Maryann Thompson Architects (MTA) is a Watertown, Massachusetts based architecture firm that offers a wide range of services to public and private clients. We were founded by Maryann Thompson in 2000. Previous to that, Maryann was a partner at Thompson & Rose. We specialize in architecture that is sustainable, regionally driven and that attempts to heighten the phenomenological qualities of the site in which we work. Our architectural investigations revolve around such concerns as the creation of a rich and thoughtful edge between inside and outside, utilizing light as a material, and employing warm, natural materials in order to accentuate a sense of place.
Our experienced staff comes from diverse backgrounds, including architecture, landscape architecture, sustainability, planning, and interior design. We provide the following services:
- Full Architectural Services
- Schematic Design
- Design Development
- Construction Documents
- Construction Administration
- Sustainability; LEED & Green Globes Cert.
- Interior Design; including FF&E
- Landscape Design
Maryann carries degrees in both architecture and landscape architecture, bringing to the practice an interdisciplinary approach where issues of the landscape are central to our design thinking. We believe in integrating planning, programming and design in a holistic, consensus-building approach to projects. Our projects range in scale from large institutional buildings to small-scale residential work.
Our work has garnered some 50 design awards, including three AIA National Honor Awards and numerous AIA New England Design Honor Awards and BSA Honor Awards for Design Excellence. The work has been published in Landscape Architecture Magazine, Insite, Art in New England, Progressive Architecture, Architecture, Architectural Digest, Architectural Record, A+U and in various architectural books, including Norton's A Guide to 250 Key Twentieth-Century American Buildings, 40 Under 40, and Contemporary American Architects.
Maryann Thompson, was educated at Princeton University and the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University, where she received a Masters in Architecture and in Landscape Architecture. She brings to her practice an interdisciplinary approach where issues of site, landscaping, and sustainability are central to her design thinking. One of her awards from the AIA states that Maryann “has made a significant contribution to architecture. Her work reconnects architecture with the landscape and celebrates tectonics, materials and a poetic approach to design.”
Maryann taught design studios as a Professor in Practice of Architecture at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design from 2002-2017. She has also taught design as a visiting faculty member at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Rhode Island School of Design, University of Virginia, University of Michigan, and Rice University.
She founded Maryann Thompson Architects in 2000. Prior to that Maryann was a founding partner of Thompson and Rose Architects.
Martha Foss, AIA, earned an undergraduate degree in Architecture from the University of Virginia and a Master in Architecture from the Yale University School of Architecture. She has been with Maryann Thompson Architects for over eleven years.
Martha’s design interests are driven by architecture’s relationship to direct human experience, and the belief that architecture has the potential to serve as a mediator between us and our surroundings—locating us within the world and meaningfully constructing our relationship to it. Architecture is thought of as a system of dynamic interactions and interrelations, through which it has the potential to construct meaning and operate within the realm of the poetic.
Martha has been an invited reviewer at numerous schools across the country. She has taught design studios at Syracuse University School of Architecture—including its Florence, Italy program—Wentworth Institute of Technology and Northeastern University School of Architecture.
Atlantic Center for the Arts
"The element that most compelled me...was the contrast of muscular design and the atmosphere of lovely, intimate spaces."
– Suzanne Fetscher, Former Director
Eli and Edythe L. Broad Institute
"Maryann and her associates are fearless about suggesting out of the box solutions."
– Alan Fein, Deputy Director
Atrium School
"What is most important for us was [Maryann's] ability to listen to our community's needs and build into the design visible...elements that fit into our school's mission."
– Steve Middlebrook, Head of School
Eli and Edythe L. Broad Institute
"Maryann takes her client's ideas, heightens them, and makes them beautiful and inspiring. She works wonderfully with client groups of many sizes..."
– Eric Lander, Director
A.R.T. Black Box Theater - Harvard University
"This project presented significant challenges, in terms of both budget and schedule. Maryann Thompson Architects’ abilities and attitude played a significant role in completing this project on time and within budget."
– Priscilla Noetzel-Wilson
The Children's School
"Approachable, humble, brilliant and willing to give it her all, Maryann, and her entire team, are all about the client ..."
