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Historic Preservation
/ firm overview
We are 600 professionals in architecture, engineering, energy, and interior design
who collaborate across 15 offices in the United States and Europe to deliver high-
performance building design, research, and consulting services. We are the trusted
advisors to corporate, government, higher education, healthcare, and science &
technology clients. Our award-winning family of practice groups includes sustainable
design leader EYP Architecture & Engineering; WHR Architects, healthcare design
specialists; and The Weidt Group, building energy performance specialists.
Disciplines
Architecture, Engineering, Planning, Energy, Interior Design, Graphic & Environmental
Design
Expertise • Academic Planning & Design • Corporate Offices
• Embassies & Classified Facilities • Energy
• Healthcare • Historic Preservation
• Innovation & Maker Spaces • Libraries & Learning Commons
• Master Planning • Medical Education
• Mission Critical Facilities • Modernization
• Monuments & Landmarks • Science & Technology
• Student Life • Sustainable Design
• Undergraduate Science • Workplace Design
Research
Research makes us better designers and more valuable advisors and helps our clients
make more strategic decisions about their buildings. We partner with
clients and academic experts to conduct behavioral research on the impact of STEM,
Healthcare, Workplace, and Living-Learning environments and to monitor and verify
the energy performance of our built designs, analyzing predicted vs. actual energy
consumption. Together these initiatives support a continuous cycle of knowledge
growth and innovation.
Ranked #1 for Energy & Sustainability
We are advancing a new paradigm for high-performance design that encompasses
excellence and mission-driven functionality, as well as optimized energy performance.
Our goal is to transform buildings from energy consumers into dynamic resources that
actively enhance the human experience. Our knowledge-based lifecycle approach to
high-performance design leverages research and relationships, driving innovation and
helping to promote action-oriented public dialogue to better address some of the most
critical issues facing our nation.
Recognition
• 2014-2015 Architect 50 – #1 for Sustainability – Architect Magazine
• 2015 Top 25 Architecture Firms – Architectural Record
• 2015 Top 25 Architecture & Engineering Firms – Engineering News-Record
• 2015 MEP Giants – Consulting-Specifying Engineer
• 2015 Giants 300 – Building Design + Construction
• 2015 Top 500 Design Firms – Engineering News-Record
• 2014 Top Architects – #1 for Healthcare Renovation – Health Facilities
Construction Quarterly
• 2012-2015 AIA National IDP Outstanding Firm Award
/ expertise driven design®
We believe that knowledge is as critical to great design as creativity. Expertise – the
deep knowledge that comes from research and experience – enables us to harness
creativity in ways that deliver exceptional value to clients. Creativity, in turn, drives us
to explore, question, and continuously advance our understanding of how the built
environment influences human behavior – and how buildings and their systems
impact the natural environment. The fusion of expertise and creativity yields a
powerful dynamic that advances each client’s mission through unique architectural
expressions that enrich human experience.
/ historic preservation
Historic Preservation is an integral part of EYP’s expertise-driven design practice. We
view preservation as the scientific, intelligent, and creative management of change
with the utmost respect for the past. Any intervention is an opportunity to reveal the
essence of what makes a structure culturally significant while enabling its contemporary
relevance and ensuring the highest performance of its systems. Our preservation group –
architects, engineers, and conservators – is committed to developing creative strategies
that renew, enhance, and contribute to a more sustainable built environment.
EYP offers the full complement of comprehensive historic preservation design services,
as well as in-house engineering and comprehensive energy services. The nature of our
practice varies from the careful conservation of historic fabric to full building restorations
to more robust rehabilitation, addition, and adaptive use projects. We also bring deep
experience in negotiating the often complex regulatory process that attends working
with historic structures, and we have developed strong relationships with regulatory
bodies from the municipal to the federal level.
At EYP we believe that Historic Preservation is an opportunity, not a constraint. Tangible
linkage with our past is a fundamental human need and essential to enabling a healthy
contemporary culture. Heritage buildings and sites offer an opportunity to layer and
interweave history with the best of today’s sensibilities. Furthermore, rehabilitation
projects – in the broadest sense – are cost effective and environmentally friendly
alternatives to demolition and new construction. The National Resources Defense Council
estimates that 80-90 percent of the nation’s 2030 building stock already exists. We are
committed to the preservation and creative adaptive use of existing structures as a
means to ensuring a more sustainable future.
• Preservation
• Rehabilitation
• Restoration
• Adaptive Use
Contact
David Fixler, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C
617 305 9871 / [email protected]
/ preservation
Preservation is as close as we come to an invisible art, through which the maximum amount
of historic fabric is retained, minimally repaired, and stabilized in order to sustain it in as
close as possible to an unchanged state. Our preservation skills are typically brought to bear
on buildings and sites of the highest cultural significance, where age value – the sense of
connection to the past through direct contact with original materials – is of paramount
importance. EYP’s approach to preservation is highly scientific; we field and laboratory test
materials, perform detailed forensic analyses, and utilize extensive archival research to
ensure that we have the deepest possible understanding of the fabric to be sustained. This
approach is often applied to monuments and even to the stabilization of ruins.
/National Park Service New York, NY
Federal Hall National Monument
Multiple repair, stabilization, and
restoration interventions are extending
the useful life of this historically significant
Greek Revival building. We have partnered
with the National Park Service since 1990
to preserve this iconic National Historic
Landmark on Wall Street in the heart
of lower Manhattan. This remarkable
80,000 SF brick and marble memorial
was built in 1842 to serve as the New
York City Customs House and later the
U.S. Subtreasury. The structure and its
3-story domed rotunda were progressively
compromised and undermined by 160
years of urban growth, sustaining further
damage from the collapse of the nearby
World Trade Center Towers on September
11, 2001.
