Franklin and Marshall College, Hensel Hall

Harvard Divinity School’s rejuvenated Swartz Hall is now LEED Platinum certified. Our design of this new campus gateway reflects HDS’s commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. The existing granite building envelope is upgraded to exceed current efficiency standards using internal insulation, a seamless air barrier, and new high-performance windows. A new underground mechanical plant accommodates heat recovery and direct outside air handling units. Congratulations to HDS on their dedication to campus leadership in environmental sustainability.

Out with the old, in with the new! Demolition took place at Pomfret School to make way for the new 22,000 square foot Science Center. The three-story building will serve as a hub for science, technology, engineering, and design for the Connecticut boarding and day school.

Read more about the history of the project on The Pomfret School Blog.

We enter Women’s History Month reflecting on the incredible journey that shaped our practice. Founded by Ann Beha in 1980, our firm is proud of its trailblazing roots. We celebrate Ann and the many women who have contributed outstanding leadership and talent to the field of architecture.

Watch Ann Beha’s recent Gordon H. Smith Lecture at Yale University: Straight Up, with a Twist: Clarity, Intention, Delivery.

Progress is underway as we continue construction on the U.S Embassy in Athens, Greece for The U.S. Department of State. Our design for the rehabilitation and expansion of the embassy revitalizes the culturally significant chancery, designed by Walter Gropius in 1961, and increases connectivity within the complex of buildings and landscapes.