Boston – TRIA recently announced its expansion into a diverse range of new practice areas. Under the leadership of President and CEO Sherwood Butler, the architecture firm is now bringing its expertise to the multifamily, interior design, urban design/master planning, commercial mixed-use, adaptive reuse/repositioning, workplace, retail, and hospitality sectors.
Dryft restaurant in Wellesley, Mass.
With a decade of providing holistic design solutions for science and technology —working with global companies like Moderna Therapeutics, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, and leading developers/owners/operators of life-sciences spaces — TRIA is building on its deep expertise to transform the built environment across industries.
“This is a pivotal moment in TRIA’s journey,” said Butler. “Our foundation in science and tech, combined with our growing multidisciplinary experience, has naturally evolved into a bold, integrated practice model. We’re excited to push boundaries, foster innovation across sectors, and create spaces that inspire and transform communities. This evolution enables us to apply insights from one market to another, strengthening outcomes for clients and advancing the quality of the built environment across all sectors we serve.”
200 Berkeley – amenity suite and building repositioning in Boston
TRIA’s newly expanded portfolio comprises an array of projects, including the full repositioning of office spaces in Portsmouth, N.H. and Cambridge, Mass.; an office-to-hotel conversion in Downtown Boston; a luxury 60-unit condominium and club in the Caribbean; new restaurants; and several ground-up multifamily and urban master plan developments in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