Our comprehensive restoration
efforts include sensitive insertion of
contemporary mechanical and electrical
systems without damaging the building’s
original fabric; renovation of exterior and
interior marble masonry and windows; and
repairs to the marble roof. We addressed
the 9/11-related settlement problems
with an ongoing monitoring system that
allows our engineers to remotely oversee
the building via computer. These proactive
preservation efforts help ensure that
this monument to liberty can continue to
welcome and educate visitors from around
the world.
• 80,000 SF renovation
• Architecture, MEP engineering
• Secretary of the Interior Standards for
Restoration
• Analysis & conservation of historic
materials
• Integration of modern systems
• Restoration of historic finishes
• Structural analysis
Spring Action Dial Gauge, circa 1995
Telltale, circa 1983
Fiber Optic Sensor, 2003
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EYP provided recommendations for
appropriate forensic investigations and
interventions to preserve two of the
nation’s most significant monuments.
A detailed survey of every stone of the
Lincoln Memorial was undertaken to
create a database of existing conditions
to guide future maintenance and
preservation efforts. The Jules Guerin
murals were analyzed to determine the
cause and extent of their damage and
to provide recommendations for their
conservation.
EYP’s study of the Jefferson Memorial
revealed emerging patterns of
deterioration, discoloration, and wear of
ornamental stone features; differential
movement of building elements;
weathering; and other conditions.
Research revealed longstanding concerns
regarding mortar composition, joint
deterioration, and expansion control,
indicating that the ongoing damage
was rooted in the original design and
construction, external influences, and later
modifications.
Work on the Lincoln Memorial included
strategies to clean and permanently
maintain the marble; installing metal
drip edges at the column capital blocks;
devising and implementing a non-staining
lightning protection system; and repairing
and replacing all copper roof elements.
At the Jefferson Memorial, work included
repairs to the Stylobate; surgical structural
reinforcements at the interior foundations
and the basement; and repairs to the lead-
coated copper lining on the built-in gutters
at the Portico Roof.
• Secretary of the Interior Standards
/National Park Service Washington, DC
Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials
/ rehabilitation
Rehabilitation carries the broadest definition under the Secretary of the Interior’s
Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties and also encompasses the largest
number of projects in our portfolio that fall under the umbrella of Preservation. Our
approach to rehabilitation accepts and celebrates the inevitability of change. Once our
background research on the building or site is complete, we typically begin by imagining
the essence of the building, and then identifying and ranking those character-defining
features necessary to best define this essence. Interventions are crafted to enhance the
original design without confusing new work with original or restored building fabric. In
this way we optimize the understanding of historic content, wherever possible, without
compromising integrity and functionality. EYP views rehabilitation as the opportunity
to reinforce the essence of a given place or building while updating its program and
amenities for full 21st-century functionality.
/Harvard University Cambridge, MA
Widener Library Renovation
The modernization of this campus icon
embodies many of the typical challenges
facing the renewal of public and
institutional architecture at a high level.
New elements accentuate and celebrate
Horace Trumbauer’s landmark original
design, while seamlessly integrating the
new program and systems necessary
to ensure patron comfort, collections
security, and a state-of-the-art workplace
environment for staff.
We initially focused on weaving state-
of-the art building systems – particularly
environmental controls – within the
historic fabric. Restricted by the original
donor bequest to working within the
building envelope, the team developed
an innovative strategy for the infill of two
light courts. This found space now contains
new circulation cores, space for mechanical
equipment, and staff workspaces, topped
by two signature sky-lit reading rooms.
New systems, lighting, fire protection,
and security upgrades were seamlessly
integrated into all of the historic spaces,
and historic materials renewed and
conserved, infusing these carefully
restored rooms with the environment,
technology, and finishes appropriate for a
modern library and a world-class building.
All work followed an implementation
plan developed jointly by EYP and the
Construction Manager that allowed the
continuous use of the facility during the
renovation.
• 320,000 GSF modernization
• Programming & Planning, Architecture,
MEP Engineering
• Educational Facility Design Award –
Merit, BSA / SCUP
• Palladio Award ,Traditional Building
Magazine/Restore Media
• Library Building Award, AIA/ALA
• Educational Facility Design Award –
Merit, BSA / SCUP
• Design Award - Citation Award, AIA New
England Chapter
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/Princeton University Princeton, NJ
Hamilton, Holder & Madison Halls
Three historic Collegiate Gothic structures
were modernized to accommodate a
21st-century residential college program
while preserving their historic character.
Extensive exterior repair and interior
renovation improved accessibility and
circulation patterns.
After the programming for Holder Hall
was completed, the University initiated a
change in its Residential College program.
Three of its six two-year colleges –
including Mathey – were redesignated
as four-year colleges, requiring the
introduction of new graduate student
apartments into the design. Throughout
the building, student rooms, bathrooms,
and common spaces were renovated,
and in many instances, rearranged.
We depressed the floor elevation and
excavated along the south façade to
incorporate study rooms, student activity
rooms, music practice rooms, a student
lounge, and a new student art gallery.
Work subsequently addressed the adjacent
Hamilton and Madison Halls which
include rooms for both underclassmen and
upperclassmen; administrative offices,
dining halls, and common rooms for both
Mathey and Rockefeller Colleges; and
student lounges, campus bakery, computer
cluster, library, theater, and seminar rooms.
