Reviews of Sasaki (Architect)

64 Pleasant St, Watertown, MA 02472, United States

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Here you have the information of real people like you who use the services and products of Sasaki (Architect) in the area close to Massachusetts.

As of day this business receives a rating of 4.3 stars over 5 and the score has been calculated on 9 reviews.

You must have seen that the average score it has is really good, and it's based on an average of opinions, so the evaluation is reasonably faithful, although it doesn't have a very high number of evaluations to provide it total reliability.

You know that we don't usually stop to put opinions when they are positive and we usually do it only if we've had a problem or incidence...

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REVIEWS OF Sasaki IN Massachusetts

Charles Piper

Great planning firm.

Travis Mazerall

Great place to work and member of the local community

Helen Wu

Ernst Rauska

Jingwen Shi

William Preuit

Aww was

Sherard Harrington

I was given a tour of Sasaki earlier this week and this is what I have to say: First of all, the building is beautiful. It’s constructed from mills that overlook the Charles River (such a view), has something of a company garden and chicken coop (at the time of this writing) and they collect their rainwater, to really practice what they preach. The Incubator space, where you can rent a shared workspace like WeWork or the Cambridge Innovation Center, is like walking on hallowed ground—the exposed wooden beams and the ample lighting and the peace of it all; it’s like entering a cathedral. Second of all, the people are quite friendly. Moving past many who were hard at work in Sasaki’s open floor plan, some at standing desks, there were many friendly nods and glances. The entire atmosphere felt collegiate and approachable rather than reserved and distant. Finally, Sasaki as a firm has a track record of producing well crafted works. It’s kind of exciting to see what they’ll present next. Watch this space; stay tuned. Follow them on social media. Read their blog. I’m impressed.