI Bulletin, Vanderbilt University / Commons Center, “Renovation & Construction Showcase,” January 2008 Almanac of Architecture & Design, Harvard University / Blackstone Office Renovation, “Chapter 5: Sustainable/Green Design,” 2008 Architectural Record, MASS MoCA Sol LeWitt Gallery, “A Show for the Generations,” November 2008 Boston Globe, MASS MoCA Sol LeWitt Gallery, “Vast LeWitt Show,” November 2008 TIME Magazine, Vanderbilt University / Commons Center, “A Frosh New Start,” October 2008 The Chronicle Review: Architecture Issue, Vanderbilt University / Commons Center, “New Campus Architecture,” March 2008 Environmental Design & Construction, Harvard University / Blackstone Office Renovation, “The Green Building Revolution Accelerates,” February 2008 Green Building Through Integrated Design, by Jerry Yudelson, Greensource Books September 2008 GreenSource Magazine, Harvard University / Blackstone Office Renovation, “Boston’s Green Revolution,” November 2008 Maintenance Solutions Magazine, Harvard University / Blackstone Office Renovation, “Sustainability Standard,” January 2008 The New York Times, MASS MoCA / Sol LeWitt Gallery, “Now in Residence: Walls of Luscious Austerity,” December 2008 Preservation of Modern Architecture, by Theodore H.M. Prudon, FAIA, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2008 TIME Magazine, MASS MoCA / Sol LeWitt Gallery, voted “Number 1 Art Exhibit in the U.S.,” December 2008 Urban Green File, Harvard University / Blackstone Office Renovation, “Green Building Timeline,” February 2008 2007 Boston Globe Magazine, 45 Province Street, “The Manhattanization of Boston,” March 2007 Boston Globe Magazine, Greenway Place, “Views to Thrill,” March 2007 The Green Building Revolution, by Jerry Yudelson and S. Richard Fedrizzi, Island Press, October 2007 GreenSource Magazine, Harvard University / Blackstone Offices, Vanderbilt University / Commons Center, “The Hidden Life of Green,” April 2007 2006 Boston Globe, 45 Province Street, “Reaching for the Sky,” October 2006 Educational Environments No.3, by Roger Yee, University of Chicago / Bartlett Commons, Harvard Universty / University Hall and Harvard Dance Center, Vanderbilt University / Sarratt Student Center, October 2006 The New York Times, MASS MoCA, “Sol LeWitt at MASS MoCA,” October 2006 2005 Boston Globe, 45 Province Street, “Historic Site Regains Stature,” October 2005 Boston Globe, Greenway Place, “Loft Living,” March 2005 Boston Globe, Hemingway House / Finca Vigía, “Sun Also Rises on Hemingway Home,” September 2005 CNN.com, Hemingway House / Finca Vigía, “Hemingway’s Cuba Home on Endangered List,” June 2005 2004 Architectural Record, MASS MoCA: Phase II, “Stage two underway at MASS MoCA,” February 2004 Architectural Record online, MASS MoCA: Phase II, “MASS MoCA To Expand,” January 2004 Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Landmark Center, “City Hall East race heats up,” February 2004 Banker & Tradesman, Channel Center, “Architectural Pioneers Channel Energy into Hub Renovation,” April 2004 High Profile, MASS MoCA: Phase II, “Bruner/Cott Designs MoCA,” January 2004 Illustrated Dictionary of Architectural Preservation, by Ernest Burden, February 2004 The New York Times, Finca Vigía, Cuba, “An Unmovable Feast of Hemingway History Struggles to Survive,” October 2004 Providence Journal, Promenade at the Foundry, “Foundry to Evolve into Luxury Apartments,” May 2004 2003 ACUI Bulletin, “Adaptive Reuse,” by John Rossi, May 2003 ACUI Bulletin, University of Chicago / Bartlett Commons, “Renovation & Construction Showcase,” January 2003 Architecture Boston, University of Chicago / Bartlett Commons, “BSA Honor Award for Design Excellence,” Jan/Feb 2003 Banker & Tradesman, Temple Or Atid, “Bruner/Cott Synagogue Design Shines in Wayland,” February 2003 Contemporary Stone and Tile Design, University