• 150,000 GSF modernization / 300 beds
• Programming & Planning, Architecture,
Historic Preservation, MEP Engineering
• Design Award, AIA New York State
• Platinum Reconstruction & Renovation
Award, Building Design + Construction
• Citation Award, AIA New York State
• Tucker Award for Architectural Design
Excellence, Building Stone
• Golden Trowel Award, International
Masonry Institute
• Reconstruction Project of the Year,
Building Design & Construction
• Renovation Merit Award, New York
Construction News
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/Towson University Towson, MD
Newell & Richmond Halls
This LEED Silver high-performance
modernization project breathes new
life into Newell and Richmond Halls,
creating a premiere student housing
experience while celebrating Towson’s
rich architectural tradition. The connected
four-story buildings form an iconic campus
cornerstone whose 93,500 GSF houses 315
students.
One addition, sympathetic to the Jacobean
architecture of the University’s original
structures, resolve complex accessibility
issues and provide study and social
spaces for students that foster a sense of
community. The renovation maximizes
student common areas and daylight on
each floor, building student community.
Further social space was added outside
to improve access and security while
integrating Newell and Richmond into the
campus’s pedestrian network.
EYP solved longstanding envelope failures
through careful analysis, tracing them
to the original design, poor construction
materials and practices, ill-conceived
additions, and errors in earlier repairs and
maintenance. At Richmond Hall, cast stone
window heads were selectively replaced
and mullions re-detailed to increase their
load-bearing capacity. At Newell Hall,
the terra cotta window surrounds were
similarly improved, and all parapets were
removed from the eaves to improve roof
drainage, without negative effect on the
historic roof-lines that form the eastern
face of the campus. Exterior stair towers
were removed to expose original facade
whose restoration has garnered several
prizes.
All work was developed consistent with the
State of Maryland, University of Maryland,
and Towson University specific design
standards.
• 93,500 GSF modernization
• Programming & Planning, Architecture,
Historic Preservation, MEP Engineering
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/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District West Point, NY
U.S. Military Academy
The oldest continuously operating Army
post in the United States, West Point’s
primarily Gothic Revival campus is a
designated Historic Landmark District.
Over the course of more than 15 years, EYP
has been responsible for the preservation,
restoration, and rehabilitation of many of
the Academy’s most historically significant
structures.
Under our IDIQ contracts, we have worked
on all of the cadet barracks (350,000 GSF),
as well as Grant Mess Hall; the Cadet
Chapel; West Point Cemetery; upgrades
to the athletic facilities; renovation of
historic Building 624 to provide a Warrior
Transition Unit; and investigation and
stabilization of the Warner House on
Constitution Island, the oldest building at
West Point.
At Pershing Hall, Grant Hall, Washington
Hall and Bradley Hall (the cadet barracks
facing the central campus area and main
parade grounds), our team provided repair
and restoration of the exterior stone
facades and parapets, and upgrades to
the interiors for current use and code
compliance. Two of these buildings are
listed on the National Register of Historic
Places. Rehabilitation work focused on
improving the quality of housing for cadets
by upgrading interior features; correcting
structural deficiencies; and improving
energy efficiency.
• Architecture, MEP & structural
engineering, fire protection
• Historic Preservation
• Historic Structure Reports
• Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for
the Treatment of Historic Properties
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/General Services Administration Indianapolis, IN
Birch Bayh Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse Renovation
Modernization strategies invisibly transform
this monumental landmark into a “machine
for sustainability” that measurably
mitigates the site’s urban heat island effect,
decreases the building’s carbon footprint,
and adds hundreds of thousands of gallons
of water to the city’s supply every year.
GSA committed to making this distinguished
example of Beaux-Arts architecture a
highly desirable, sustainable workplace –
one that was also safe, comfortable, and
secure – that helps the city keep and attract
jobs. Our design includes new mechanical,
fire suppression, and alarm systems, new
windows, and a green roof. A detailed
preservation analysis of the building enabled
the team to create a strategic roadmap that
guided decisions about equipment locations
and the sensitive threading of new systems
through delicate historic fabric.
The most visible improvement is a 30,000 SF
vegetative roof, located on the light-court
roof, visible only from the building’s inward-
facing windows. The vegetative roof, cool
white upper roofs, and rainwater harvesting
system are key components of the
sustainable design strategy. The vegetative
roof system – one of the largest of its kind
on a building listed on the National Register
of Historic Places – absorbs less heat than
a typical dark membrane roof and provides
increased insulation, reducing the building’s
cooling load.
• LEED Gold certified
• GSA Design Excellence
• 540,000 GSF modernization
• 30,000 SF vegetative green roof
• Architecture, engineering, planning
• Historic preservation analysis
• Secretary of the Interior Standards for
Historic Preservation
• Occupied during phased construction
• Award of Excellence for Historic
Preservation, AIA DC, 2014
• Best Project of the Year (Government
Buildings), ENR Midwest, 2013
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/National Archives and Records Administration Boston, MA
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library Study
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library
is among the busiest of presidential
libraries, annually welcoming 200,000
researchers and visitors. Transformational
technological advances made over the
building’s 30-year existence required
extensive infrastructure upgrades to
protect the collections and support the
needs of a 21st century research facility.
The original I.M. Pei structure also required
additional conference, classroom, and
administrative spaces to support the
library’s educational and research mission.
Our project addressed site and envelope,
accessibility, interior finishes, MEP/FP
systems, archival storage, information
technology, and building security. To
enhance the museum experience and
address critical issues of collection storage,
access, and management, we designed a
respectful addition that deftly cants at a
45-degree angle to the original, leaving the
massing and geometries of Pei’s building
to stand on their own, largely undisturbed.
