Teaching Firm in Residence Program

The Cummings School of Architecture in 2007 established the Architecture Teaching Firm in Residence Program, unique in the United States, with the intention to bring the highest quality educator practitioners to the School from the region, the country and abroad for semester long stays.  The program brings two to three lead participants from the Teaching Firm for semester long engagements to teach graduate architectural design studios, and often an additional seminar. 

Additional firm-wide resources are engaged for studio lectures, design studio review critiques at 91º£½ÇÂÒÂ× and at the firm, and visits to the firm and to sites. Teaching Firms in Residence often offer a public lecture and exhibition in the School’s Events series as well.

An exterior view of MASS Design building in Rwanda Institute

MASS Design

Boston, MA
An architectural building designed by Maryann Thompson Architects

Maryann Thompson

Boston, MA
A building designed by Hacin + Associates

Hacin + Associates

Boston, MA
A skyview of a building designed by Perkins+Will Architects

Perkins+Will

New York Studio - Boston Studio
A building designed by Schwartz Silver Architects

Schwartz Silver

Boston, MA
A photo of an interior design by Amenta Emma

Amenta Emma Architects

A building designed by Touloukian Touloukian Architects

Touloukian Touloukian

Boston, MA
An internal shot of custom wood from Gray Organschi Architecture

Gray Organschi Architecture

New Haven, CT
A building designed by designLAB Architects

designLAB Architects

Boston, MA
A building designed by CBT Architects

CBT

Boston, MA
City skyline view of an Ayers Saint Gross Architects project

Ayers Saint Gross

Baltimore, MD
A building designed by Tangram Architecten

Tangram Architecten

Amsterdam, Netherlands
A building designed by Brian Healy Architects

Brian Healy Architects

Boston, MA
A photo of an exterior of a building design by Goody Clancy

Goody Clancy

A photo of a house design by Joeb Moore & Partners

Joeb Moore & Partners