Bradley J. Converse

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Bradley J. Converse
Title AIA
Born 4/30/1973; Rochester, New York, USA
Education Kent State University
Firms SILVERstudio architecture/design, Boston MA
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[edit] Projects

Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center "Restless Planet" - Virginia Beach, VA 2005-2010

Tennessee Aquarium "Ocean Journey" - Chattanooga, TN 2002-2005

Boston Harbor Islands Pavilion (competition) - Boston, MA 2005

Living Smart: Big Ideas for Small Lots (competition) - Portland, OR 2004

Groen Hoek: East River Community Boathouse (competition) - Brooklyn, NY 2004

Tennessee Aquarium Changing Exhibit Gallery and Lobby Renovation - Chattanooga, TN 2001-2002

New Bedford Oceanarium (unrealized) - New Bedford, MA 2002

Berlin Zoo-Aquarium (unrealized) - Berlin, Germany 2001

National Museum of Marine Science & Technology (master plan) - Keelung, Taiwan 2001

Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford (facility master plan) - West Hartford, CT 2000-2001

Adriaen's Landing (urban design plan) - Hartford, CT 1997-2000

Sheldon-Charter Oak Neighborhood Revitalization Zone Plan (strategic plan) - Hartford, CT 1998-2000

Baldwin Mills Neighborhood Plan (urban design plan) - Youngstown, OH 1997

[edit] Discussion

Bradley Converse is the founder of SILVERstudio, a Boston-based architecture and design practice centered on the belief that successful design is arrived at collaboratively; responds sensitively to the specifics and potential of the environment, both natural and built; and incorporates traditional materials and techniques with those from the leading edge of technology.

Inherent in this philosophy is the process of the work. The act of creating – in lieu of simply producing – is an open, broad-based exploration and drives our design. Such exploration begins with carefully listening to the client's needs and aspirations for their project and continues throughout the construction phase.

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[edit] External Links

www.SILVERstudio-architects.com


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