Stoddard Exhibition Hall opens at the EcoTarium

We had the pleasure of working with Museum of Fine Arts, Boston on the Dutch & Flemish Art Galleries and the Center for Netherlandish Art. We’re thrilled to see the works of Michaelina Wautier, a long-overlooked 17th-century woman artist, featured in one of the newly renovated gallery spaces and covered in The New York Times.

We’re excited to see the MFA getting national recognition for their ongoing initiative to highlight this important era in art history, and to have supported them in doing so.

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We were thrilled to celebrate our 2025 Buildy Award Honorable Mention for the Mattatuck Museum Renovation & Expansion at the Building Museums Symposium in St. Louis, Missouri. This national award from the Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums (MAAM) recognizes the most outstanding recent museum building projects, and to help increase awareness of the value of museums and the need for their ongoing rehabilitation and expansion to serve future generations.

Founded in 1877, the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, Connecticut is a keeper of artifacts and place for community engagement around regional history and Connecticut-based art. Our revitalization project transformed the museum into an inclusive, community-focused cultural hub. Key features include a new public entry plaza, a 3,300 square foot roof terrace for programming and events, and light-filled classrooms to support educational initiatives. Large windows invite passersby to engage with exhibitions, creating a seamless connection between the museum and downtown life.

Thank you to MAAM for recognizing Mattatuck Museum’s dedication to community impact through its renovation and expansion. Congratulations to our client and design team, including:

GNCB Consulting Engineers (Structural); Altieri (MEP/FP Engineering); Sladen Feinstein Integrated Lighting (Lighting); Solutions Engineering (Code); SLR (Landscape/Civil); Wil-Spec, LLC (Specifications); Downes Construction (Construction Management); Chuck Choi (Photography).

PBS News Hour has featured the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’s use of technology to increase visitor engagement with their collections of Greek, Roman, and Byzantine art. We’re proud to have supported the MFA in their mission to create an inclusive and dynamic environment for visitors to experience these important works with the recent renovation of their Art of the Ancient World galleries.

Watch “Museum uses technology to deepen visitor engagement with ancient sculptures” as part of the PBS New Hour arts and culture series.

Photo Credit:
George D. and Margo Behrakis Gallery
Photograph @ Museum of Fine Arts, Boston