The addition’s exterior is the same white
concrete pre-cast panels, and a horizontal
band of windows matches the shaded
glass of the original pavilion overlooking
the harbor. In addition to improving
interior functions, repairing the façade,
and modernizing engineering systems, the
design provides archival storage compliant
with NARA’s stringent requirements
for humidity, temperature, and gas
infiltration. The Library remained open
throughout design and construction.
• 173,000 SF total
• 28,000 SF modernization
• 30,000 SF addition
• Architecture, engineering, programming,
planning, archival storage, historic
preservation, security
• NARA standards
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/ restoration
Restoration is perhaps the most commonly used term when speaking about projects
involving the renewal of existing buildings, though true restoration projects are
relatively rare and are generally undertaken where the historic and interpretive value
of the resource is of paramount importance. Such properties are generally museums
or shrines to a particularly significant time or event. EYP’s approach to restoration is
exacting – we follow the same scientific method employed in all of our preservation
projects, but here with a particular eye to acquiring the knowledge necessary to
recreate to the greatest degree possible the form, material, and color of the original. It
is important to understand that restoration is also a creative discipline, as, for example,
where destroyed fabric is reconstructed through a finely honed process – calibrating
forensic knowledge, documentary and archival evidence and an expert eye – that
enables a faithful restoration.
/U.S. Naval Academy Annapolis, MD
Naval Academy Chapel
Using a disciplined approach that involved
extensive investigation of archival and
historical information and the microscopic
survey and analysis of existing conditions,
we partnered with the U.S. Navy to
restore the Naval Academy’s Chapel to its
original Beaux-Arts splendor. Originally
constructed in 1910 from architect Ernest
Flagg’s design, 30 years of heavy use and
deferred maintenance had taken their toll
on this National Historic Landmark.
Exhaustive investigations into the
historic building fabric facilitated detailed
drawings, while our extensive sampling
analysis allowed us to determine the
Chapel’s original paint scheme and return
the interior to its distinctively ornate
original design. The restored wood floors,
doors, and pews are softly illuminated
by the reconstructed stained glass
laylight of the magnificent 110-foot high
dome. Further renovations improved
roof drainage; upgraded fire protection,
HVAC, and electrical systems; and abated
hazardous materials.
Renovations were completed ahead of
schedule, and the Chapel remained fully
operational throughout the entire project,
thanks to comprehensive construction
schedules and protection and safety plans.
The restored Chapel continues to serve as
the inspirational centerpiece of the Naval
Academy’s National Historic Landmark
District.
• 23,000 SF restoration
• National Historic Landmark
• Award of Excellence, Historic
Restoration, ABC of Metro Washington,
2011
• Award of Excellence, ABC Western
Pennsylvania Chapter, 2009
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/Washington State Department of General Administration Olympia, WA
Washington State Legislative Building
Sensitive modernization has preserved
the State Capitol, listed on the National
Register of Historic Places, enabling
the 1927 structure to meet current
needs and safety, accessibility, and
security standards. Earthquake damage
had adversely impacted the building’s
condition, most notably by shifting the
massive columns that support the dome
(the fourth largest in the world).
Our fluency with Secretary of the Interior’s
Standards for the Treatment of Historic
Properties ensured the appropriate
selection, detailing, and installation of
security controls at historic doorways and
of video cameras and weapons-screening
systems in marble-clad halls.
We seamlessly integrated new fire
protection, electrical, mechanical,
security, and information technology/
telecommunications systems, preserving
the historic fabric of both office
and representational spaces. Since
underground parking had to be eliminated
for security reasons, we converted that
‘found’ space into a new mechanical room
with no impact on the historic structure.
Cooling load evaluations took into account
the shading of the building’s monumental
columns, reducing the load by half from
previous calculations. A photovoltaic
array was added to the fifth-floor roof;
while invisible to passers-by, the array can
generate 20 kilowatts of energy, enough to
illuminate the dome and its lantern.
Our design solution saved the client
approximately $25 million over a
previously proposed plan.
• 276,000 GSF
• Architecture, engineering, preservation,
restoration
• Secretary of the Interior’s Standards
• Palladio Award, Traditional Building
Magazine
• AIA National Award
• Special Achievement Award, State
Historic Preservation Office of
Washington
• AIA Washington, Honor Award
/ University of Iowa Iowa City, IA
Old Capitol Museum Restoration
Originally constructed 1839-40, Iowa
State Capitol building served as the seat of
government until the capital was moved to
Des Moines in 1857, when it became the
first permanent building on the University
of Iowa campus. Today this National
Historic Landmark houses a state historical
museum and accommodates University
meetings and speeches.
A devastating fire in 2001 destroyed the
dome and cupola; the building suffered
significant water damage. We ensured that
the cupola and dome were reconstructed
economically and without sacrificing
authenticity. Buildings systems were
upgraded and a fire protection system and
new lighting were installed.
The design replaces the monochromatic
color scheme from the 1970s with
historically appropriate colors. Interior
plaster, millwork, and wood floors were
also restored or replaced. The 50-foot
cupola, reconstructed from locally grown
white oak, accommodates all current
codes. The 25-foot diameter dome was
reconstructed in one piece off site and
craned into place.
Now tempered and protected by
contemporary systems, the building’s
interiors now reveal the full original design
intent for the first time in over a century.
This project was completed in conjunction
with OPN Architects.