of Chicago / Bartlett Commons, “A Gothic Revival in Chicago,” Winter 2003 Modern Steel, University of Chicago / Bartlett Commons, “Updated, not Outdated” by Bob Simmons, February 2003 On-Campus Hospitality, University of Chicago / Bartlett Commons, “Design and Renovation: From Old Gym to Dining Gem,” February 2003 Traditional Building, University of Chicago / Bartlett Commons, “University of Chicago Saves 100-Year-Old Gym,” March/April 2003 2002 American School & University, University of Chicago / Bartlett Commons, “A New Purpose,” December 2002 Architectural Record, University of Chicago / Bartlett Commons, “The University of Chicago Modernizes with $442 Million In Construction Projects,” October 2002 Architecture NOW! (Vol. 2), by Philip Jodidio, Taschen, November 2002 Banker & Tradesman, Channel Center, “Bruner/Cott Designs Expansion,” January 2002 Boston Globe, Channel Center, “Development to put new face on S. Boston area,” May 2002 Food Management, Bartlett Commons, “Higher Expectations in Higher Education,” July 2002 The Wall Street Journal, University of Chicago / Bartlett Commons, “Phi Beta Cafeteria,” November 2002 2001 Boston Globe, Channel Center, “Holding the Fort,” March 2001 Building Design and Construction, Landmark Center, “Landmark Lives On,” October 2001 College Planning and Management, Williams College / Goodrich Hall, “From Chapel to Student Center,” January 2001 Competitions, “Dartmouth Looks to the Future,” Fall 2001 Harvard Magazine, University Hall, “Bulfinch Magic,” May/June 2001 Nikkei Architecture Magazine (Japan), Harvard University / University Hall, “Universal Design and Accessibility: A Case Study of Japan and the United States,” April 2001 Quaderns Magazine (Spain), Mass MoCA, Summer 2001 Recreation Management Magazine, Wellbridge Fitness Center, “The Genesis of Evolving Fitness Center Design,” April 2001 Traditional Building, Harvard University / University Hall, “An Ivy-League Restoration,” November/December 2001 Traditional Building, Harvard University / University Hall, “Opening Doors,” July/August 2001 University Business, “Designer Dorms,” September 2001 Visual Architecture, Vanderbilt University / Sarratt Student Center, Fall 2001 2000 A + T Magazine (Spain), “Notes on MASS MoCA” June 2000 AIArchitect Newsletter, MASS MoCA, “Millennium Rings in with a Record Number of Honors,” February 2000 Architectural Record, MASS MoCA, “Analysis of Tate Modern Museum in Context of Other Spaces Devoted to the Display of Art,” June 2000 l’Architecture d’Aujourd’hui (France), MASS MoCA, “L’effet Berkshire” (The Berkshire Effect),” November 2000 Banker & Tradesman, Landmark Center, MASS MoCA, and Watertown Arsenal, “History Meets Hi-Tech,” June 2000 Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, “From Mill to Museum” (hardcover book), June 2000 The New York Times, MASS MoCA, “MASS MoCA Boom,” May 2000 Smithsonian, MASS MoCA, “A Unique Home to Cutting Edge Art,” March 2000 World Architecture, MASS MoCA, “Industrial Action,” April 2000 1999 American School & University, Goodrich Hall, “Historical Landmark Revived,” June 1999 Architectural Record, MASS MoCA, “Long in the Making, MASS MoCA Transforms Blue Collar Town,” August 1999 Architecture, MASS MoCA, “An Old Town Stakes its Future on a New Museum,” July 1999 Art New England, MASS MoCA, “MASS MoCA: Berkshire Cathedral,” June/July 1999 Art News, MASS MoCA, “Up and Running After 12 Years,” June 1999 Association of College Unions International, Future Search ’98, “Seminar Searches Future for Issues that Shape Campuses,” January 1999 Banker & Tradesman, MASS MoCA, “Art and Industry Interplay at Massive MASS MoCA,” July 1999 The Berkshire Eagle, MASS MoCA “Art and Urban Renewal,” May 1999 Boston Globe, MASS MoCA, “A ‘Joke’ Becomes a Showpiece,” August 1999 Boston Globe, MASS MoCA, “Art schmart: MoCA