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October 15, 2019
Robert Levash, Northeastern Alumnus interviewed by Alma Mater
Northeastern University alumnus Robert Levash, AIA, and Principal at Wilson Butler Architects brings innovative design ideas into reality, works directly with clients, manages design projects, serves as a leader and mentor to junior staff, and so much more. Our firm has strong Northeastern ties, consistently hiring Architecture co-op students as well as Northeastern alumni after graduation. Master of Architecture student
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October 07, 2019
Wilson Butler Wins Two Canstruction 2019 Awards: “Social Media Soup-er Star” and “Best Use of Labels”.
Wilson Butler Architects has teamed up with “Carmen CANdiego” and Canstruction Boston to end food insecurity in Massachusetts. Hosted by BSA/AIA, this charity event and exhibition brings teams of architects, designers, engineers, and contractors together to compete in awe-inspiring feats of engineering to create sculptures made out of canned goods and other nonperishable food items—without
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August 28, 2019
A Co-op Experience: Sam Pham
Today marks the last day Sam Pham will punch in as an intern with Wilson Butler Architects. Sam has become an integral part of our model shop team, helping to create some amazing models over the past few months. But before we say our goodbyes we wanted to get some insight on Sam’s background and
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August 09, 2019
A Co-op Experience: Rylie Davidson
As summer is nearing its end for a lot of students, we have to say goodbye to our summer interns. Rylie, one of our summer interns, has been working alongside our interior designers and architects on a multiple projects. Working in a studio environment can give young designers a better understanding of what lies ahead
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February 04, 2019
A Co-op Experience: Sebastian Yan
Wilson Butler Architects recently welcomed Sebastian Yan to the team for a six month internship working in our model shop. Northeastern’s distinctive educational “Co-op” approach integrates rigorous classroom study with real world experiences to create a powerful way to learn. Coordinators work with students from their first year through their graduation year as a bridge
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January 31, 2019
WATCH: Designing for the Future of Performing Arts at Auburn University
In this video, Scott Wilson, Scott Butler, and Christopher Heacox discuss how the Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center (GPAC) at Auburn University is designed to create an intimate experience between the performers and audience, and how the world-class facility will serve as a new cultural gateway to Auburn University. The influence of a
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