Timothy Mansfield, AIA, NCARB – President | CEO
Timothy Mansfield is an architect recognized internationally for his leadership and design vision as President and CEO at CambridgeSeven, a 50-person Cambridge, Massachusetts-based architecture and exhibit design firm. Commanding excellent design and communication skills, Timothy spearheads CambridgeSeven's most significant architectural and exhibit projects, bringing a bold, signature design aesthetic that has become a hallmark of the firm's most celebrated work. 

Timothy's portfolio spans some of the most compelling institutional and cultural projects of the past two decades. His work across higher education, aquariums, and science and sports heritage museums has produced landmark results — from the dramatic Roux Institute at Northeastern University in Portland, ME, and the groundbreaking National Aquarium of Saudi Arabia in Riyadh, to the immersive San Francisco 49ers Museum in Santa Clara, CA, and the innovative Complex Animal Research Facility for Jackson Laboratories in Bar Harbor, ME. His deep relationship with Bowdoin College has yielded several transformative campus buildings including the Roux Environmental Center, the Buck Center for Health and Wellness, and the Edwards Arts Center. Today, Timothy leads two of the firm's most ambitious endeavors — the new Submarine Science Center in Charleston, SC, and the dynamic Miami Dolphins Hall of Fame Experience at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, FL.
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Born in Boston, Timothy's passion for the built environment took shape at Wesleyan University, where he earned a BA in English and Art with a concentration in Architectural History, Theory, and Criticism. Driven by a commitment to pursue architecture as a profession, he spent three years gaining hands-on field experience before enrolling at MIT's School of Architecture and Planning. At MIT, Timothy distinguished himself as one of only three American architecture students selected to participate in INDESEM — the prestigious international design seminar organized by the Technical University of Delft and Herman Hertzberger — where he studied under luminaries including Mario Botta, Jean Nouvel, and Rem Koolhaas. He earned his Master of Architecture in 1990 and was honored with the Chandler Prize for Design Excellence. 

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About CambridgeSeven

Architecture and design firm CambridgeSeven was formed in 1962 by seven visionaries focused on doing what’s right not only for clients, but for public spaces. From the precedent-setting design of the New England Aquarium on Boston’s waterfront in 1969, to the revitalization of New Orleans’s World Trade Center into a world-class luxury hotel and visitor experience in 2022, CambridgeSeven’s fresh, thoughtful, design solutions transform communities through shared discovery and purposeful architecture. Celebrating its rich legacy over six decades of designing museums, aquariums, hotels, academic and civic spaces across the globe, CambridgeSeven is committed to designing culturally relevant, equitable and sustainable environments for all.