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Elkus Manfredi Architects SELECT PORTFOLIO OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AUGUST 2026


“No longer a mandate, the workplace must become a magnet.” Elizabeth Lowrey PRINCIPAL, DIRECTOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN ELKUS MANFREDI ARCHITECTS

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Elkus Manfredi Architects is a full-service design firm offering the following services: architecture, interior architecture, workplace strategy, employee engagement, change management, furniture specification, master planning, urban design, branding & brand integration, and environmental graphic design. 2


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Multidisciplinary Design Practitioners As a firm, we work across many disciplines and do not believe in departmental silos. We take inspiration and ideas from seemingly disparate project types and apply them in new ways with exciting results.

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ATHLETICS

WORKPLACE

SCIENCE + TECHNOLOGY

Allentown Arena

Aetna

Boston 2024 Olympic Bid

AEW Capital Management

The Broad Institute

Boston Celtics

Boston Consulting Group

Draper

Boston Bruins

Charles River Associates

Children’s National Hospital

Boston Sports Club

Fidelity Investments

CRISPR Therapeutics

Detroit Pistons

FM

MD Anderson Cancer Center

Equinox Group

Foley Hoag

Microsoft Corporation

Green Bay Packers

MassMutual

Novartis

New Balance

New Balance

Nuro

Simmons University

Publicis Groupe

Pfizer

The TRACK at new balance

Third Rock Ventures

Texas Medical Center

Tufts University

WHOOP

Vertex Pharmaceuticals


RESIDENTIAL + HOSPITALITY

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HIGHER EDUCATION Boston University

Berkshire Development

Alexandria Real Estate Equities

Caesars Entertainment

Boston Development Group

Emerson College

Equity Residential

Boston Properties

Harvard University

InterContinental

Caruso Affiliated

MIT

Omni Hotels & Resorts

Greystar

Northeastern University

Samuels & Associates

Jamestown LP

Rutgers University

St Regis Hotels & Resorts

Leggat McCall Properties

Texas A&M University

The Walt Disney Company

National Development

The Ohio State University

White Elephant Nantucket

The Related Companies

Tufts University

White Elephant Palm Beach

Samuels & Associates

University of Chicago

The Verb Hotel

Spear Street Capital

University of Florida

Tishman Speyer

Duke University

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Thought Leadership Good Office Design Is Good Business

Reframing the Workplace for the Knowledge Economy

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The Surprising Way to Build a Productive Organization FAST COMPANY LIN K

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Relevant Experience


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WHOOP


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Original: 10,000 sf Expansion: 8,000 sf

WHOOP BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS CLIENT: WHOOP

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Design seamlessly incorporates a workplace, fitness equipment for product testing, and a light manufacturing facility.

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Flexible, transparent spaces offer a variety of formal and informal collaborative areas for staff use and client entertaining.

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Clean, modern, minimal aesthetic projects youthful energy and physical movement.

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“Having a great space, great environment, and great design improves everything about your company and really permeates the culture.” Will Ahmed FOUNDER AND CEO

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NEW BALAN CE HEADQUARTERS


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250,000 gsf SUSTA I N A B ILI TY

Certified LEEDCS Platinum AWARDS

Best in Massachusetts, International Interior Design Association (IIDA), New England Chapter Best New Workplace – New Construction, CoreNet Global New England Best of Year Finalist, Interior Design magazine

New Balance Headquarters BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS CLIENT: NB DEVELOPMENT GROUP

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For its 250,000-square-foot corporate home and retail flagship, New Balance asked Elkus Manfredi to envision the “workplace of the future.”

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The design brings employees out of private offices into open, flexible office solutions that encourage teamwork and collaboration across the organization.

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Headquarters features vibrant branded amenity spaces, including timelines detailing the history of the company, six showrooms, a café, and a large daylit cafeteria, all supporting the merchant organization. ELKUS M ANFRED I ARCHI T ECTS

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“What you have here is a deep integration of the brand, deep integration of the core values, and evidence of that everywhere you turn.” Rob DeMartini FORMER PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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THE TRACK AT NEW BALANCE


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455,000 gsf SUSTA I N A B ILI TY

Certified LEED-CS Gold AWARDS

Fast Company Innovation by Design Award Finalist – Sports & Recreation Category

the TRACK at new balance BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS CLIENT: NEW BALANCE DEVELOPMENT GROUP

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Architecture MasterPrize Winner – Recreational Architecture Category IIDA NE Design Award Winner – Health & Wellness Large Category Interior Design magazine Best of Year Honoree – Fitness Category

The facility's record-setting hydraulic track and highly flexible fieldhouse accommodate elite competition, community athletics, and a wide range of sports and events, bringing world-class athletic opportunities to athletes of all ages and skill levels.

