Machado Silvetti

We are so thrilled by the Architect’s Newspaper’s incredible coverage of our recent leadership transition news. Yesterday, we announced that Jorge Silvetti and Rodolfo Machado were stepping back after forty years of firm leadership, and that Stephanie Randazzo Dwyer and Jeffry Burchard are the new owners and firm leaders. As Kristine Klein writes, “The Boston-based firm has established itself as a forerunner in adaptive reuse and building in historic contexts, having amassed a robust portfolio of museum, educational, and cultural projects. New leadership will remain active in the realms of architectural education, practice, and technology, as was the case for Machado Silvetti in years past.”

As we embark on this new era, we remain delighted by and grateful for our many partners, valued friends and colleagues, and collaborators.







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Construction continues on Downtown Cary Park a seven-acre, centerpiece collaboration between the Town of Cary, OJB Landscape Architecture, Machado Silvetti, and a host of consultants, community members, and the town’s council and manager’s office. Set within the highly programmed park, the five Machado Silvetti-designed pavilions were conceived in close collaboration with OJB to ensure the seamless correspondence of inside and out, building and landscape.

Downtown Cary Park Construction, Summer Update Project Update

Watch Adrian Molina’s performance of his amazing poetic invocation written on behalf of the opening of Denver Art Museum's reimagined Martin Building and new Sie Welcome Center

Poetic Invocation for the Denver Art Museum Reopening Watch Adrian Molina’s performance of his incredible poetic invocation written on behalf of the opening of the reimagined Martin Building and new Sie Welcome Center

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Benton Museum of Art and the Denver Art Museum featured in The Wall Street Journal’s Best Architecture of 2021!

Both museums opened their doors to the public this past fall.

Two Projects Featured in WSJ Best Architecture of 2021 In the Media

Benton Museum of Art Public Opening Announcement

Denver Art Museum Reopening Announcement

Principal Jeffry Burchard, interviewed on the design of the new Benton Museum of Art at Pomona College, on the Benton's own student-produced podcast, Inside the Benton. Have a listen, wherever you prefer to podcast

Come On In! by Inside the Benton: The podcast of the Benton Museum of Art at Pomona College • A podcast on Anchor Season 3: Welcome Back! Episode 1—For this premiere episode of “Inside the Benton,” join producer Hannah Avalos ‘21, as she sits down with Architect Jeffry Burchard and asks him about how the Benton Museum of Art’s physical space came to be. Burchard is a Partner and Principal at Machado S...

The renovation and expansion of Gio Ponti’s Denver Art Museum Martin Building, led by Machado Silvetti and Fentress Architects, was featured in ARCHITECT magazine in an in-depth article covering the history and architectural significance of the building, as well as the more recently completed project, which will be officially opening later this October. Check it out!

The Rebirth of Gio Ponti's Denver Art Museum Tower How Machado Silvetti and Fentress Architects rehabbed the Italian architect's only U.S. building.

Tonight, Machado Silvetti Principal, Jeffry Burchard will be hosting the final event in the Boston Society of Architect's RE-OPENINGS series, featuring Amir Kripper from Kripper Studio, and Grace La and James Dallman from LA DALLMAN, who will be presenting new work from their respective offices. The event is virtual and open to the public. Follow the link below to learn more and register:

RE-OPENINGS: Kripper Studio, LA DALLMAN RE-OPENINGS is an an online streaming series celebrating New Architecture that is in or in addition to an Existing Building. This week, a look into Cultivate, designed by Kripper Studio, and Sturgeon Bay Granary, designed by LA DALLMAN. Host Jeffry Burchard AIA principal, Machado Silvetti …

Excited to see so many Machado Silvetti projects featured in ! Benton Museum of Art, Pomona College (opening this Fall); Menokin House project (in stabilization phase); Denver Art Museum Sie Welcome Center (opening this Fall)