The renovation of Rockefeller Hall at Harvard’s Divinity School was an opportunity to reinvent the landscape within this remote corner of the campus. The landscape design replaced a 1.5 acre parking lot with a formal central green flanked by a bioswale and native plantings to create an edge to the new campus. Spaces around the building were redeveloped as an outdoor cafeteria, garden terrace, and contemplative garden centered around a stone labyrinth. ADA accessibility was achieved gracefully through integrated ramp systems and the landscape was restored with native vegetation while a bioswale, porous pavers, and a subsurface leaching system maximize on site stormwater treatment.
Work completed while with Stephen Stimson Associates
Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Architect: Venturi, Scott and Brown Architects
Role: James Royce, Project Manager, Lynne Giesecke, Construction Administration
Phase: Completed in 2008
Awards: BSLA Merit Award 2009, Certified LEED Gold
Renovation of the Campus Center Terrace at Brandeis University
Anticipated Sumer 2021
Flexible and Active Outdoor space at the Hospital of the Future Renovations at the Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, MA
New Field House for Soccer and Lacrosse at Yale
Under Construction 2020
New Long-Term Care facility at the Chelsea Soldiers' Home
Under Construction 2020
The new Bulger Animal Hospital was the catalyst for an urban redevelopment in Lawrence, MA.
College of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics has been awarded SCUP Design Merit Award 2020
Artists for Humanity (AFH) EpiCenter Expansion
with Behnisch Architekten
Renovation to the Louis D. Brandeis Sculpture Garden and Landform at Brandeis University
In 2017 we participated in the Memorial Design Competition for Sandy Hook
Pedestrian courtyard over structure reinvents the office park.
Completed Summer 2015
A dance rehearsal space and new theater for the students at Walnut Hill School for the Arts.
Project complete Summer 2016!
New Bedford School Visioning study for front entry improvements
A feasibility study exploring re-integration of a defunct Chapel into daily campus life.
