The award recognized HMFH Architects and the multidisciplinary team, including Halvorson | Tighe & Bond Studio.

Join Vice President Bob Uhlig and Principal Engineer Troy Barry for their presentation on April 8th as part of the Great Bay Living Shoreline Project for the New Hampshire Coastal Adaptation Workgroup.

The massive transformation of the former Suffolk Downs racetrack in Revere has finally begun, with the groundbreaking on the first phase of a 500,000 square foot life sciences complex.

We're honored to be part of this exciting new development by HYM that is transforming the former Suffolk Downs racetrack into a walkable new neighborhood in Revere.

As the design continues to improve and evolve through an engaged community process, we are pleased to share updates on our work with Related Beal and KPF to transform a former parking lot overlooking Boston’s Fort Point Channel into a vibrant, resilient mixed-use development.

We would like to extend our congratulations to HMFH Architects, our own Iris Yung-Ching Lin and Charles Kozlowski, and all project partners on their AIA New Hampshire Design Merit Award for Dover High School in Dover, NH. Halvorson | Tighe & Bond Studio developed a pragmatic site plan that responds to the complexity of the school’s programming and reconfigures 2/3 of the 30-acre campus to accommodate the expanded building complex, parking lot, and sports fields.

Halvorson | Tighe & Bond Studio staff, Jonathan Cave and Inmaculada Gil Cerezo, joined the Boston Society of Landscape Architects, Green Roots Chelsea, and students from the Harvard GSD and Northeastern University to engage residents in a conversation about their hopes for a new open space in their neighborhood.

Halvorson | Tighe & Bond Studio – an award-winning landscape architecture, site planning, and urban design studio within Tighe & Bond, serving New England and the eastern United States seeks a talented and motivated landscape designer/architect with 3 to 5 years of project experience to join our Boston, MA office (a flexible, hybrid remote work approach of three days minimum a week in the office is anticipated).

Hundreds gathered for the dedication of the new Generals Bridge and Park. The new park, which recognizes seven recent generals from Quincy and celebrates the city's long tradition of military service, was designed by Halvorson | Tighe & Bond Studio in collaboration with City officials.