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Copley Wolff Design Group Moves HQ To Post Office Square

The firm responsible for the landscaping at some of Greater Boston’s top developments has left the Theater District for downtown.

Copley Wolff Design Group moved its headquarters from 160 Boylston St. to 10 Post Office Square. The landscape architecture and planning firm’s new 13th-floor office features collaborative workstations and integrated technology.

“The new office reflects Copley Wolff’s approach to design, which centers on creating spaces that support interaction, collaboration and daily inspiration,” Copley Wolff principal Sean Sanger said in a prepared statement. “We’re thrilled to be in a new space that establishes an engaging environment as our team is focused on kicking off a number of notable new projects set to transform the local landscape.”

The move comes amid a busy season for the design team, which has had landscape design projects at the Mary Ellen McCormack housing complex redevelopment in South Boston and the Alewife Research Center in Cambridge.

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