Stephen E. Moore
Director of Design & Sustainable Initiatives
Stephen joined map-lab in 2009 with thirteen years of experience in the field of architecture, to head up the firm’s overall design and integrate its sustainable initiatives. Since earning his Masters Degree in Architecture from Boston Architectural College in 2007, Stephen has focused exclusively on environmentally- and socially-responsible design, acting as the Sustainable Design and Research-Office Green Team Leader at Elkus Manfredi Architects and most recently, as a designer at Architerra where he collaborated on LEED-Gold and Platinum Buildings, as well as one of the first Zero Net Energy facilities in the Commonwealth. Stephen also practiced in New York City at Perkins & Will and the Liebman Melting Partnership (now a part of Perkins Eastman) from 2002 to 2003, respectively.
Stephen’s dedication to innovative design that respects the community and the environment was most recently recognized at the 2008 AIA National Convention, where the Boston Society of Architects awarded Stephen’s conceptual design of “Roxbury Gardens” in Dudley Square with the prize of Best Green Design.
Stephen studied ecology and geology and also has a professional degree in interior design from the University of Massachusetts - Amherst. He continues to teach at the Boston Architectural College, serving as an Advanced Studio Instructor, Guest Critic, and Thesis Advisor with a focus on sustainability and urban design.