itself a marvel,” June 1999 Boston Globe, MASS MoCA, “Getting to Know MASS MoCA,” July 1999 Boston Globe, MASS MoCA, “Massive MoCA,” May 1999 The Boston Herald, MASS MoCA, “A work in progress,” May 1999 The Consultant, Harvard University Kirkland & Eliot House, “Harvard University: On Course for the 21st Century,” November 1999 The Dallas Morning News, MASS MoCA, “Architects kept integrity of mills,” May 1999 Harvard Design Magazine, “Chicago and Beyond: Hope for Housing,” by Leland Cott, Summer 1999 Houser (Germany), “Kunstfabrik in New England (Art Factory in New England),” June 1999 Interiors, MASS MoCA, “MoCA Grande,” August 1999 The New York Times, MASS MoCA, “Art Center Has Room For the Big And the New,” June 1999 The New York Times, MASS MoCA, “Contemporary Art in a Factory Setting,” June 1999 The New Yorker, MASS MoCA, “Minimalism Depot,” August 1999 The New York Times, MASS MoCA, “A New Arts Center Opens Against All Odds,” May 1999 Preservation News, MASS MoCA, “Small Town, Big Time Museum,” March 1999 Time Magazine, MASS MoCA, “Critical MASS,” July 1999 Time Magazine, MASS MoCA, “Going for Mass Appeal,” June 1999 The Wall Street Journal, “MASS MoCA opens to an Art-Hungry Public,” June 1999 The Washington Post, MASS MoCA, “For Big Art, a Gigantic Gamble,” May 1999 1998 Architectural Record, Watertown Arsenal, “Watertown Arsenal Trades Weapons for Offices and Public Park,” May 1998 Architecture Boston, “Unwanted, Unloved: Protecting 20th Century Architecture,” November 1998 Association of College Unions International, Goodrich Hall, Williams College, “Student Opinions Guide Transformation of Historic Chapel,” May 1998 Boston Globe, 1640 Washington Street Housing, “Give them their Daily Housing,” March 1998 Boston Globe, Landmark Center, “Developers Take a New Look at Old Buildings,” November 1998 Nashville Scene, Sarratt Center, Vanderbilt University, “The Center Cannot Hold,” February 1998 1997 AIA Committee on Architecture for Education, “Specialties in Educational Facilities,” June 1997 AIA Historic Resources Committee, “Managing Historic Educational Facilities,” June 1997 Association of College Unions International, Harvard University / Memorial Hall, “Renovation Received National Award,” April 1997 Banker & Tradesman, 1640 Washington Street Housing, “Indigent Elders Get a Home for the Holidays and Beyond,” November 1997 Banker & Tradesman, Harvard University / Memorial Hall, “1997 AIA Award Winner,” February 1997 Boston Globe, 1640 Washington Street Housing, “Historic Haven,” October 1997 Boston Globe, 1640 Washington Street Housing, “Finally a Place to Call Home,” September 1997 Boston Globe, 1640 Washington Street Housing, “A Joint Venture for Homeless Elders,” May 1997 Boston Globe, Hayden Building, “Bank Becomes Tenant in the Combat Zone,” September 1997 Boston Globe, Landmark Center, “Sears Building Sale Completed,” 1997 Boston Globe, Landmark Center, “A Welcome Sequel on Park Drive,” July 1997 Boston Sunday Globe, Memorial Tower / Mount Greylock, “A Monumental Makeover,” October 1997 Boston Sun Transcript, 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England Real Estate Journal, MASS MoCA September 1996 1995 The New York Times, MASS MoCA, “MASS MoCA Revives as Shows Begin,” August 1995 1994 Boston Globe, Hayden Building, “It’s Update Time for the Hayden Building,” October 1994 Progressive Architecture, Peabody Terrace, “Yesterday’s Paradigm, Today’s Problem,” June 1994 1993 Architectural Showcase, The WellBridge Center, June 1993 1991 Boston Globe, Cambridge YWCA, “Project Begins,” November 1991 Boston Globe, Private Residence, “Home of the Week,” December 1991 The Cambridge Chronicle, Cambridge YWCA, “City Architects Worked on Family YWCA,” November 1991 The Cambridge Chronicle, Cambridge YWCA, “Young Women’s Assoc. Opens its New Doors to Community,” September 