At the heart of Architect Matthew Arnold’s work is a dedication to elevating the lives and businesses of his clients through thoughtful and visually striking architecture and design that is profoundly impactful, tailored to each client’s individual goals.

Charles Cove Residence: A Historic Home Reimagined

The Charles Cove Residence began as an 1860s-era home with deep roots and unmistakable character, but one that no longer served the way its family lived today. The challenge: how to preserve the home’s historic integrity while more than doubling its footprint and bringing it forward for modern life. Designed by ArnoldAnd

The Charles Cove Residence began as an 1860s-era home with deep roots and unmistakable character, but one that no longer served the way its family lived today. The challenge: how to preserve the home’s historic integrity while more than doubling its footprint and bringing it forward for modern life. Designed by ArnoldAnd

Featured on Winning Business Radio

On a recent episode of Winning Business Radio, hosted by Kevin Hallinan, I shared my entrepreneurial journey—from architect to business owner, designer to developer, and idea to execution.

On a recent episode of Winning Business Radio, hosted by Kevin Hallinan, I shared my entrepreneurial journey—from architect to business owner, designer to developer, and idea to execution.

Press Release Announcing ArnoldAnd

ArnoldAnd Press Release: Meet ArnoldAnd. This new Boston architectural firm takes a client-focused approach to modern, sustainable design.

Creativity, functionality, sustainability and client-driven design. That’s the foundation upon which Boston architect Matthew Arnold recently unveiled ArnoldAnd, a boutique architectural practice serving residential, commercial and hospitality client in Boston and beyond.

ArnoldAnd was recently featured in Banker & Tradesman

ArnoldAnd was recently featured in Banker & Tradesman — a go-to publication for those shaping the built environment in Massachusetts.

Banker & Tradesman doesn’t just cover projects… they spotlight vision. And our approach at ArnoldAnd is exactly that: a bold, design-led model for architecture and development that’s rooted in context, collaboration, and long-term value.

ZBA Approval Secured for 555 Beech Street

555 Beech is a three-townhouse development that reflects ArnoldAnd’s belief in thoughtful, contextual infill. We took this project through ZBA approval and shaped it not just as an architectural exercise, but as a development opportunity rooted in neighborhood scale and livability.

My Journey on the Business of Architecture Podcast
A couple of weeks ago, I had the honor of joining Rion Willard on the Business of Architecture podcast—a show I’ve followed for years and deeply respect for the way it helps architects think bigger.