• 22,442 sf restoration
• Architecture, MEP & structural
engineering, fire protection, interior
design
• Historic Preservation
• Analysis & Conservation of Historic
Materials
• Documentary History
• Identification/Resolution of
Inappropriate Interventions
• Integration of Modern Systems
• 2007 SCUP/AIA Honor Award
for Excellence in Architecture or
Preservation
• 2006 AIA Iowa, Excellence in Design
Award
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The concept of adaptive use has gained popularity and increased urgency as a core
strategy for sustainable growth as the demand for building rises in a world of ever-
diminishing resources. Adaptive use requires a broad imagination in conjunction with the
creative and technical expertise necessary to transform a structure originally intended
for one purpose into something that may in the end accommodate a very different use.
EYP believes that all structures have an architectural essence that can best be revealed
– regardless of the end use of the building – through a systematic, rigorous analytical
process that reveals optimal strategies for repurposing. Adaptive use often maximizes
the opportunity to blend old with new and to position historic resources as buildings
emblematic of both their original era and the best of 21st-century design culture.
To create a visitor gateway to the historic
Charlestown Navy Yard and the USS
Constitution, we partnered with NPS to
renovate an 1804 structure. Meeting the
educational, accessibility, and security
needs of a visitor center required exterior
envelope restoration/repair and extensive
renovations of the first floor.
The design takes advantage of the
historic building by exposing its brick
exterior walls, wood ceiling joists, and
a primary structural steel girder. Many
decades’ worth of non-original furred
walls and finishes in the expansive space
were stripped away to reveal the original
materials, which were repaired, restored,
and showcased in the new design. New
MEP systems were carefully threaded
through the building’s original fabric, and
a new circulation stair was designed to
promote clear and easy access for the
large number of visitors. The work added
a new screening building, guard booth,
and walkway canopies to accommodate
security screening of visitors. All work
was completed in accordance with the
Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the
Treatment of Historic Properties and the
Massachusetts Historical Commission.
Integrated preservation and
modernization expertise creates a
bright and cheerful space that easily
accommodates the high volume of
tourists, allowing this historic structure to
continue to serve a vital role.
• 9,000 SF renovation/restoration
• Architecture, engineering, programming,
planning
• Life safety & OSHA evaluation
/National Park Service Charlestown, MA
Charlestown Navy Yard Visitor Center
The modernized Lamont Library
accommodates the changing ways in
which students learn, communicate, and
study in a 24/7 environment. Designed
for future flexibility and adaptability,
the building meets the evolving needs
of library users, incorporates the latest
technologies, and ensure the security
and accessibility of specialized learning
resources, such as Government documents
and multimedia collections.
We created a Master Plan to guide the
upgrade of all systems within this 85,000
SF, six-floor building, implementing phased
renovations to minimize disruption. The
3,900 SF first-floor reading room was
updated with custom-designed study
carrells, overstuffed armchairs, task
lighting, and study niches to create a
variety of attractive and comfortable
spaces for either group or individual study.
Subsequent renovation work created the
specialized Morse Music & Media Room
and transformed the original 2,600 SF
reference room into the Lamont Café,
a casual 24-hour learning commons
overlooking Harvard Yard.
Size
• 85,000 gsf modernization
• 2,600 gsf cafe
Services
• Programming & Planning
• Architecture
• MEP Engineering
/Harvard University Cambridge, MA
Lamont Library & Cafe
/Wellesley College Wellesley, MA
Newhouse Center for the Humanities Renovation
Goals: Wellesley College sought to create a
signature home for the Newhouse Center
for the Humanities within historic Green
Hall, a 1928 Collegiate Gothic structure at
the heart of the campus. This cutting-edge
research facility also supports programs
and performances for the greater Boston
community.
Strategies: The interventions necessary to
create this space were conceived as a kit of
parts that are clearly distinct from and yet
in dialogue with the original architecture.
Composed as an ensemble of glass and
wood with strategic metal accents, the
new elements created a light, invigorating
contemporary environment set against
the substantial Collegiate Gothic
architecture of Green Hall. The design
gracefully links interior spaces, carefully
interweaving of historic and contemporary
elements to enhance the experience of
the both the original architecture and
new interventions. A new glass-enclosed
conference space, which occupies the
cross-axial space at the heart of the
Center, allows daylight to penetrate the
full width of the building for the first time.
Research and office spaces surround this
core. Systems upgrades and accessibility
improvements were integral design
components. Ramps at the academic quad
entrance and from the building circulation
corridors into the Center improve
accessibility.
Achievements: The design of the
Newhouse Center reflects Wellesley’s
commitment to innovative thought
and works within the framework of an
illustrious tradition.
Project Highlights:
• 6,000 square feet renovation
/National Park Service Boston, MA
Faneuil Hall
One of Boston’s best-known landmarks,
the rehabilitated Faneuil Hall exemplifies
the sensitive adaptive use of a historic
icon to create an exciting, technology-rich
destination. After 250 years of use, the
structure now functions as the entryway
to the Boston National Historical Park and
Boston African American National Historic
Site, as well as the gateway to all of the
Massachusetts National Parks for more
than 1 million annual visitors.
Selective demolition, new construction,
and sensitive integration of contemporary
systems enabled the iconic building to
meet new program requirements with
minimal interventions while exposing
and highlighting the original historic
fabric to the greatest extent possible. Our
rehabilitation of the basement made way
for new public education space, public
restrooms, and NPS offices. The project
replaces a warren of retail vendor stalls
at the center of the market level with an
open, light-filled exhibition and orientation
area. To accommodate the rise in visitor
traffic, the project included improved
accessibility and egress pathways.
