Our small, family-owned architecture firm focuses on serving our community with the efficiency and beauty of good design. We offer full architectural services, lightweight design consultation, and everything in between, tailored to the needs of your project. We also provide data analytics services, bringing insight and understanding to a massive pool of building energy data to provide engaging images to drive changes at an individual and policy level.

Maryann Thompson Architects is a Cambridge-based architecture firm that offers a wide range of services to public and private clients. We specialize in sustainable, regionally driven architecture that attempts to heighten the phenomenological qualities of the site in which we work. Our architectural investigations revolve around such concerns as creating a rich and thoughtful edge between inside and outside, utilizing light as a medium, and employing warm, natural materials to accentuate a sense of place. The firm's staff of 15 comes from diverse backgrounds, including architecture, landscape architecture, green architecture, planning, interior design, and the visual arts.

A public, nonprofit affordable housing organization that works in concert with the Governor and the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (EOHLC) to increase the supply of affordable housing in Massachusetts.

McCauley Lyman is a transactional law firm dedicated to helping businesses grow and thrive in the renewable energy arena. We help our clients negotiate contracts, obtain permits, acquire real estate, arrange financings, and purchase and sell energy-related businesses and their assets. By leveraging our considerable network of resources and decades of experience in the industry, we can provide a high-quality representation of larger corporate firms while maintaining a close eye on costs. We pride ourselves on giving practical advice, having good judgment, and playing well with others.

I am an NCARB-certified architect, registered in Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, and a licensed construction supervisor in Massachusetts. I am a member of the NH AIA and the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association. Architects have a social responsibility to lead their clients to create low operational and embodied carbon buildings that provide living spaces free of toxic materials and chemicals. The design of the building envelope and specifications of interior finishes are factors of great importance to me. I have developed building envelope designs that incorporate non-petrochemical products, resulting in passive house standards, healthy environments, and lower embodied carbon buildings.