There are many interesting perspectives coming out of the design world as it relates to A.I. Is it doomsday or the design ideal? Time will tell! dezeen.com/aitopia/

Feeling inspired after the incredible final presentations at the 10WorldTrade Youth Design Competition. Witness the brilliance of Boston's future designers and learn more at: 10worldtrade.com/blog/isenberg-… Sasaki, Digital Ready , Sasaki Foundation , YouthBuild Boston

Introducing Isenberg Projects’ brand new website: isenbergprojects.com 13 years of our place-based work and community engagement succinctly in one place. We encourage you to take a scroll around!

The IP Neighborhood Guides series is here to help you discover your next favorite place to eat, play and everything in between. First stop: East Boston. Check out our top picks for your next adventure. isenbergprojects.com/east-boston/

Working with Lena McCarthy on her Kendall Square ground mural last fall was an absolute blast, and we just had to team up again! Round two involved creating a digital painting for a series of windows overlooking a courtyard in Kendall Square, Cambridge.

Across Miami’s fairs, galleries, institutions, and private collections, we sought out the artists having a moment. artsy.app/47NeJFm

We're excited to announce our collab with, women led development firm, OneCircleCo and MassDevelopment on their upcoming property. We look forward to mapping out how the site in transition can best serve as an asset to the growing New Bedford community. southcoasttoday.com/story/news/202…

From conquering Open Newbury's rainy Sundays to diving into dynamic planning projects with the City of Boston and MassDevelopment, we've embraced 2023 with defiant fists and ugly plastic ponchos. Thanks to our ride-or-die collaborators. Here's to more creative chaos in 2024!

The notion that we make individual decisions about how we equip our buildings is an illusion, writes materials scientist Deb Chachra (Deb Chachra is mostly not here). untappedjournal.com/issues/issue-9…

Next up in our series of Neighborhood Guides: The Seaport. We’ve explored, lived, and gotten to know the area inside out. For our team’s favorite spots to eat, play, and everything else in between, visit: isenbergprojects.com/boston-seaport/

Emily Isenberg recently spoke to The Boston Globe about the consequences of Boston's broken liquor license system. Read the article here: bostonglobe.com/2024/05/23/bus…

Rollerama at Kendall Common came to life with the help of brilliant local muralist Massiel Grullón! This project is a dream. The Boston Globe bostonglobe.com/2024/09/01/met…

This summer, we completed a study on Waterfront Civic and Cultural Space Planning in collaboration with Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture Boston, Agency, and Planning Department. Read the complete findings and recommendations at: boston.gov/departments/ar…

Emily will be speaking on "Power to the People: Tactical Urbanism for a More Connected City at LivableStreets's StreetTalk 10-in-1; An evening of urbanism, transit and equity on Wednesday, December 4th. In-person or livestream RSVP: livablestreets.info/14th_annual_st…

From our favorite places to eat and play to hidden gems waiting to be explored, check out the Dorchester Neighborhood Guide and see why this community has captured our hearts. isenbergprojects.com/dorchester?utm…