– Maureen Murphy, Head of School
Residence
"Maryann is both a gifted artist—whose medium happens to be buildings—and an empathetic and responsive agent of the client, responding to all our needs."
– Homeowner
2023 Lexington Historical Society, Bechtel Award in DesignExcellence, Follen Church
2022 The Florida Association of the AIA, Test of Time HonorAward Leeper Studio Complex, Atlantic Center for the Arts
2021 Architectural Education Awards, Faculty Design AwardHonorable Mention, The Ripple Effects, Martin Luther King, Jr. & CorettaScott King Memorial
2020 Boston Society of Architects Sustainable Design Awards,Head Start Child and Family Center, Springfield, Massachusetts
2019 Boston Society of Architects Accessible Design HonorAward, Walden Pond Visitor Center
2019 Boston Society of Architects Education FacilitiesDesign Citation Award, Early Learning Center
2018 Celebrating Excellence in Wood Architecture, Wood inGovernment Buildings, Walden Pond Visitor Center.
2018 International Award for Sustainable Architecture,Walden Pond Visitor Center
2018 Best Contemporary Architect, Best of BostonMagazine
2018 Competition Finalist, Martin Luther and Corretta ScottKing memorial to be located in Boston Common, with Wodiczko + Bonder and WalterHood. The Ripple Effects
2016 Merit Award, Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 2, AIA NYDesign Awards, American Institute of Architects New York
2015 A+ Award in Community Design, Brooklyn BridgePark Pier 2, Architizer A+ Awards
2015 Adaptive Reuse Award, Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier2, WAN Awards International Sector Awards Excellence in Design
2014 Preservation Award, Adaptive Reuse, Rehabilitationand Restoration, Dexter Pratt House / Cambridge Center for Adult Education,Massachusetts Historical Commission
2014 Special Mention, Brooklyn Bridge Park WarmingHut, Architizer A+ Awards
2014 Official Selection, Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 2,Built by Women NYC Exhibition, The Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation
2013 Award for Educational Facilities Design, FooteSchool Science and Technology Building, Boston Society of Architects
2013 Honor Awards for Design Excellence, SustainableDesign, Foote School Science and Technology Building, Boston Society ofArchitects
2012 Best New Restaurant, Trade, Boston Magazine
2012 Best New Restaurant, Trade, The ImproperBostonian
2012 Top 50 Best New Restaurants, Trade, Bon AppetitMagazine
2012 Best Kitchen Designer, In Recognition ofQuality and Excellence, Best of Boston Home, Boston Magazine
2011 Boston’s Best Innovative Architect, ProactiveResources, The Boston Phoenix
2010 Honor Award for Design Excellence, Traill St.Garden House, Boston Society of Architects
2010 Honor Award for Design Excellence, Small House,Boston Society of Architects
2010 Design Honor Award, Outdoor Classroom and VineTrellises at the Arnold Arboretum, American Institute of Architects New England
2010 Green Architect, In Recognition of Qualityand Excellence, Best of Boston Home, Boston Magazine
2009 New England Design Hall of Fame, New EnglandHome Magazine
2008 IDID Excellence in Sustainable Design Award,Atrium School, American Institute of Architects New Hampshire
2008 Honor Award for Design Excellence, AtriumSchool, Boston Society of Architects
2008 Honor Award for Design Excellence, TheChildren’s School, Boston Society of Architects
2007 Honor Award for Design Excellence, WestportMeadow House, Boston Society of Architects
2007 Award of Excellence, Leventritt Shrub and VineGarden at Arnold Arboretum, American Society of Landscape Architects
2007, 2004 Finalist, The Harleston Parker Medal,honoring “the most beautiful piece of architecture in Boston”, The OutdoorClassroom at Arnold Arboretum
2007 Honor Award for Design Excellence, AtriumSchool, K-12 Facilities Design Awards, Boston Society of Architects
2007 R&D Magazine Lab of the Year Competition,High Honors, Eli and Edythe L. Broad Institute
2006 Citation for Residential Design, GeothermalHouse, Boston Society of Architects
