Academia Historic Preservation
Preserving the architectural heritage of our nation’s educational institutions is a major focus for M&A. The architectural styles of structures on college and university campuses across the country are major contributors to the sense of place one experiences while enjoying these institutions. Preserving the architectural heritage of our colleges and universities is a major focus for M&A. From shutter restoration at Yale’s oldest building to a major restoration of the historic public spaces in a Harvard dormitory, M&A has proven itself to be a valued partner to colleges and universities as they strive to balance the demands of a modern academic institution with the responsibility to protect their historic structures.
Harvard University
- Dunster House – restoration of traditional spaces, exterior entries, clock and clock tower, and monumental windows
- Harvard Art Museums – De-installation and re-installation of the Naumburg period apartment
- Wadsworth House – restoration of windows, siding, columns and shutters at Harvard’s second oldest building
- Lowell House – restoration of the bell tower
- Gannett House, Harvard Law School – window restoration, restoration of exterior doors
- Winthrop House – interior and exterior renovation in the Master’s House
Brown University
- Lyman Hall – restoration and replication of windows
- Faunce House, Stephen J. Roberts Campus Center – restoration and replication of wood and metal windows
- Wriston Quadrangle – Exterior rehabilitation of windows, mansards, dormers and cornice
- Solomon Center – Exterior rehabilitation of decorative cornice
- Miller, Metcalf and Andrews – rehabilitation of exterior millwork and windows
Williams College
- Stetson Library – restoration and replication of wood windows
Yale University
- Connecticut Hall – restoration of shutters
Gallaudet University
- Peikoff Alumni Center – structural repairs to Tudor building, window restoration