To meet contemporary codes and support
rapidly evolving technological needs,
new systems were carefully threaded
throughout the historic building fabric. All
work was completed in accordance with
the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for
the Treatment of Historic Properties, the
Massachusetts Historical Commission, and
the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• 30,000 GSF modernization
• Architecture, engineering, planning,
programming, historic preservation
• Integration of Preservation and New
Construction Preservation Achievement
Award, Boston Preservation Alliance
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Harris Center for Business, Government and Public Policy
Historic Fackenthal Laboratory, a 1928
Charles Klauder building, now houses
innovative spaces for the Patricia E. Harris
Center for Business, Government and
Public Policy. Adaptive use modernized
the interiors to create compelling learning
environments for the twenty-first century
while maintaining the historic façades that
characterize the northern edge of Hartman
Green at the center of the campus.
We worked closely with the College
Design Committee and Construction
Manager to establish guidelines for our
detailed programming and conceptual
design of this imaginative reinvention. The
interiors were thoroughly transformed
to accommodate new programs for
the Departments of Government and
Business Organizations and Society, The
Floyd Institute of Public Policy, and the
campus Computing Services Resource
Center. In addition to offices, classrooms
and seminar rooms, the Center includes a
two-story “living room,” an informal space
that connects the building’s floors and
fosters collaboration by providing space for
serendipitous meetings and the exchange
of ideas. The opening of this space to
the east brings natural light deep into
the building. A new, second entry for the
building directly connects the computer
center with the larger campus that it
serves.
Size
• 47,900 gsf modernization
Services
• Programming & Planning
• Architecture
• Laboratory Planning
• MEP Engineering
• Telecommunications
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• Master Planning
Energy
• Energy Data Analysis
• Energy modeling
• Benchmarking
• DSM Programs for Utilities
• Building Performance Optimization
• Energy Audits
• Energy Master Plans
• Retro-commissioning
Software
• B3 Benchmarking
• NEO Net Energy Optimizer
• Custom tools with WeidtSim
Engineering
• Electrical
• Fire Protection
• Mechanical
• Plumbing
• Security
• Structural
• Telecommunications
Consulting
• Graphic & Environmental Design
• Marketing Communications
• Public Relations
/ services
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High-performance projects for clients in over 100 countries
ABC TV Network
Aetna
Albany International Corp.
Alexandria Real Estate Equities
American Express
American Red Cross
Amtrak
Apple, Inc.
AT&T
Bank of America
Bankers Trust
Barton Mines
Bloomberg
Bronx Zoo
Brookhaven National Labs
Cornell Agriculture and Food Technology Park
Cantor Fitzgerald
Capital One
Charles Schwab
Chase Bank
Chevron
Citicorp
Corning, Incorporated
ConEdison
Court TV
Credit Suisse First Boston
Daystar Technologies
DDB Needham
Equis Corporation
Ernst & Young
Exodus Communications
Fannie Mae
Fidelity
First Albany Corporation
Fleet Bank
Frontier Communications
General Electric Company
Genzyme Corporation
Goldman Sachs
GlobalFoundries
Hilton Hotels
IBM
Intel
Interprint Inc.
Key Bank
Lucent Technologies
MorganFranklin
Merrill Lynch
Microsoft
NASDAQ
National Grid
New York Stock Exchange
NCARB
North American Medical Instruments Corp.
OSI Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Philip Morris
Pfizer, Inc.
Qwest
Roche Molecular Systems, Inc.
Saratoga Technology and Energy Park
Schlesinger & Company, LLC
Smith Barney
Smithsonian
Strategic Corporation, LLC
Taconic Farms, Inc.
Telegis
The Jackson Laboratory
The Walt Disney Company
Time Warner, Inc.
Turner Construction
University Heights Science Park
United Nations
United Development
Verizon
Watervliet Arsenal
Wells Fargo
Whiteman Osterman & Hanna LLP
World Trade Center
WMHT Educational Telecommunications
/ corporate clients
Albany County Times Union Center
Albany Medical Center
Albany Pine Bush Preserve
Arts Guild of Old Forge
Barnard College
Barton Mines
Bellayre Mountain Ski Center
Best Western
Bridgewater College
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Browns Brewery
Bucknell University
Carnegie Learning Center
Cazenovia College
City of Cohoes
City of Poughkeepsie
College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering
Comfort Inn & Suites
Dartmouth College
DASNY
Finger Lakes Community College
Florida Southern University
Fort Ticonderoga
GE Renewable Energy
General Services Administration
GlobalFoundries
Golden Corral
Hamilton College
Harvard University
Herkimer County Community College
Hudson Valley Community College
Kean University
Millbrook School
Mount Saint Mary College
National Grid
National Park Service
New Jersey Institute of Technology
New York Power Authority
NYS Energy Research & Development Authority
New York State Thruway Authority
Office of General Services
Pleasant Night Inn
Preservation League of New York
Price Chopper Stores
Providence College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rockland County Community College
Roger Williams University
Saratoga Springs State Park
Schoharie County
State University of New York
SUNY Upstate Medical University
Syracuse University
The College of New Jersey
The College of Saint Rose
The College of the Holy Cross
The University at Albany
The Walt Disney Company
Town of Glenville
Union College
United Nations
University of Rhode Island
University of Scranton
University of Virginia
US Department of State
Washington and Jefferson College
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Yeshiva University
/ energy clients
Air Education and Training Command
Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency
Air Mobility Command
Air National Guard
Architect of the Capitol
Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Agency
Army Contracting Agency
Army National Guard
Brookhaven National Laboratories
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives
Classified Agencies
Drug Enforcement Administration
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
General Services Administration
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
Region 2 – Northeast and Caribbean
Library of Congress
Region 3 – Mid-Atlantic
Marine Corps University (Quantico)
Region 5 – Great Lakes
National Archives & Records Administration
Region 8 – Rocky Mountain
National Cancer Institute
Region 11 – National Capitol Region
National Guard
National Institutes of Health
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Park Service
Naval Facilities Engineering Command
Navy Morale, Welfare and Recreation
New York Power Authority
New York State Energy Research
Pentagon Renovation Office and Development Authority
Smithsonian Institution
