Aaron Boucher and Laura Vac-
carella met at a mutual friend’s
barbecue in Brooklyn. He is
originally from Texas, while she
is a Jersey girl. Boucher moved
to New York City a little over 13
years ago after finishing gradu-
ate school for architecture. He
worked primarily on contempo-
rary high-end residential projects
for severable notable firms and
was living in Bushwick (Brooklyn)
when he met Vaccarella. Shortly
thereafter, the couple moved to
Hoboken together, and Boucher
began working at a high-end fab-
rication company in Jersey City
designing and building furniture.
Boucher had a vision about a
decade ago for a multi-media
work space, but the recession
began before the space was re-
alized. After moving to New Jer-
sey, it became readily apparent
that studio space was priced at
a premium and the solution for
a collective evolved into Field
Colony; a space where people
who work in creative fields could
collaborate in a shared venue.
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