1991 Middlesex News, Crown & Eagle, “Old Dennison Mill Renovation Could Ignite Downtown Rebirth,” September 1991 Restaurant/Hotel Design International, MIT Faculty Club, “Club Appeal,” February 1991 1990 The Boston Herald, “New Lease on Life for Historic Buildings,” June 1990 Connecticut Magazine, “New Life for Old Mills,” March 1990 New England Architectural Journal, Allegro Restaurant and the Boston Sail Loft, “Move Highly Successful for Two Restaurants,” August 1990 The New York Times, MASS MoCA, “Museum’s Bright Future Grows Dim,” April 1990 The Wall Street Journal, MASS MoCA, “Will Blockbuster Museum get off Drawing Board?”, February 1990 1989 Architectural Record, MASS MoCA, “Massachusetts’s Ambitious MoCA,” November 1989 Boston Globe Magazine, Custom House, “Custom Made,” October 1989 Boston Globe, “931 Mass. Ave.”, August 1989 Boston Globe, Brickbottom Artist Housing, “Brickbottom Blooms,” March 1989 Boston Globe, Custom House, “Plan for People, Not Just Autos,” July 1989 Boston Globe, Washington Elms, “Honoring the Architects of Lower-Priced Housing,” July 1989 Building Design and Construction, 45 Province Street, “Zoning Plan Readies Boston for New Downtown Core,” June 1989 Design Times, 45 Province Street, “Romancing the Stone,” November/December 1989 Design Times, Bruner/Cott Interview, “The Big Picture,” March/April 1989 New England Real Estate Journal, Mystic Views Apartments, “Bruner/Cott Designs Mystic Views Apartments,” August 1989 New England Real Estate Journal, Washington Elms, “BSA’s 1989 Housing Awards Focus on Affordable Housing,” August 1989 New York Times Magazine, MASS MoCA, “A MegaMuseum in a Mill Town?”, March 1989 The Tab, Fenway Housing Complex, “New Fenway Housing Complex Ready,” December 1989 1988 Architectural Record, Washington Elms, “Making it Work,” November 1988 Boston Business Journal, MIT Student Center, “Architecture Changing to Meet Students’ Needs,” November 1988 Boston Globe, Custom House, “The View from Inside the Boom,” January 1988 Boston Globe, Peterborough Street, “The West Fenway is found by Developers,” May 1988 The Boston Herald, MASS MoCA, “Regional Artists Pushing for Role in New Museum,” December 1988 Metropolitan Home, MASS MoCA, “The Met Grill,” April 1988 New England Architectural Journal, 931 Mass Ave., Cover Photo, February 1988 1987 Art News, MASS MoCA, “Thinking Big,” September 1987 Boston Globe, 931 Mass. Ave., “Cambridge Condos Planned,” May 1987 Boston Globe, Brickbottom, “For 91 Artists, Brickbottom is Home,” June 1987 Boston Globe, Custom House, “Holes Abound Downtown, Here’s What’s Filling Them,” March 1987 Boston Globe, The Fensgate, “Conversions That Lead to Housing,” March 1987 The Cambridge Chronicle, 931 Mass Ave., “56-Unit Condo Plan Unveiled,” May 1987 New England Architectural Journal, Fox Properties, “Bruner/Cott & Assoc. Designs Two Projects for Fox Properties,” December 1987 Newsweek, MASS MoCA, “Art Comes to the Rescue,” October 1987 Newsweek, MASS MoCA, “Showing Art with Style,” September 1987 The Tab, 931 Mass. Ave., “Developers Plan 56 Condos for Former Gas Station in Cambridge,” May 1987 1986 Boston Business Journal, Custom House, “Two Dozen Projects Remain in Hub Pipeline,” April 1986 Boston Globe, 125 Summer Street, “$100M Plan Offered for South Station Area,” April 1986 Boston Globe, Crown & Eagle, “A Winning Combination in Uxbridge,” January 1986 Boston Globe, Custom House, “Buildings Proposed Near Custom House,” April 1986 Boston Globe, Washington Elms, “Bruner/Cott Honored,” November 1986 Boston Globe, Windsor Place, “A Blend of Old, New,” November 1986 The Boston Herald, Piano Craft Guild, “Apartments for Art’s Sake,” July 1986 Builder, Washington Elms, “Merit Award,” October 1986 Buildings Design Journal, Custom House, “New Buildings Keep Flavor of Historic Area,” July 1986 Progressive