2006 Honor Award for Design Excellence, WestportMeadow House, Housing Design Awards, Boston Society of Architects
2006 Design Citation, Geothermal House, HousingDesign Awards, Boston Society of Architects
2005 Women in Design Award of Excellence, BostonSociety of Architects
2002 Design Award, Acton Amphitheater and Bath House,American Institute of Architects New England
2002 Design Award, Paint Rock Camp, AmericanInstitute of Architects New England
2002 Design Award, The Foote School, AmericanInstitute of Architects Connecticut
2002 Wood Design Honor Award, Paint Rock Camp,American Wood Council
2002 Design Citation Award, Chilmark Meadow House,American Institute of Architects New England
2002 National Honor Award for Design Excellence,Straitsview Barn, American Institute of Architects
2002 Housing Design Award, Urban Gallery/Residence onWest 22nd Street, Boston Society of Architects
2002 Housing Design Award, Urban Gallery/Residence onWest 22nd Street, American Institute of Architects New York
2002 Citation Award, Outdoor Classroom and VineTrellises at the Arnold Arboretum, Boston Society of Architects
2002 Boston Society of Architects Honor Award for Design,Chilmark Meadow House
2001 American Institute of Architects New England MeritAward, Polly Hill Arboretum Visitor's Center
2001 American Institute of Architects New England HonorAward for Design Excellence, Gulf Coast Museum of Art
2001 Design Award, Vineyard Sound Residence, BostonSociety of Architects
2001 Boston Society of Architects Design Award, PollyHill Arboretum Visitor's Center
2001 Design Award, Urban Gallery/Residence on West22nd Street, Boston Society of Architects
2001 Design Distinction Award, Paint Rock Camp, I.D.Annual Design Review
2001 Honor Award for Design, Paint Rock Camp, BostonSociety of Architects
2000 Honor Award for Design, Acton Amphitheater andBath House, Boston Society of Architects
2000 Honor Award for Design, Gulf Coast Art Center,Boston Society of Architects
1999 Boston Society of Landscape Architects Unbuilt HonorAward, Outdoor Classroom and Vine Trellises at the Arnold Arboretum.
1998 American Institute of Architects National DesignHonor Award, Atlantic Center for the Arts.
1998 Honor Award for Design, Straitsview Barn, BostonSociety of Architects
1998 Tucker Award of Excellence, Columbus Veterans'Memorial, Building Stone Institute
1997 Design Honor Award, Atlantic Center for theArts, American Institute of Architects New England
1997 Wood Design Honor Award, Straitsview Barn,American Wood Council
1997 Honor Award for Design, Columbus Veterans'Memorial, Boston Society of Architects
1997 Design Distinction Award, Atlantic Center forthe Arts, I.D. Annual Design Review
1997 Business Design Award, Gemini Consulting, GlobalOffices, American Institute of Architects: Business Week/Architectural Record
1996 Unbuilt Architecture Award, Gulf Coast ArtCenter, Boston Society of Architects
1996 Unbuilt Architecture Award, Columbus Veterans'Memorial, Boston Society of Architects
1996 Honor Award for Design, Atlantic Center for theArts, Boston Society of Architects
1996 Tucker Award of Excellence, Woodland Dormitoriesat Kenyon College, Building Stone Institute
1996 Design Award, Witchbrook Meadow House, BostonSociety of Architects
1995 Wood Design Honor Award, Atlantic Center for theArts, American Wood Council
1995 Design Honor Award, Woodland Dormitories atKenyon College, American Institute of Architects New England
1995 Citation Award, Atlantic Center for the Arts,Progressive Architecture
1994 Honor Award for Design, Woodland Dormitories atKenyon College, Boston Society of Architects
1993 Unbuilt Architecture Award, Atlantic Center forthe Arts, Boston Society of Architects
1990 Wood Design Honor Award, Hartsbrook School,American Wood Council
1988 The Frederick Sheldon Traveling Fellowship,Harvard University
1987 The Aga Khan Travel Grant, MassachusettsInstitute of Technology and Harvard University.
1983 Shanley Prize for Architecture, Finalist, PrincetonUniversity
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