Oudens Ello Architecture is a full-service architecture, planning and urban design office specializing in academic, cultural and institutional projects. The Boston-based office is skilled at creating innovative architectural solutions that respond to their specific physical and cultural contexts and reflect a close collaborative relationship with each client. As architects committed to a sustainable future, Oudens Ello Architecture carefully consider every project with respect to its impact on the natural environment with the belief that building “green” is an integral part of responsible design. Current clients include the Boston Public Library, Mass Audubon, the cities of Boston, Salem and Gloucester, Massachusetts and the towns of Shutesbury and Belmont, Massachusetts. Prior to founding their practice in 2007, principals Matthew Oudens, AIA, LEED AP and Conrad Ello, AIA, LEED AP held senior leadership positions at Machado and Silvetti Associates, a 40-person, internationally recognized design firm. They have extensive experience managing complex design processes, budgets, schedules, consultant and client teams. Award-winning projects under their leadership include the Getty Villa, Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Honan-Allston Branch of the Boston Public Library, and the South Boston Maritime Park for the Massachusetts Port Authority.