Architecture, Washington Elms, “Privatizing Public Housing,” May 1986 1985 Architecture, Crown & Eagle, “Apartments in a Restored Rural Mill and Intown Farmhouse,” October 1985 New England Real Estate Journal, Linwood Condominiums, “N.E. Financial Resources Loan $6M to Linwood for Condos,” October 1985 1984 Architectural Record, Crown & Eagle, “1984 Awards for Excellence in Architecture,” December 1984 Connecticut Real Estate Journal, Brewery Square, “First Phase of $16M Brewery Square Complete,” March 1984 Boston Globe, Navy Yard Condos, “Construction Start Soon on Elderly Housing at Charlestown Yard,” September 1984 Boston Globe, Navy Yard Condos, “Navy Yard Condos Sell Out,” August 1984 New Haven Advocate, Brewery Square, “Fair Haven River Village Artisans,” August 1984 New Haven Register, Brewery Square, “4 Projects are Honored by Council of Architects,” September 1984 New Haven Register, Brewery Square, “Brewery Project Ignites Hope,” August 1984 The New York Times, Long Wharf, “Mixed Use Project to Start in July,” April 1984 1983 Boston Globe, Krakow Gallery, “New Krakow Gallery has the Feel of New York,” April 1983 1982 Athletic Purchasing & Facilities, Briggs Cage, “Brought Back to Life,” June 1982 Boston Globe, Burberry’s, “A Touch of London Hits Boston,” October 1982 The Harvard Crimson, Briggs Cage, “Athletics for All,” March 1982 1981 Boston Sunday Globe, Rodman Candleworks, “Landmarks Worth Preserving,” May 1981 The Burlington Free Press, Winooski Mills, “There’s Gold in Them Thar Winooski Mills,” April 1981 Evening News, Woodcraft Square, “Dedicating Old Factory as Housing,” November 1981 The Evening Times, Blackstone Falls, “Blackstone Falls Hydro Project a Step Nearer Reality,” June 1981 Progressive Architecture, Rodman Candleworks, “Candleworks Converted,” November 1981 1980 Providence Journal, Blackstone Falls, “Textile Company Plans to Harness Blackstone Power,” April 1980 1978 Bed & Bath Book, by Terrance Conran, Crown Publishers, 1978 Building, A House and Home Guide, Berman House, “Living with Natural Light,” Spring 1978 Casa Vogue, Conde Nast Publications, December 1978 Christian Science Monitor, Blackstone Falls, “New Life down by Old Mill Stream in RI,” March 1978 Process Architecture (Japan), Berman House, “Modern Houses in America,” June 1978 Progressive Architecture, Lowell National Cultural Park, “The Lowell Team,” January 1978 Providence Journal Bulletin, Central Falls, “1849 Textile Mill in Central Falls to be Apartments,” June 1978 Solar Houses: 48 Energy Saving Designs, by Louis Gropp, Pantheon Books, 1978 The Toshi-Jutaku: Urban Housing (Japan), Kajima Institute Publishing Company, No. 128, June 1978 1977 Architectural Record, Berman House, “1977 Houses of the Year,” May 1977 The Boston Globe, “A House that Welcomes the Sun,” November 1977 House & Garden, “Catch the Sun,” Conde Nast Publications Inc., July 1977 Nikkei Architecture (Japan), August 1977 Solar Houses, Berman House, June 1977 1976 House & Home, Gelardin/Bruner/Cott, “Profile of an Unusual Remodeling Company,” October 1976 1975 New York Times Magazine Piano Craft Guild, “Piano Factory in Boston,” January 1975 Preservation News Piano Craft Guild, “Reusing the Past,” April 1975 1974 Boston Sunday Globe Piano Craft Guild, “Novel Rehabilitation Lends New Tone to Piano Factory,” April 1974 Boston Sunday Herald Piano Craft Guild, “Piano Factory Becomes Singular Center for Artists,” April 1974 The Wall Street Journal “Piano Craft Guild,” June 1974 1973 Boston Sunday Globe Piano Craft Guild, “Recycling a Factory,” December 1973 1972 Boston Sunday Globe, “Piano Craft Guild,” June 1972 1971 H & G Guide for Young Living, Private Residence, “Three Stories Open to the Light,” Fall 1971 Copyright © 2021 Bruner/Cott Architects info@brunercott.com +1 617.492.8400 225 Friend Street, Suite 701 Boston, MA 02114