The Architectural Team, also known as TAT, is an architectural firm that has been serving customers since 1971. The company has a staff of more than 45 employees that offers construction of large urban developments and residential, commercial, hospitality, recreational and academic facilities. It specializes in historic monument preservation and adaptive reuse services. The Architectural Team has received over 60 awards, including the Design Merit Award from the Boston Society of Landscape Architects. Its clients include Beacon Communities Development, Bluestone Properties, Cornerstone Corporation, Curry College, Landmark Health Solutions, Karam Financial Group and Trinity Financial. The Architectural Team is located in Chelsea, Mass.
Studio Philosophy: Natural Modernism The work of Flavin Architects is deeply rooted in the context in which our projects are sited; we call this approach to design Natural Modernism. The firm designs buildings that relate beautifully to their surroundings, with sculpted lines and timeless materials. With an aim to blur the distinction between inside and out, we use transparency and axial views to draw the eye to the natural world. The work is designed to tread lightly on the earth. We make innovative use of cutting-edge materials and techniques to conserve energy, water and the natural systems present on the site. The success of our projects depends on strong relationships and teamwork. Flavin Architects seeks to understand our clients' intentions so that we can translate these goals into a design tailored to them. Our hand-rendered drawings, models and computer simulations work together to ensure that our clients understand how a concept will work and accurately convey the project
Well-designed places affect people and their everyday activities in subtle and significant ways. We are committed to assisting our clients in realizing exceptional results with design creativity, ingenuity, and efficiency. Together with our clients and consultants, we aspire to create buildings and places that enhance the experience of their occupants, promote social interaction, and achieve high architectural goals, yet that will be cost effective, energy efficient, and sustainable.