Transportation Security Administration
United Nations
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Army
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
U.S. Department of Commerce
U.S. Department of Defense
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
U.S. Department of State
U.S. Department of State Overseas Building Operations
U.S. Department of the Treasury
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
U.S. Geological Survey
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
U.S. Military Academy (West Point)
U.S. Naval Academy (Annapolis)
U.S. Naval Observatory
U.S. Navy
U.S. Secret Service
/ government clients
A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital
Albany Medical Center
Amsterdam Memorial Hospital
Anson County Hospital
Baylor College of Medicine
Billings Clinic
Brazosport Memorial Hospital
Camden Medical Park
Centura Health
Children’s Medical Center of Dallas
Chowan Hospital
CHRISTUS Santa Rosa
CHRISTUS St. Frances Cabrini
CHRISTUS St. John
CHRISTUS St. Mary
CHRISTUS St. Michael
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Craven Regional Medical Center
CUNY Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education
Duke University Medical Center
East Texas Physician’s Alliance
ECU Brody School of Medicine
ECU School of Dental Medicine
Ellis Hospital
Exempla Healthcare
FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital
Fort Bragg Medical Clinic (USACE)
Fort Dix Hospital (USACE)
Four Winds Hospital, Saratoga
Greenwood Leflore Hospital
Halifax Memorial Hospital
Harbor Hospital
Harlem Hospital Center
Hopkins County Memorial Hospital
Houston Methodist Hospital
Houston Methodist Sugar Land
Jacobi Medical Center
Jersey Shore University Medical Center
Johnston Memorial Hospital
Lenoir Memorial Hospital
Littleton Adventist Hospital
Lutheran General Hospital
Maria Parham Medical Center
Marquette General Hospital
Martin General Hospital
Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital
Medical College of Virginia
Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital
Memorial Hermann Northwest Hospital
Memorial Hermann Southeast Hospital
Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital
Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital
Memorial Hermann Texas Medical Center
Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital
Montgomery College
Morristown Memorial Hospital
Nash Health Care System
NC Correctional Institution for Women
New Hanover Regional Medical Center
New York Medical College at Westchester Medical Ct
North Shore-LIJ Health System
Northern Health Authority of British Columbia
NYU Polytechnic
NYU School of Dentistry
NYU School of Nursing
Obstetrical Gynecological Associates (OGA)
Ocean Medical Center
Oklahoma Heart Hospital North
Oklahoma Heart Hospital South
Oklahoma Heart Institute
Onslow Memorial Hospital
Pitt County Hospital
Platte Valley Medical Center
Randolph Hospital
Rex UNC Health Care
Riverview Hospital
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
Rowan Regional Medical Center
Saint Elizabeths Hospital, DCDMH
Sitrin Health Center
St. Clare’s Hospital
St. Joseph Regional Health System
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Peter’s Hospital
Stamford Hospital
Stanford University Medical Center
Stanly Regional Medical Center
Suburban Hospital/Johns Hopkins Medicine
SUNY Stonybrook School of Dental Medicine
SUNY Upstate Medical University
Swedish Medical Center
/ healthcare clients
Texoma Medical Center
The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Tidewater Community College
Trinity Medical Center
Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals & Clinics
UNC Hospitals
UNC School of Medicine
University at Albany
University of Colorado Health
University of New England
University of New Mexico Medical Group
University of Pennsylvania
University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
US Coast Guard
VA Medical Center, Albany, NY
VA Medical Center, Asheville, NC
VA Medical Center, Coatesville, PA
VA Medical Center, Fayetteville, NC
VA Medical Center, Northport, NY
VA Medical Center, Providence, RI
Valley View Medical Center
Virginia Commonwealth University
Wake Forest Baptist Health
Waterstone Medical Office Building
Watson Army Hospital (USACE)
Wayne Memorial Hospital
White Plains Hospital
William Beaumont Hospital
/ healthcare clients
Abilene Christian University
Adelphi University
Alamo Colleges
Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Albany Law School
Amarillo College
American University
Amherst College
Angelo State University
Appalachian State University
Assumption College
Austin College
Austin Community College District
Austin Peay State University
Barnard College
Bay Path College
Baylor College of Medicine
Baylor University
Bemidji State University
Bennington College
Berea College
Binghamton University
Black Hills State University
Boston College
Boston University
Bowie State University
Brandeis University
Bridgewater College
Brookdale Community College
Brookhaven College
Brown University
Bryant University
Bucknell University
Buena Vista University
Cabrini College
Canisius College
Carleton College
Case Western Reserve University
Cazenovia College
Central College
Central Texas College
Chatham University
Christopher Newport University
Clarendon College
Clemson University
Clinton Community College
Coastal Bend College
Colby College
Colgate University
College of Saint Elizabeth
College of Staten Island
College of the Holy Cross
Collin College
Columbia University
Concordia College
Connecticut College
Cornell University
Dallas County Community College District
Dartmouth College
Del Mar College
Dominican College
Duke University
East Carolina University
East Carolina University School of Dental Medicine
Eastern Michigan University
Eastfield College
Effat University
El Centro College
Emmanuel College
Emory and Henry College
Emory University
Farmingdale State College, State University of New York
Finger Lakes Community College
Florida Southern College
Fordham University
Franklin & Marshall College
Franklin College
Frederick Community College
Gallaudet University
Galveston College
George Mason University
Georgetown University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Goucher College
Grinnell College
Hamilton College
Hampden-Sydney College
Hardin-Simmons University
Hartwick College
Harvard Business School
Harvard College Library
Harvard University
/ higher education clients
Harvard University, John F. Kennedy
School of Government
Haverford College
Herkimer County Community College
Houston Baptist University
Houston Community College
Howard University
Hudson Valley Community College
Iowa State University
James Madison University
Johns Hopkins University
Kean University
Keene State College
Lafayette College
Laguardia Community College
Lamar Institute of Technology
Lamar State College - Port Arthur
Lamar University
Lehigh University
Lone Star College System
Loyola University New Orleans
Lubbock Christian University
Manhattanville College
Marist College
