As a founding principal at OverUnder, Rami el Samahy has played a leading role in a wide range of projects, including exhibitions, cultural and institutional buildings, tactical urban design, and large-scale urban developments. Chris has organized, designed, and implemented experiential environments, interiors, master plans, and branding initiatives for clients ranging from small offices to large institutions. He has broad experience in architecture, graphic design, and interior design. Mark is a licensed architect in Massachusetts and a member of the American Institute of Architects.
On February 10, 1969 Boston's new City Hall opened to much fanfare and controversy. A week-long program of ceremonies and events, which included performances by the Boston Pops-led by Arthur Fiedler-and the Boston Ballet, was capped by a champagne toast. As a memento, a metal lapel pin was given to attendees to mark the occasion. To mark the 50th anniversary of the opening of Boston's City Hall, a building which is now recognized as an iconic example of the Brutalist style, architect and designer Chris Grimley, a Founding Principal of OverUnder and Director of the firm's pinkcomma gallery, has created an exclusive reproduction of the pin made from an original provided by Joyce Linehan, the Mayor's Chief of Policy.
Show your support and sign the petition to save Paul Rudolph's Government Service Center!
The final issue of the award-winning journal on contemporary architecture, PRAXIS, has been released. Join us at Pinkcomma Gallery on December 5th for an evening looking back at their remarkable run, and a celebration of all things print at our pop-up holiday bookstore.
Grateful to be included in Boston Magazine's Best of Boston 2019 Readers' Poll!
To mark the 50th anniversary of the opening of #Bostoncityhall, a building recognized as an iconic example of the #brutalist style, we have recreated an exclusive pin recast from an original that was given out at the building’s opening.
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