The Trivers Boston office will serve historic institutions, campuses and communities across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic as the St. Louis-based architecture firm expands its regional presence. Architect Robert A. Carroll will lead the office, Trivers announced on October 26, 2026.

Key Takeaways

  • The expansion targets opportunities in historic preservation and adaptive reuse.
  • Carroll is a registered architect in Massachusetts and New York.
  • Trivers did not disclose an office address or opening date.

Trivers Boston office targets historic buildings

The new regional office extends the firm’s national practice into a market with a concentration of historic institutions and communities. Trivers said it sees opportunities to adapt existing buildings for new uses while preserving their character.

Principal Amy Gilbertson said the challenge for historic cities is to modernize older buildings while retaining their legacy.

Leadership and firm background

Carroll’s previous experience includes the renovation and expansion of the Boston Athenaeum and the Alice Dodge Wallace Center for Performing Arts at Emma Willard School. He has also held project leadership roles involving Columbia University, Harvard University and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Founded in 1975, Trivers works across civic, education, hospitality, housing and workplace architecture. Its team holds licenses in 22 states, the firm said.

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