Marshall University
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
McMurry University
Medical University of South Carolina
Mercy College
Meredith College
Michigan State University
Middlebury College
Midwestern State University
Minnesota State Colleges & Universities
MIT Department of Facilities
Mitchell Community College
Mohawk Valley Community College
Monmouth University
Montclair State University
Montgomery College
Moravian College
Morgan State University
Mount Aloysius College
Mount Holyoke College
Mount Saint Mary College
Muskingum University
Navarro College
New Jersey City University
New Jersey Institute of Technology
New York University
North Carolina A&T State University
North Carolina Central University
North Carolina State University
Northern Virginia Community College
Northland College
Northwestern University
Orange County Community College
Pace University
Pennsylvania State University
Prairie View A&M University
Princeton University
Purchase College
Quinsigamond Community College
Radford University
Ramapo College of New Jersey
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rice University
Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rockefeller University
Rockhurst University
Rockland Community College
Roger Williams University
Rollins College
Rowan College at Burlington County
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Sage Colleges
Saint Joseph’s College
Sam Houston State University
San Jacinto College
Sarah Lawrence College
School of Visual Arts
Schreiner University
Siena College
Skidmore College
Southern Methodist University
Southwestern University
Spring Hill College
Springfield Technical Community College
St. Edward’s University
/ higher education clients
/ higher education clients
St. John’s University
St. Mary’s College of Maryland
St. Mary’s University
St. Olaf College
Stanford University
State University of New York at New Paltz
State University of New York at Oneonta
State University of New York College at Cortland
State University of New York Institute of
Technology at Utica/Rome
Stephen F. Austin State University
Stetson University
Stevenson University
Stony Brook University
Sul Ross State University
SUNY Broome Community College
SUNY Cobleskill
SUNY Geneseo
SUNY Maritime College
SUNY Polytechnic Institute
SUNY Upstate Medical University
Swarthmore College
Syracuse University
Tarleton State University
Tarrant County College
Temple University
Texas A&M College of Medicine
Texas A&M International University
Texas A&M University
Texas A&M University Baylor College of Dentistry
Texas A&M University-Central Texas
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
Texas A&M University-Galveston
Texas A&M University-Kingsville
Texas A&M University-San Antonio
Texas A&M University-Texarkana
Texas Christian University
Texas Southern University
Texas State Technical College-Harlingen
Texas State Technical College-Waco
Texas State University
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Texas Tech University Health Science Center
Texas Wesleyan University
Texas Woman’s University
The Catholic University of America
The City University of New York
The College of New Jersey
The College of New Rochelle
The College of Saint Rose
The College of William & Mary
The College of Wooster
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The Ohio State University
The State University of New York
The Texas A&M University System
The Texas State University System
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
The University of Texas at Arlington
The University of Texas at Austin
The University of Texas at Brownsville
The University of Texas at Dallas
The University of Texas at El Paso
The University of Texas at San Antonio
The University of Texas at Tyler
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
The University of Texas Health Science Center at
San Antonio
The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin
The University of Texas System
The University of Texas-Pan American
Towson University
Transylvania University
Trinity College
Trinity University
Trinity Valley Community College
Trinity Washington University
Truman State University
Tufts University
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United World College
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University of Charleston
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University of Delaware
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University of Houston - Clear Lake
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University of Iowa
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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University of North Carolina School of Medicine
University of North Texas
University of North Texas System
University of Oxford
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
University of Richmond
University of Scranton
University of Southern Maine
University of St. Joseph Connecticut
University of St. Thomas
University of Tennessee at Knoxville
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
University of Texas Southwestern
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University of the Incarnate Word
University of Vermont
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University of Virginia Foundation
University of Wisconsin - Madison
University System of New Hampshire
UNT Health Science Center
Unversity of Wisconsin - Whitewater
Vassar College
Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia Community College System
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Wake Technical Community College
Washington & Jefferson College
Washington College
Washington University in St. Louis
Wayne State University
Weatherford College
Wellesley College
West Texas A&M University
West Virginia University
Western Technical College
Wharton County Junior College
Wheaton College
Williams College
Winston-Salem State University
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Yale University
Yale University School of Medicine
Yeshiva University
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Boston College
Brookhaven National Laboratory
CalTech
Cornell University
East Carolina University
GE
Genzyme Corporation
Georgetown University
Instituto Technológico de Monterrey
The Jackson Laboratory
James Madison University
MITIMCO
National Cancer Institute
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration
New York State Department of Health
New York State Office of General Services
New York State Energy Research & Development
Authority
New York University
Rochester Institute of Technology
State University of New York at Farmingdale
SUNY Polytechnic Institute Colleges of Nanoscale
Science and Engineering
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Army
University at Albany
University of Chicago
University of Florida
University of Maryland
University of New Mexico
University of Pennsylvania
University of Southern California
Virginia Tech
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