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Beyond athletics, the adaptable arena transforms to host exhibitions, performances, and other largescale gatherings for up to 10,000 attendees.

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"The TRACK at New Balance offers the optimal training and performance venue for athletes of all abilities while driving New Balance innovation and technology insights through our new state-of-the-art New Balance Sports Research Lab." Joe Preston PRESIDENT & CEO

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STRIDER HOTEL AT BOSTON LANDING


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Strider Hotel at Boston Landing (Curio by Hilton) BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS CLIENT: NEW BALANCE DEVELOPMENT GROUP

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• The Strider Hotel will feature 175 thoughtfully designed guest rooms with sweeping views of downtown Boston and the Charles River. • Amenities include a restaurant and bar, along with flexible meeting spaces for groups and events. • The nine-story hotel anchors the final phase of the Boston Landing development, and the retail and restaurant space at its base that seamlessly integrates it with the surrounding neighborhood. ELKUS M ANFRED I ARCHI T ECTS

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"The 170-bed Strider Hotel project will be the 'missing piece' tying together Boston Landing. As soon as the 130,000 square foot structure is finished, the hotel is intended to be able to host community events and serve as a beacon." Amy Dow SENIOR DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AT NEW BALANCE

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AUERBACH CENTER AT BOSTON LANDING


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245,000 gsf SUSTA I N A B ILI TY

Certified LEEDCS Silver AWARDS

American Architecture Award – Sports and Recreation, The Chicago Athenaeum Museum & The European Centre

Auerbach Center at Boston Landing BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS CLIENTS: NEW BALANCE DEVELOPMENT GROUP, BOSTON CELTICS

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• The Auerbach Center dramatically cantilevers toward a major commuter highway atop a mixed-use building that is elegantly massed as a skewed stack of three two-story elements. • Highlights include a sports science lab, training/ recovery facilities, a therapeutic floatation tank, and a medical room with bone-imaging capability. Court-embedded “force-and-motion” floor plates collect data on player performance.

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WARRIOR ICE ARENA AT BOSTON LANDING


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486,000 gsf SUSTA I N A B ILI TY

Certified LEEDCS Silver AWARDS

A+ Awards Finalist – Sport & Recreation, Stadium/Arena, Architizer

Warrior Ice Arena at Boston Landing BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS CLIENTS: NEW BALANCE DEVELOPMENT GROUP, BOSTON BRUINS

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• Designed to National Hockey League standards, this official practice arena for the Boston Bruins is a mixed-use health and performance campus in Boston’s Brighton neighborhood. • Designed to accommodate 650 spectators for professional Bruins practice, amateur and intercollegiate competition, and public events, the 74,000-sf arena and and training facility includes retail space, a concessions concourse, function rooms, and the Bruins non-gameday home. ELKUS M ANFRED I ARCHI T ECTS

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LAMBEAU FIELD STADIUM EXPANSION AND RENOVATIONS


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New Construction: 478,000 sf Renovation: 169,000 sf Hospitality Space: 86,600 sf AWARDS

Mayor’s Beautification Award; Large Buildings – Remodeling / Additions/Restorations, City of Green Bay

Lambeau Field Stadium Expansion and Renovations PROJ ECT H IGH L IGH TS

• Phase 1 expanded Lambeau Field’s south end zone, adding 7,200 seats, new club and lounge spaces, and completing the stadium’s bowl circulation. • The expansion introduced new fan experiences, including the “Wall of Fans,” dedicated bar and concession concourses, and the Champions Club dedicated to former Packers players, family, and staff. • Phase 2 added the Packers Pro Shop, Packers Hall of Fame, year-round restaurant facilities, and expanded training facilities. ELKUS M ANFRED I ARCHI T ECTS

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LAMBEAU FIELD

JOH T TRAINING FACILITY

RETAIL PRACTICE FACILITY

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HNSONVILLE TAILGATE VILLAGE

RESCH EXPO

RESCH CENTER

DON HUSTON CENTER RAY NITSCHKE FIELD

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