Wild Designs Exhibit at the Peabody Essex Museum was a collaboration between designLAB, MassArt Community/Build, and the Hitchcock Center for the Environment.

The sun-shade fins at UMass Dartmouth, reminiscent of disco-era fashion.

Our interest lies more in a resin panel’s unlimited customizable opportunities than simply the interesting texture.

a vibrant covered bus shelter for loading and unloading students from buses.

Decidedly contemporary and current, the design embodies an attitude of utility and purposefulness.

Preparing the proposal for the Athens Chancery Renovation, dLAB paid visits to the MIT and Harvard University archives, as well as Morse Payne, the original project architect, to better understand the design intent and context.

designLAB submitted a 3 book box for a museum competition for a historic house museum masterplan, renovation, and expansion.

Bob Miklos works in watercolor on an Arches’ block from his vintage folding stool with his brushes and paints arranged in a cigar box.

Using digital fabrication to create a rocking chair that “fits just right”.

Distorted, salvaged steel tracks create a bench that evokes adaptation in the historic Fort Point Channel.

Made from a single mahogany board, the conoid chair is inspired by the thin-shell forms of Felix Candela.

dLAB was asked to conceptualize the next great leap in American Coffeehouse design.

Tidal movement and physics are reimagined to create a new sensory experience.

Applying the bold, unapologetic spirit of Paul Rudolph to create new human-scaled installations in a building and landscape.

designLAB helped visualize an arts space that is a hub for black creatives rooted in the African diaspora, a space of equity and inclusiveness on the water's edge.

Mary Ann created "tree cut" drawings to honor her father and son in a beautiful way and capture a moment in time.

research into inexpensive and durable office and factory furniture for the Machine Age