We are pleased to congratulate Silverscape on their 5 awards for excellence in creative print, web and interactive design at this year’s New England Direct Marketing Association (NEDMA) awards banquet, including a Gold Award for the design of the Dyer Brown website. We applaud their continued recognition as a premier marketing services, technology and design firm. To learn more about Silverscape, please visit www.silverscape.com or see their press release about the NEDMA awards.
July 1, 2008
As part of the "Design Giants" issue of Interior Design Magazine, a project photo of Battery Ventures was featured along with our Top 200 ranking. We are pleased that our photo was chosen out of all the projects photos submitted by the 200 honorees included in the list.
May 4, 2007
In late 2006, Motorola, based in Illinois, and with offices worldwide, leased 230,000 s/f of space at the Cross Point towers. The final phase of the project is now under construction, and work is set to be completed in late summer of 2007. This project represents an important component of Motorola’s effort to consolidate four N.E. Regional offices. In addition to taking a large portion of space at the Cross Point campus, this move brings over 100 new jobs to the city, relocates more than 400 employees from the other offices, and makes Motorola the third largest private employer in the city. Read more...
April 18, 2007
Dyer Brown & Associates successfully creates modern interiors.
At Dyer Brown & Associates, success has been the direct result of its knack for turning something old into something new. For more than 35 years, the architectural and design firm has thrived on its ability to incorporate modern design elements into both historic and contemporary buildings in the Boston area, says Managing Director Roger Shepley.
Dyer Brown’s commitment to adaptively re-use and refurbish historic structures was made apparent when it relocated and redesigned the interior of its headquarters. In 2004, the company relocated its 4,500-square-foot office to a landmark building in Boston’s Winthrop Square.
"We built a modern space in the historic building to showcase how the great old buildings in Boston can have a new future in terms of office use," Shepley explains. "We are often in a position to help our clients uncover the aesthetic and functional potential in spaces they may have seen many times. Our own space was no different."
Prior to Dyer Brown's redesign, the space had been used by a series of tenants, most recently as overflow storage space for a law firm. Among the discoveries, buried behind layers of plaster, were a series of 20-foot-tall fluted cast iron columns, dating to the building's origins as a newspaper and mercantile building in late 19th century. Read More...
July 22, 2005
Roger Shepley Fitting In By: Michelle Hillman
Roger Shepley's family advised him against a profession in architecture. Strong advice considering the source: Shepley comes from a long line of storied architects in Boston, dating back to his great, great grandfather Henry Hobson Richardson, the architect of Boston's Trinity Church. Read more...
As part of our ongoing continuing education program, Dyer Brown congratulates our employees who have recently passed professional exams. Through a firm wide initiative that emphasizes our commitment to sustainability, most of our designers are now LEED Accredited Professionals. We anticipate the remainder will be accredited by the end of this year.
Two of our employees have recently passed NCIDQ, the professional certification exam for Interior Designers.
Dyer Brown is pleased to announce that Carol Gillen, Director of Operations, has been honored by the Boston Business Journal in their first annual CFO of the Year Awards in the Small Private Company category. We are delighted that she has been recognized for her outstanding work. In addition to this honor, Carol was also recently named to the Board of Directors of Boston Cares. Boston Cares organizes and leads team-oriented volunteer opportunities and services in and around Boston that have a positive impact on individuals and communities, http://www.bostoncares.org
For more information on the CFO Awards, see the article in the online edition of the Boston Business Journal: http://boston.bizjournals.com/boston/stories/2009/06/01/story20.html
