Ingrid Bengtson, AIA


Ingrid is a licensed architect with experience in institutional, civic, commercial, residential, and speculative design. Her recent clients include Action Inc., Autodesk, Harvard Business School, the City of Boston, and the Park School (Brookline). She thrives at building long-term relationships with clients, starting with master planning studies and continuing with architecture and design projects to bring those macro-scale visions to fruition. Prior to NDP, Ingrid was an Associate at Utile in Boston. She has also worked at Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW), William Rawn Associates, and Visnick & Caulfield Associates. 

In addition to practicing architecture, Ingrid is actively involved in shaping the built environment from multiple angles: she serves on the architectural review committee and the planning board for the community of Point O’Woods, Fire Island NY, a role that has provided her the opportunity to sit on the other side of the table as a client for a major renovation of a historic assembly building. She has also taught architectural design at Boston College and Harvard GSD, and she is a frequent guest studio critic & lecturer.

Degrees
M.Arch. Harvard Graduate School of Design
B.A. (Philosophy) Boston College

ingrid@studio-ndp.com
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Charlotte Lipschitz, AIA


Charlotte is a licensed architect, experienced in working on diverse projects ranging in scale from planning and urban design to millwork, furniture and installations. Charlotte has been fortunate to work closely with both for-profit and nonprofit clients over the past ten years, getting to know their stakeholders, and translating complex organizational needs into designed solutions. Recent clients include The Possible Zone, Belmont Day School, Mill Town Capital, MIT, and Boston University. Prior to NDP, Charlotte was an Associate at Utile, Inc. where she helped to grow the firm’s Providence, RI office. Charlotte has also worked at Barkow Leibinger in Berlin,  Jonathan Levi Architects in Boston, and Scale Africa in Mfuwe, Zambia. 

Charlotte spent time, following her undergraduate degree, working in furniture design and fabrication for Studio DUNN. Outside of NDP, Charlotte is an adjunct faculty member at Rhode Island School of Design, teaching core studios for both undergraduate and graduate students. She has previously taught design studios at Northeastern University and Harvard GSD. Charlotte also sits on the Providence City Plan Commission, a board which reviews all major land developments and institutional master plans in the city of Providence.

Degrees
M.Arch. Harvard Graduate School of Design
B.A. (Economics/Public Policy) Brown University

charlotte@studio-ndp.com
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James Henry


James brings over 17 years of architectural design experience to NDP. His recent clients include Action Inc., Billerica Memorial High School, and the United South End Settlements. Prior to NDP, James was an Associate at Utile and a Project Manager at Perkins & Will and Architecture Research Office. He has worked with a diverse group of organizations such as Autodesk, Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, Ethical Culture Fieldston School, Flea Theater, Four Freedoms Park Conservancy, Judd Foundation, and the United South End Settlements. 

James embraces a diverse array of projects with a comprehensive and forward-thinking methodology, striving to develop solutions that are functional, adaptable, and environmentally responsible. James received a Bachelor of Architecture from Syracuse University School of Architecture. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects.

Degree
B. Arch. Syracuse University School of Architecture

james@studio-ndp.com
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